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| Lugnut:
Did you read the readme, like smart people do? |
| NickTheSushi:
--- Quote from: Lugnut1206 on February 23, 2011, 07:57:37 PM ---Did you read the readme, like smart people do? --- End quote --- Just did and I'm too lazy to download all that ;-; |
| Thorax:
--- Quote from: Knil on February 23, 2011, 06:22:19 PM ---So i found this on the brikwars Wikipedia page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/brikwars/ Would it work? Apparently it's a computer version of brikwars. --- End quote --- That might be worth trying. Also, if I decide to go to either of the Brickworlds, I'll let everyone know and we'll get something set up. Otherwise we'll just have to come up with a version for the internets. |
| M:
If we wanted to play manually, one person with a stuffload of lego (if I were at my aunt's, that could be me) builds the things the players send photos of to them, then manages the game assuming they have a big chunk of table space they can leave crap on for weeks at a time. They then take photos of the game board as it stands, post them, and each player tells them what their moves are (note it on the images, draw arrows etc) The manager then does those moves, posts an updated board, and you repeat until finished. Would make a short game take days though. A long pitched battle would take weeks. Alternately, the manager could just have topdown photos of all the player's constructions if they can get them in, and build the gameboard in photoshoop. |
| Thorax:
--- Quote from: M on February 24, 2011, 05:56:01 PM ---If we wanted to play manually, one person with a stuffload of lego (if I were at my aunt's, that could be me) builds the things the players send photos of to them, then manages the game assuming they have a big chunk of table space they can leave crap on for weeks at a time. They then take photos of the game board as it stands, post them, and each player tells them what their moves are (note it on the images, draw arrows etc) The manager then does those moves, posts an updated board, and you repeat until finished. Would make a short game take days though. A long pitched battle would take weeks. Alternately, the manager could just have topdown photos of all the player's constructions if they can get them in, and build the gameboard in photoshoop. --- End quote --- That's what I was thinking, but then I realized the amount of time/legos I would need in addition to what I already have. As for the Photoshop approach, it would work, but whoever did it would need pictures for everything and the "map" would need to be laid out like a topographical map. |
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