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AkshayGoodOne
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I had pitched the idea for a community games section at OFC. This is a public suggestion for the overall idea of how the games could be incorporated into the chat environment.
There can be two possible gaming situations:
1. One on One
2. Community
One On One – These games can be played between two players engaged in a private conversation. I’ve an example of two suitable games for this situation
Community – These games can be played between two or more players engaged in a public chat room conversation. A separate room can be made by the participating members and guests. I’ve an example of one suitable game for this situation
I shall present the Python code for each of these games only to give a basic idea of the game’s execution and logic in my subsequent threads. I hope you liked the idea.
Thank you.
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I had pitched the idea for a community games section at OFC. This is a public suggestion for the overall idea of how the games could be incorporated into the chat environment.
There can be two possible gaming situations:
1. One on One
2. Community
One On One – These games can be played between two players engaged in a private conversation. I’ve an example of two suitable games for this situation
- Tic Tac Toe : Steps are as follows
- One of the players, the initiator, opens up Game Tab and chooses Tic Tac Toe to be played. A window opens to both the players on their respective screens. The two players are assigned a Cross(X) and a Zero(O) randomly.
- The player has to click on a box he wishes to place an X or an O, followed by another player who follows the same step.
- The first one to make a horizontal, vertical or a diagonal streak of crosses or zeroes wins and a point is added to their credit.
- Rock Paper Scissor : Steps are as follows
- One of the players, the initiator, opens up Game Tab and chooses Rock Paper Scissors to be played. A window opens to both the players on their respective screens.
- Each of the players locks their choices (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) and their respective symbols are not displayed until both have locked their choices.
- Upon the simultaneous display, the winner is assigned a victory point. (Rock is gained over by Paper, Paper is subdued by Scissors, and Scissors are gained over by Rock)
Community – These games can be played between two or more players engaged in a public chat room conversation. A separate room can be made by the participating members and guests. I’ve an example of one suitable game for this situation
- Spin The Bottle : Steps are as follows
- Only the user who created the room has the power to spin the bottle at every turn.
- The participating users register for the game on the Spin The Bottle screen as they are in the room. Each user is assigned a separate colour through which they would be identified in-game.
- A legend at the side of the game box shows what colour denotes each player.
- The creator of the room (only one person, so to speak) spins the bottle. The bottle stops at a random duration and position, and the person at the head of the bottle is the target for the person at the base of the bottle.
- The bottle is subsequently spun for any number of times, depending on the decided gameplay.
I shall present the Python code for each of these games only to give a basic idea of the game’s execution and logic in my subsequent threads. I hope you liked the idea.
Thank you.
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