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Will it be possible to transfer character info from one game to another? When a character/party completes one adventure, for example, will we be able to transfer their stats over to a sequel?
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Em...I think is probably fairly unlikely, the information you input into Coldstone will probably be encoded and hiden away in a data file.
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You could probably, (read: "I have no idea and I'm just throwing this out there"), just make a classic password system. (You know, how they "saved" files on console games when they didn't want to have battery backed memory). Of course, the more about your character you want to save, the harder the password is to engineer and the more boring it is to type in. However, the players probably won't be doing much character transfering, so it probably won't be a big problem. As long as you don't mind seeming low tech...
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I would go as far as to say that it is next to impossible. Coldstone builds stand alone games, not plugins or something along that line. Each game would be different, and the stats would be on a different scale (eg 100 mp could be considered high in one game but in another 2000 mp could be considered a low amount). There would be class differences between games, like a bard might not even exhist in one kind of game further complicating the process
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Coldstone builds stand alone games, not plugins or something along that line. Each game would be different, and the stats would be on a different scale
Maybe so, but if you were to make several games, or you and your friends made different games based on the same world or something, it might be a good idea to go with the password suggestion, if it's possible.
well this might be the same thing as the password thing, but I made a Starcraft map that was and "RPG" or as close as one could get with the Starcraft level editor. And I wanted it to be continuable or something so if u had a high lvl character in one game u could have one in the next game u played. I designed a combination of buttons you had to move a "Protoss Probe" onto in order to get your character back(you'd know the code if you ever had that character). Is this kinda what that "password" thing was, except a little low tech?
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Starcraft RPG´s are in fact very fun to make. I once made a pylon boss where you could not move the screen, and the pylon summoned monsters and cannons as long as it lived. I am not following the topic am I?
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(plz excuse me if i'm being obnoxious and plz don't tell me something like READ THE FAQ cause i barely got my ISP to let me connect to the boards yesterday and i've been gone for more than 2 months) wait. so a game made with coldstone will save all info in itself? not a seperate file? Thats all i can make of this so far. maybe i should think about this more.....
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Originally posted by J.Ace21: **(plz excuse me if i'm being obnoxious and plz don't tell me something like READ THE FAQ cause i barely got my ISP to let me connect to the boards yesterday and i've been gone for more than 2 months) wait. so a game made with coldstone will save all info in itself? not a seperate file? Thats all i can make of this so far. maybe i should think about this more.....
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Yes. Maybe you should.
Well, just HOW many games out there DO let you transfer a character from one game to its sequel?
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...Yes,Excellent If possible this would allow for items(and their levels) to carry over,to the next adventure.
You could have a bloodline, of characters that inherit a small portion of the predecessors' magic,power/stats (Like on Monster Rancher, the skills carry over).
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