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2024-03-14, 06:55 PM (ISO 8601)
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I dunno which game engine to program in Python… ^_^’
Hi!
I just realized that I would like to make some kinda game engine in Python. It would be object-oriented software and it would emulate the mechanics of some ttRPG that I like. It wouldn’t be a game into itself, rather the underlining logic some other persom (maybe?) could use to create a game with graphic, plot, music etc.
I was thinking and I realize I am not that sure what RPG game I would like to base the engine on. I have some possibilities, but it’s hard to pick my favourite.
Some games I am thinking about:
- M&M 2nd edition (I don’t like 3rd that much…)
- Tri-Stat dX
- Pathfinder 1e (it would be very long and complicated stuff to program, because the SRD is freakingly enormous. But hey, that’s some possibility, ain’t it?)
- Cypher System (???) (I am not sure if Cypher system would make a good gaming engine, but, as above, it’s some kinda possibility)
- Eclipse Phase 2nd edition (I just love the game!)
- Theoretically I could try coding DnD 5e, but uh… I don’t see what the whole fuzz about this game is. Though I admit, if 5e would look like Advanced 5e, I would probably be a big fan of it. Still, it’s easy, even though not funny from my ttRPG player perspective?
Generally I wanna code some game mechanic engine into Python and I cannot choose one option xD Oh noes xD
Thus my question – maybe you would like to have some game mechanics in Python, but you can’t code? I mean, if enough people would find game x interesting, it would be some kinda incentive for me? I think?
I believe personally that M&M would be fairly simple and yet you can do a lot with this mechanics, but the same can be told about Tri-Stat dX. And there are some games on my list that make excellent dungeon crawls… oh my, why I hafta be so indecisive? : <
Just random thought I wanted to share with you ;-) Or maybe you have some other mechanics you would be suggesting instead of the ones I named? ;-)
PS. I dunno if this tells something to everybody, but the code is gonna be open source ;-)
PPS. I couldn’t decide whether to put this post in Friendly Banter or Grumpy Technology… xD Please, fell free to change the subforum as an admin if you find my choice weird… ;-)
Last edited by Kaworu; 2024-03-14 at 06:58 PM.