• lemmi (12/12) Feb 14 2006 nice game, shortly i found this site.
• lemmi (1/1) Feb 14 2006 that is not my email address, please post to the group
• Byron (5/6) Feb 14 2006 Just out of curiosity, not trying to start a flame war, but why Java? Wh...
• lemmi (3/5) Feb 20 2006 i am a java developer.
• Byron Smith (5/13) Feb 21 2006 Can't argue with #1 and #3. However, .NET is no longer strictly for

lemmi <lemmi_member pathlink.com> writes:

nice game, shortly i found this site.

i'd like to programm an ai for this game:
* better behaviour and more comfortable tasks for the units.
* tournament against different computer players

i am a java programmer and i would use java. the new version would have a better
gui and i am thinking of making the units more flexible. but the idea behind the
game will be the same.

are there any interests out there?
who would like to play this game?
who would like to discuss the requirements?
who would like to help (algorithms for map generating, graphics, ...)?

i am thinking of an open source project and i would do it in java.

lemmi <lemmi_member pathlink.com> writes:

that is not my email address, please post to the group

Byron <Byron_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <dsso03$1lm8$1 digitaldaemon.com>, lemmi says...
i am thinking of an open source project and i would do it in java.

Just out of curiosity, not trying to start a flame war, but why Java? Why not
NET? Or will Java suit your purposes better?

Byron
cur underscore t at yahoo dot com

lemmi <lemmi_member pathlink.com> writes:

Just out of curiosity, not trying to start a flame war, but why Java? Why not
NET? Or will Java suit your purposes better?

i am a java developer.

on the other hand, the program would not run only on windows.

further, java is more mature

Byron Smith <cur_t yahoo.com> writes:

lemmi wrote:
 Just out of curiosity, not trying to start a flame war, but why Java? Why not
 NET? Or will Java suit your purposes better?

 
 i am a java developer.
 
 on the other hand, the program would not run only on windows.
 
 further, java is more mature


Windows. Novell's Mono project is progressing nicely (not complete yet,
though). http://www.go-mono.com/

There's a lot of truth to the saying, however, of "go with what you know."