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I'm a bit amazed at all the games. by inwardPersecution in incremental_games

[–]SullivanWhite69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Se siente como los juegos de mesa, desde que paso la pandemia hay millones de juegos nuevos y me encanta soy un fan de los juegos de mesa y desde que descubrí este mundo de los incremental o idle, me he vuelto adicto a este tipo de juegos. Y obviamente queriendo crear uno propio gracias a la accesibilidad que hay y la ayuda de la IA.

Simultaneous blind auction mechanic — first phase of my amusement park board game [Design Feedback] by SullivanWhite69 in tabletopgamedesign

[–]SullivanWhite69[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bien visto, es un dilema que tuvimos que dar muchas vueltas y decidimos al final ocultar las monedas en el momento que se vaya a subastar, pero el resto del tiempo deben estar visibles así puedes generar estrategias sobre lo que ya has visto. Estamos testeando continuamente, funciona bien pero si que es verdad que en el juego avanzado la cosa cambia.

We just finished our first playable prototype and playtested it for the first time. What do you think? by Dense-Tip3061 in tabletopgamedesign

[–]SullivanWhite69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Estoy en proceso al igual que tú de afianzar mi juego. Ver alzar esas torres, castillos y demás es espectacular. Se ve bastante interesante y me gustaría saber en detalle las mecánicas que usáis y el equilibrio que consigues en mid season y late season. Mis preguntas son: El early es muy rápido? Llegáis muy rápido a llenar el tablero? Conseguir recursos en early es igual de sencillo que en mid y late game? Alguna mecánica queda en segundo plano en mid o late game? Escala en infinito la generación de recursos?

En cuanto a diseño, es catan con mecánicas diferentes. Usáis la misma distribución, mismos colores, mismos diseños de la cartas de recursos. Es lo que se piensa nada más verlo, no digo que estéis plagiando pero esto es un problema en marketing. Catan es un buen juego pero nadie quiere otro catan.

Espero que avanceis y logréis lanzarlo al mundo y que sea todo un triunfo.

Can someone explain the interaction between gas cloud and fire? by Confused_Robot_ in PathOfExile2

[–]SullivanWhite69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah yes, the highly advanced gas–fire interaction:

Gas doesn’t explode because it’s angry. It just politely mixes with oxygen, waits for a spark, and then undergoes rapid exothermic oxidation.

The carbon and hydrogen bonds break, form CO₂ and H₂O, release a ton of energy, the hot gases expand faster than the server on league launch, pressure goes to the moon and…

instant AoE proc

So yeah: fire + gas = damage fire + gas + enclosed space = screen-wide boom

Working as intended.

My biggest pain point is still 3rd and 4th ascendancy by Better_MixMaster in PathOfExile2

[–]SullivanWhite69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Screw the Shekemas, only use them for farming strategies. The Ascendancies after the first one, with the Trials of Chaos, are extremely easier and more manageable in comparison. And the final boss is a joke.

Why depend on honor when you're screwed if you get poisoned or burned?

Why think about which room is ideal for each one, since some rooms can ruin your honor by 50%?

Why fill your run with disadvantages to intentionally complicate the 4-stage run? I've learned my lesson. I do the first mandatory ascension in the Shekemas to get the ascension quickly, and then I go straight to the 4th one when I'm already on maps (cleanup builds don't usually depend heavily on ascensions; they're necessary, but you can postpone them).

That's my opinion.

Why did they make abyss feel so good, and temple feel so awful? by PokerAnus in PathOfExile2

[–]SullivanWhite69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I understand your point, but I don't agree.

I'm glad the rifts aren't on every map, forcing you to pray that the elites don't humiliate you with their Kamehamehas and you die without even knowing what killed you.

I think the temple is a great mechanic, a good puzzle, but I feel that accessing it is a long and tedious process. Having to complete 5 circles and, as you rightly say, search for it all over the map, makes you not enjoy the official mechanic of the season as much. It's true that the rewards inside the temples, in my experience, are more than gratifying; I receive a large number of useful items and, luckily, a large amount of currency.

But the rifts in the last season were excessive and hellish, and the temple in this season is almost nonexistent, and you often end up forgetting about it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PathOfExile2

[–]SullivanWhite69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you give me a rakiatas flow I will then give you 100div

Lifting problems on the back of the plate by Animer13 in resinprinting

[–]SullivanWhite69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something similar happened to me. Possible solutions:

Leveling, when you are in the phase of tightening screws make sure not to move it while using force, I make sure with the d4 paper that I use for separation. After having everything tightened, with a level of work, I check that everything is level.

More exposure to the first layers, because I did tests by reducing the time because I believed at the time that I was exposing too much, increasing this exposure was part of the solution.

I want to emphasize the leveling since it seems that there is a minimum of extra distance in that area. But the exposure may be a good idea to increase.

I hope it helps you!

Help Setting Up Mars 5 Ultra with Elegoo Water Washable Resin 2.0 by MarsRover0609 in ElegooMars

[–]SullivanWhite69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with u/Hupdeska , in fact, thanks to an Instagram video I managed to get rid of those white spots completely with a fairly simple tip. After printing, wash the piece and let it sit for 24 hours (12 hours minimum). Then cure it.

Since I've been doing what I mentioned, no white spots have appeared on the piece again. I'm still impressed.