Hi, I love the idea of an open source ccg, and after having browsed through your great looking website and here on the forums I'm wondering just what the current status of this project is. It seems to have been quite some time since there was any kind of update or news(more than a year in your own news section of the website!), and the forums seem to be almost as quiet too. I looked for you on Google+ thinking that maybe you were posting updates there but that doesn't seem to be in use at all(not for several years anyway).
Anyway, you've all done a fantastic job with this project so far. Cards look very professional and the rules document(I've the PDF version) is very informative. On top of that, Kudos to whoever designed your website, it looks great and is a delight to use and navigate.
I hope this project is still active. I'd love to try it. Thanks in advance
What's the status of this project?
Re: What's the status of this project?
You'll probably get more answers on the IRC channel, at freenode #wtactics, take a look there if you haven't already.
Most of us are doing *something* though with life happening and some procrastination, there is not much on the website when it comes to news and new info . Also doesn't help that the forum software doesn't send notifications when new replies are placed.
Regards,
Knitter
Most of us are doing *something* though with life happening and some procrastination, there is not much on the website when it comes to news and new info . Also doesn't help that the forum software doesn't send notifications when new replies are placed.
Regards,
Knitter
Rejoice! For very bad things are about to happen.
Re: What's the status of this project?
Thanks for the reply. I'll check that out. Thanks.
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Re: What's the status of this project?
Sometimes my memory nudges me that there is this project that I haven't looked at for quite some time...
Which now makes me wonder: What is currently needed to bring this project back to live besides people writing stuff in the forum?
Which now makes me wonder: What is currently needed to bring this project back to live besides people writing stuff in the forum?
Re: What's the status of this project?
People writing code....Ravenchild wrote:Sometimes my memory nudges me that there is this project that I haven't looked at for quite some time...
Which now makes me wonder: What is currently needed to bring this project back to live besides people writing stuff in the forum?
If that sounded snarky, it was. However, it was snarky toward myself, not you
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Re: What's the status of this project?
Well, what kind of code is needed?
Re: What's the status of this project?
@Ravenchild,
I'm not sure. If this project were to reboot, I'd think interested parties would need to have a meeting of sorts to figure out what's needed. For instance, while I still have a public repo for ViCE and some unpublished stuff locally, do we really need such a thing when Tabletop Simulator exists?
I'm not sure. If this project were to reboot, I'd think interested parties would need to have a meeting of sorts to figure out what's needed. For instance, while I still have a public repo for ViCE and some unpublished stuff locally, do we really need such a thing when Tabletop Simulator exists?
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Re: What's the status of this project?
Wow... I did not know about tabletop simulator before. Seems very versatile. Did someone already try a game of WTactics with it?
Re: What's the status of this project?
I would also be super-interested in a pnp card game version of Wesnoth. Is the project likely to be revived, or is it pretty much dead at this point?
Re: What's the status of this project?
@RavenChild - I have not. I Think my other motivation for even keeping ViCE around was the idea of having some form of automation (which, as I recal, snowdrop said he could do without), and b) the open source aspect.
@Korric - It's open source. While it is more than likely dead in it's current incarnation, I feel like it could be revived in some capacity.
To that end, I think I'd want smaller, reachable goals. It's been too long for me to do a proper post mortem, but I thiink a lot of what caused this project to fail (assuming we admit failure) in it's current form is that there were too ambitious of goals with no end in sight. I think if we could tackle the project in smaller bits, we'd fair better.
The other thing is that this is an art-heavy game, and artists in the open source world (especially when cards are considered) are rather rare. While we have some art work, I don't think there are enough to make the kind of game we were originally wanting to make. Unless, of course, we stick with placeholders, which would at least allow us to get the mechanics correct.
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@Korric - It's open source. While it is more than likely dead in it's current incarnation, I feel like it could be revived in some capacity.
To that end, I think I'd want smaller, reachable goals. It's been too long for me to do a proper post mortem, but I thiink a lot of what caused this project to fail (assuming we admit failure) in it's current form is that there were too ambitious of goals with no end in sight. I think if we could tackle the project in smaller bits, we'd fair better.
The other thing is that this is an art-heavy game, and artists in the open source world (especially when cards are considered) are rather rare. While we have some art work, I don't think there are enough to make the kind of game we were originally wanting to make. Unless, of course, we stick with placeholders, which would at least allow us to get the mechanics correct.
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