CivJS: A JavaScript 4X Game (2015)

Post by kaspiCZ » Wed, Aug 29, 2018, 4:20 PM UTC

kitd wrote: post #38

gcatalfamo wrote: post #17

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My opinion is that this is best Civ-themed HackerNews comment ever written so far and I would gladly argument it by saying the quoting Gandhi as an ironically peaceful opinionist is very ironic indeed. ICBM.

I'll own up now and admit that I had no idea Gandhi had history in Civ (I'm not a gamer) My quip was accidentally genius!

Post by jasoncabot » Wed, Aug 29, 2018, 7:01 PM UTC

benjaminjackman wrote: post #13

dajomu wrote: post #4

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If you have the latest npm installed you can clone it and run `npx serve`.

I looked over the code for it, because earlier this year I was trying to make a turn based game that merged the gameplay of Imperialism II with the production tree depth of Factorio while having unique little sim like creature with traits that could be bred and inherited and so anytime I can learn something about how to structure code for TBS I'm pretty interested. Anyhow: it looks pretty incomplete for example here…

Post by rangibaby » Wed, Aug 29, 2018, 10:05 PM UTC

PeterisP wrote: post #39

stefs wrote: post #26

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the global peace index: peaceful, peacefuller, peacefullest, complete and utter nuclear annihilation this, at least, shouldn't be a problem in relatively civilized js.

You can't really argue with the fact that after a complete and utter nuclear annihilation we would have total world peace.