In the game 8 magicians fighting each other using blood magic - so any spell used, summoned monster or weapon used requires sacrifice. This game is your own idea for card games. I do not know if it works, but I hope people will appreciate it ;)
Well, I was away by what the project did not get new commits. But I managed to come back and upload some things. The project, however, did not fall :)
Enigma's String bug fixed
This error was not repaired by me, but solved a certain problem related to the game. The game is based on Enigma-Dev, so any improvement in the main project affects the game.
It's a badly functioning string function that turns a given variable into a text type. Occult used this feature in a few places. To compile the game you had to use the so-called "dirty hack". From what I noticed, this bug has been fixed and it will be much easier to compile the game in the future.
New graphics
The game was supposed to be from the beginning of Open Source, however, I noticed that some elements were probably taken from the Internet (a colleague created them). Magiccleatus (which I met at Steem) decided to create new from scratch to support the game!
Thanks to that, the graphics are new, without breaking any 3rd party rights.
Thanks to his work, we have about 25-30% of graphics done (almost all sign cards), of course there is a lot of work left, but I believe that he will finish the project.
Readme
Readme has been added to the repository - maybe it is not a big update, but it increases morale :)
Decks shuffle
This is one of the hacks added to the game. Due to an error, Enigma can not link shuffling to seed, so the same card combination always went out.
A small hack was created, which sorts the waist many times (depending on the number that will be drawn). This is not the best solution, but it works for now.
Known bugs
- You need to check the shuffle of the deck - it must work correctly
- Check what "God's grace" card can freeze the game
- Pray for repair all the errors in the Enigma-Dev
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