yeah, like I suspected, the internet becomes shit when you actually need it

and stupidly powerful when you dont

I guess it'll just be unbalanced then

it's not like kids know, but I will, and I will forever blame you faggots

I mean, I don't really know how that will teach kids about maths

they learn shapes, colours, and numbers

Ok

this is for preschool

Ah, aight

women should solve their problems on their own

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yeah, KYS too, fag

I think a dice beyond 6 numbers is too complicated for kids

but maybe I'm wrong

it only has four numbers

but 12 distinctions

the remaining eight sides are shape/colour

The problem is I don't see how one can make a game based on entirely randomized factors more "balanced"

well, balanced in the sense that no roll can throw you halfway across the board

Can you give a description of the board?

well, that's the thing, i don't know yet

I understand that it's divided into different sections represented by different shapes with different colors

i need a sequence for the fields

Ah, ok

like, with boardgames it's usually a D6 and the fields are identical, but the colour/shape twist makes that useless

Do it kinda like a combination of Monopoly and CandyLand

like:
1, 2, 3, Red, 4, 5, 6, Blue, etc

no, the fields aren't numbered

So something like : red square, blue circle, green star, etc.

yes

technically three different rolls can put you on the same field

probably have to go with a displacement rule (you push the opponent a field backwards if you land on them)

I thought about making cards, but that shit gets lost and damaged real easy, and a die makes it not predetermined (while cards like in Monopoly would)

why dont you just make a sketch or just code an ez program to help you with testing?

yeah, just code it, let me open up my code machine and punch in a few codes like the hacker I am

aezakmi

there are already tons of features of such a thing and basically from what i can tell you just need a dice 12. Furthermore, elaborate more on your "progression system" because from what I can tell there is none, and in order to make such "balanced" you'd need to solve ez statistical variants or make combinations of such rules.

see, I don't know what you're talking about, and that is the main obstacle here

> elaborate more on your "progression system" because from what I can tell there is none

picture a series of coloured shapes connected by a line, you "progress" that line with dice rolls until you land on the final field

it's not exactly an open-world MMORPG

does all the different variants count on the "line"? i.e. are they unique or duplicatable.