+1 for TBW. It takes all the fun parts if XCOM and ramps it up to 11. The lack of rng turns it more into a puzzle game, but it will always be satisfying defenestrating fools!
I had a blurricade serpent form build. Only got to ~450 block on the final experiment boss because I passively killed it too fast. Only A2 mind you since I haven't played much yet.
Hi, I have a few games under my belt now, but by no means an expert. I am quite fond of the change_scene_to_packed method on the scene tree. It clears the current main scene and replaces it with your new scene while maintaining any singletons (autoloaded scenes). Feel free to look at how I did it for last years GMTK game jam: https://git.techiedamien.xyz/TechieDamien/Ouroboros/src/branch/master/Scripts/main_menu.gd
You can also clone it and edit it to see how it works. Feel free to ask me any questions about it.
Bishops got nothing on queens though. I managed to get a checkmate over x, y, t and p which was pretty amazing even though I was down several pieces and my kings were not in great positions.
No, because then you make Nd7#, both blocking the king's escape and attacking the king in the same move. Took a while to see all the options for this one, but I do believe the checkmate is forced.
Sure, the biggest implication is now we can look for symmetries in the universe and deduce a conservation law (with much difficulty by people way better at maths than me). This conservation law is not going to be broken by further refinements of our models, as it is inherent to the system. For example, you probably learnt about conservation of energy when learning Newtonian mechanics, but since this is a product of symmetry (in time iirc), then future refinements such as special or general relativity won't break conservation of energy. The only way it could is if the symmetry is not fully accurate, like in quantum, where fluctuations in energy are possible, but very minor (providing phenomena such as the Casimir effect).
Most of the details are beyond me, and the maths certainly is, so please don't take my interpretation of the literature as gospel!
Don't forget Noether! She discovered one of the most fundamental theorems of the universe: (paraphrasing) there is a 1:1 relationship between a conservation law (eg momentum) and symmetry (eg spacetime). This has shaped a lot of modern physics and helped explain otherwise unexplainable phenomena!
+1 for TBW. It takes all the fun parts if XCOM and ramps it up to 11. The lack of rng turns it more into a puzzle game, but it will always be satisfying defenestrating fools!