62nd Lesson... Ahhh

Ok, maybe a combat system is a bit out of my ability range~ Unless I find some magical tutorial, don't think its happening. Anyhoo, I added a couple of rooms to my game, and in the process thought that it would be easier if you kill the monsters by solving some sort of puzzle. It's kind of lame, but I guess it'll have to do until I find some resources.

59th Lesson... TGI FRIDAY

Today we did some more touch ups to make the quest program more efficient. I got a good understanding of some of the basic syntax used in the classes~ Pretty cool stuff. I'd like to do the project alone... of course I'll be asking a lot of advice/help to start it off. I'm not too worried however, I'm pretty sure I can find tons of Python resources on the internet. The goal for me in this program would be to create a monster encounter that involves classic RPG game turn by turn action. +_+ old school ftw.

58th Lesson... O.o

Looking at the 'basic' framework of that simple text game... I've already started to have doubts about the assignment. I understand how the program works, but it's for me to come up with my own classes etc. ~ Might need to look over some old lessons...

57th Lesson... damn parrot.

I almost beat the game but I didn't get the parrot before going up. It sucked.

56th Lesson... FINISHED

Today I finished a big part of my OldMaidGame program! With tons of minor syntax errors, I finally fixed them all and got it to work.

54th Lesson... Leaped over the wall!

Today I finally found the syntax error that has been shaking my program down~ I was wondering why all my tests got errors o.O - Anyhoo, our cards program seems to be looking pretty good now being able to complete some of the most basic functions such as shuffling etc. Thursdays are always nice.

53rd Lesson... Cards Galore!

Continuing our lessons on Classes~ Today we created a card program that generates a full deck... it was pretty exciting. Can't wait what we have in store for us next lesson!