Okay, I admit, I DO suck. I just tried the first scenario (Green Tide Rising) of the orc campaing in game Warhammer: Mark of Chaos and I could not make it. My green skinned heroes kept dieing in the final battle and I honestly do not know what I possibly could have done better. I tried my best to keep my lines tight and men fresh, used my cavalry for flanking attacks and made my heroes to boost their troops the best I could - and still, I failed..
Maybe this will get me going.
Some time ago I semi-accidentally deleted whole blog. Glad I got it back, just have to find a way to get all the downloadable things back as well. Hope I got more time to keep this thing up and running this time.
BloodBowl java port is going fine. Right now I am making the first GUI-Prototype to test the model. Sofar it has worked pretty well, though I found today a nasty timing bug from the rendering engine. This bug creates graphical glitches every now and then. Fortunately these glitches are not common, but still they are very annoying. Please go check the first screenshots from the link above.
I have decided to take part in designing and coding a BloodBowl Client/Server game. Project is still forming up but I already have a good feeling about this.
My Java port of Inaria is almost finished! All gaming related stuff has been implemented, just need to give it couple of finishing touches and I am ready to release version 1.0. Those interested in trying out Inaria Java, will need JRE 5.0 or newer installed. Release will be made available using Java Web Start technology and also source code will be released for those interested. Stay tuned and be prepared to try yet another port of Inaria! Some screenshots below.
This is my first blog. I am going to dedicate this to computer games programming in C++ and Java. My first project will be a port of Inaria in Java.