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This is my entry for the Puzzle Pirates 'Slice of piratey life' contest. One of the puzzle games in PP is 'swordfighting' (which plays like Puzzle Fighter, apparently), so I decided to show a cross-section of the puzzle indicating how it is actually operated by mice. Two weeks of pondering and designing, then working Friday night through to 4am Monday morning (Sunday 11:59pm PST deadline = Monday 8am deadline in the UK!) with just a bit of a break over Saturday evening. I still had to miss out some of the ideas I wanted to include just to keep things clear while meeting the contest's size restriction (1280x1024).
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August 22, 2005
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Super yay!
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Life is not a zero-sum game.
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Anoying the world, one person at a time.
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Will you play Nintendo with me?
Just wondering though, what hapens to those little mice in the blocks when a sword comes down?
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~RAWR~
There's two reasons for mice to be in blocks on the playfield; dropping blocks and gray blocks. They get in the dropping blocks so that they can separate the two halves if necessary; after the block has been dropped they climb down the back of the blocks and come out at the bottom to help recycle parts, and then they can go and get some cheese. The grey blocks have four sides; plain grey, grey with a picture of a sword, the full colour block, and the fourth side which has a door for them to get in and out of. The mice in these blocks are there to rotate them, you see, and when they do the final rotation they then climb out.
As swords come in, any blocks they replace are supposed to be pushed backwards and fall down to the bottom of the board (just as when pieces are broken by breakers). Any mice that happen not to have gotten out of the blocks as this happens should be okay - the terminal velocity of a falling mouse being less than the fatal velocity. At least, I hope it is. One of the design goals was to avoid harm coming to any mice!
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Life is not a zero-sum game.
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"Look like the innocent flower, but be the Obaba under't."
XDDD, love this picture. It's creative, and it (sort of) explains how it works.
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POWER BRACELET, MADE OUT OF TAPE!!!
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