Wezzy mod time!

Peoplz:
Kasrkin Seath
Gold Spartan5
Sargent Bilco
Arty

wanna help? say so, most of the stuff isn't that hard.


To do list:
Attempt Morale System
Attempt Fatigue System
Create Western Army Faction
Create Transport Ability
Create Dock's Terrain Type
Create Naval Units
Decide on Story
---Complete by 2/1/2010---

The focus is on changes to the gameplay, not aesthetics, for now.


UNITS

Militia
-Human
-Like conscript minus the trenchcoat thing, and has no helmet
-Uses a Mace

Prisoner
-Human
-Like the Human Thug unit already in the game, but with no armor
-Uses a Mace

Level 0
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Militia
-->Soldier
-->Guardsman
-->Irregular

Conscript

-->Soldier
-->Gunman
-->Guardsman

Prisoner
-->Irregular

Rider
-->Scout

Kashin Villager
-->Kashin Warrior
-->Kashin Adept
-->Kashin Hunter

Wolf Pup
-->War Wolf

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Level 1
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Sergeant
-->Lieutenant

Soldier

-->Swordsman
-->Crossbowman

Gunman
-->Rifleman

Guardsman
-->Sentinel

Irregular
-->Skirmisher
-->Shock Trooper

Scout
-->Dragoon
-->Interceptor

Engineer
-->Master Engineer

Kashin Warrior
-->Spellsword
-->Beserker

Kashin Adept
-->Kashin Mage
-->Kashin Apothecary

Kashin Hunter
-->Kashin Pathfinder
-->Kashin Stalker

War Wolf
-->Dire Wolf

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Level 2
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Lieutenant
-->General

Swordsman
-->Champion

Crossbowman

Rifleman
-->Sniper

Sentinel

Skirmisher

Shock Trooper

Dragoon

Interceptor

Master Engineer
-->Steam Tank (Level
-->Mech Thingy (Level

Kashin Spellsword
-->Blademaster

Kashin Beserker

Kashin Mage
-->Kashin Warlock
-->Kashin Seer

Kashin Apothecary

Kashin Pathfinder
-->Protector

Kashin Stalker
-->Night Claw

Dire Wolf
-->Thunder Wolf

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Level 3
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General

Chamopion

Sniper

Master Engineer

Kashin Blademaster

Kashin Warlock

Kashin Seer

Kashin Protector

Kashin Night Claw

Thunder Wolf

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Level 8
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*Placed here so that they are costly to field
Steamtank

Mech Thingy



PROGRESS REPORT
***11/28/09*** Start
12/3/09 - Naval Unit Movetypes created

Battle for Wesnoth.

CivBase wrote:Oh... I thought you were talking about the other Wesnoth...

Not everyone knows what it means...

Back on topic:
So what other factions should be implemented, or more importantly, what time period do you want to focus on?

I think we should do something like either Humans or Anubians as other major factions, and then cover the rest of the races in one big meta faction.

The big faction would just have the units of the other races, it wouldn't be playable, just be there for campaign so the other races are in the game

I would rather have it fighting Anubians rather than humans. With humans being extremely OP when compared to the beasts.

Humans are uberly underpowered if you take them from the backstory, in the time when Humans have at most as much tech as the beasts. They would be a faction that emphasizes quantity over quality

hmmm, then I guess having humans wouldnt be all that bad.

What ever happened to your Halo-Wesnoth mod?

We gave up when we remembered that ranged units would suck and we didn't want to change terrain types

I think if we can, we should try and put in both a Morale and Fatigue system(s)



Morale
(modified after some imaginary situations during a game of wezzy... units would have fled way to much)

This system would cause units to flee, using all actions to move away from combat, for a specific amount of turns(or spaces).
For example

On the level of an individual unit...
We could use a value to determine wether a unit retreats or not.
Lets just say that when the value is 10 or higher, they retreat

The starting value should be based on a units level(special abilities could also effect this)
so... something like:
Level 0- 5
Level 1- 4
Level 2- 3
Level 3- 2
Level 4- 1
Level 5- 0

The higher the level, the more points that value needs to go up for them to retreat.


Now, what would cause that value to increase?
It could be any of the following:

Taking damage
-For damage, you could say for every 50% of a units health that is missing, that value goes up by one.

Nearby allied units being killed
-For every adjacent allied unit, the value goes down by one. If a nearby allied unit got killed, it would essentially raise the value beacuse the bonus they gave disappears.

The number of enemy units nearby
-For every adjacent enemy unit, the value goes up an amount equal to their level

Time of day
-A unit would gain a point for the time of day when it is at a disadvantage, and lose one at the time of day when it is at an advantage


The two most important ones deal with nearby allied and enemy units.
Here is an example that will emphasize the importance in numbers with this system...

Now, lets just say you have three level 0 units, and the enemy has them surrounded on three sides with level 1's
Logic would tell you that they some should have passed 10 already. taking just the enemy units into consideration, the values would be 10, 9, 10(from side, to middle, to the other side). The two ends should have retreated. However, since the three units are right next to each other, that is not the case. taking nearby allies into account, it is really 9, 7, 9

Also, lastly, abilities could be associated with the Morale System. Units with special 'No Retreat' Abilities would become very usefull, and if the leadership ability also lowered the value/kept units from retreating, units with it would become invaluable. Suddenly, you would find an emphasis on leader units and breaking through enemy lines to kill them.




Fatigue

Simply put, this is just a system which would keep units from fighting and moving forever without stopping for a break.

Basically, it breaks down into a matter of condition. There is not tired, and there is tired.
This would also be represented with a value system.

Lets just say a Unit has a value of 0 to start with, and if it becomes equal to or higher than 6 they become tired. At 12 they become exhausted.
When they are tired, they would get a penalty, like half movement, half attacks or something. Maybe a reduction in damage even.

Things that make the value go up -
Moving
-Moving at all would make it go up by one
Attacking
-Attacking at all would make it go up by one
Defending
-Defending would make it go up by one

This means that a unit has at most two turns of full fighting in it.

Now, what makes it go down?
Not doing anything on a turn
-That means no attacking or moving, it would go down by two
Being on a Village
-Being on a village causes it to drop by two

This system could also have some attributes associated with it, like ones that keep a unit from suffering penalties, or one which is equivalent to leadership, but for Fatigue.

Overall, the system would force players to cycle troops and keep them from relying on a specific group of them.

Yes, Morale and Fatigue should be added if possible.