[12:16] <@orion|work> but here is how i would set this attaking bit up

[12:17] <~Fear091> *-*

[12:17] <@orion|work> the turns in the attack will be based primarily around speed right?

[12:17] <@orion|work> well yes they will

[12:17] <@orion|work> i can see code

[12:18] <~Fear091> yeah, speed determines the attack order

[12:18] <~Fear091> well

[12:18] <~Fear091> i hope

[12:18] <~Fear091> well it does, for this

[12:18] <~Fear091> but this is just 1v1

[12:19] <@orion|work> create a framework for attaking

[12:19] <@orion|work> as in 

[12:19] <@orion|work> code it so depending on a variable

[12:19] <@orion|work> such as gaurd 1 

[12:19] <@orion|work> it will load up a diferent set of stats attacks etc

[12:20] <@orion|work> but battles always follow set framework

[12:20] <~Fear091> .

[12:20] <~Fear091> .

[12:20] <~Fear091> .

[12:20] <@orion|work> if speed of player > speed of baddy

[12:20] <@orion|work> turns are player, baddy, player etc.

[12:20] <@orion|work> else yayay

[12:21] <@orion|work> you got it

[12:21] <~Fear091> so

[12:21] <~Fear091> get the speeds first

[12:21] <@orion|work> exactly

[12:21] <@orion|work> also

[12:21] <@orion|work> it would make your life easier

[12:21] <@orion|work> to make it read an enenmies file

[12:22] <~Fear091> .

[12:22] <~Fear091> .

[12:22] <~Fear091> .

[12:22] <@orion|work> so that you can change there stats on the fly

[12:22] <@orion|work> as in rather than hard coding in enemy data

[12:22] <@orion|work> keep sets of files 

[12:22] <@orion|work> .enemy

[12:22] <@orion|work> or something

[12:22] <@orion|work> and have the program read there data off of there

[12:23] <~Fear091> that's probably above what I can do atm

[12:23] <~Fear091> I guess I'll

[12:23] <@orion|work> nah

[12:23] <~Fear091> learn some more

[12:23] <@orion|work> thats easy

[12:23] <@orion|work> you can do it

[12:23] <~Fear091> what do you mean a file though?

[12:24] <@orion|work> as in a text file

[12:24] <~Fear091> right

[12:24] <~Fear091> enemys. what?

[12:24] <@orion|work> so like

[12:24] <@orion|work> ...

[12:24] <@orion|work> toribash

[12:24] <~Fear091> right..

[12:24] <@orion|work> reads a replay

[12:25] <@orion|work> your program will read enemy files

[12:25] <@orion|work> so like the set up of an enemie file

[12:25] <@orion|work> would include

[12:26] <@orion|work> attack,speed,health,defence

[12:26] <@orion|work> etc

[12:26] <@orion|work> or numbers that would signal the program to generate biased random stats

[12:27] <@orion|work> that way you don't have to recompile every time an enemie is too weak or too strong

[12:27] <@orion|work> it will make playtesting much easier