The aliasing or whatever on the gridlines is causing that moire effect optical illusion for me and making it hard to enjoy looking for more than a few minutes.
Not working for me either right now. There was a game like this before, something like minefield.net, but it eventually disappeared. Played it every now and then with a couple colleagues during lunch break.
Waterluvian|6 years ago
The aliasing or whatever on the gridlines is causing that moire effect optical illusion for me and making it hard to enjoy looking for more than a few minutes.
farhaven|6 years ago
kroltan|6 years ago
Nice game, was able to play it for a bit, got 8 right tops.
It seems like the density of bombs is much larger than a regular minesweeper? Or I've just been playing on easy mode in other times...
iforgotpassword|6 years ago
dwd|6 years ago
Do not trust other people's flags though as they can be wrong - possibly intentionally.
farhaven|6 years ago
> Do not trust other people's flags though as they can be wrong - possibly intentionally.
Yes, this is intentional. I want to see how people start collaborating across very limited channels. Or how they start playing against each other :)
Toto778455|6 years ago
1. Do not debug in production (console.log ...)
2. Secure the session (do not display the session ID in high-scores)
3. This is not infinite (in64 * in64) square + weird border :)
4. Balance the score for big discovered area
5. For the new players start the position on an playable area
6. Limit the total of high-scores returned by the ws
7. Limit the ws data as much as possible
...
Thanks and sorry :)
farhaven|6 years ago
3: 64 bits are close enough to infinity :)
4: Good idea. Maybe something like a logarithmic curve on the number of discovered fields would be good.
5: Also a good point. I'll try to build that
rmbeard|6 years ago
butz|6 years ago