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A bit of history. These images were made back in 1996 for a similar game. They were created using an editor I had written in Borland Turbo Pascal.
Oh, it works just fine, I had commented on the original description and thought another feature may be added. I have had fun playing with the program as it is. I like how you made the characters as separate parts so each piece could take its own action.
This is pretty good. You might want to finish this game.
I need to make a boss thing. I do not know if unlocking it and going to it's room should spawn a special fight arena or if it should be fairly simple to kill. I plan on having some robots that are smarter so getting the needed items should be punishment enough.
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You can carry 2 or 3 different games with this starting point. Stuffing too much into a single game can kill it. Editing the ideas down can be a bit difficult at times.
There is so much you could do with this, the possibilities are endless. Like have a jet pack rack, but the catch is gotta throttle it just enough to keep the temp gauge just at the edge of the red line, go over too much and *BOOM* flames jutting out and the guy could flail his arms around screaming, "Oh GOD OH GOD WHY?! What a world, what a world..." as another massive fireball erupts finishing the player off; or you could have other flyers and you are shooting moonraker type lasers at each other or anything. I think it is a good start.
Might be cool to make it cough up a directory of users, but it would be slow to do through here.
I was trying to rack my brain to what the optimized A* search was, I found this buried in my bookmarks: http://harablog.wordpress.com/2011/09/07/jump-point-search/ might be useful.