keizerzilla

That episode impacted me in so many ways. Apart for the obvious fun moments around the boardgame and exciting execution of the fights, I want to point out two major points to me:

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First, the RPG elements. I grew up playing RPGs and other types of board/wargames since I was 12. I'm 27 now and remembering those moments of my life brought me back to a time without major concerns, where life was simple and happy. I remember all my friends from school and how we created amazing adventures who bonded us together for many many years.

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Second, She-Ra and her problems with "control". I have anxiety since I was 18. I've lost two very special people to cancer, my parents div

Aditional info:

• games are Linux-only
• coded in C/C++ with SDL2
• joystick input

Thank you!

EDIT1: formating

EDIT2: sorry for my bad englando

I've been playing League for about 3 years, but never touched Twisted Treeline (SR all the time, ARAM to chill out). Today I got a email from BATTLEFY announcing a TT tournament, and I got curious about the game mode. I know by lurking this sub that ranked 3x3 are in schedule mode and matchmaking seems not that great. What a total noob like me must know before dive in the game? Thank you so much!

Hi everyone! I'm having a problem right now concerning collisions. My game consists on sprites (square shaped) falling down the screen, colliding with the "floor" and then with each other. Sounds OK, but for some reason I can just stack 4 sprites. If the fifth arrives, there's no collision and it overlaps the top one.

to illustrate: http://imgur.com/DmWDdAE

The color changing is my debug routine. I'm checking (with FlxG.collide()) the collision between the FlxGroup of sprites ("blocks") and the floor ("bottomWall") and another checking between the group and itself:

FlxG.collide(blocks, blocks, hit);
FlxG.collide(blocks, bottomWall, landing);

Thank you so much!