let me help you further by telling you what my math skills are in a list
here...
good skills
1. adding
2. subtracting
3. multiplying
4. division.
5. decimals.
6. I know pi is 3.14159.
7. percents.
8. less than and greater than.
things I am bad at or don't want to touch.
bad skills.
1. algebra.
2. factoring.
3. trigonometry.
4. calculus
5. physics
6. chemistry.
the above things the stuff I'm not good at list is interesting to learn
about in documentaries or on itunes-u. but in reality I'm just not good
at those kinds of advanced maths. so.. what could I do with the list of
things I am good at. and if numbers are big I use the calculator to help
me out.
Josh
using windows7 laptop
On 2/26/2014 9:54 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Josh,
Yes, I think so. I don't know how good or bad you are at math, but the
types of games you mentioned really only require basic math to
calculate scores and so on. The type of games that require higher math
are generally those with some realistic physics modeling such as in an
aircraft simulation, a racing simulation, or a first-person shooter
with 2d or 3d angles that require advanced calculations to operate. As
I have said numerous times there are plenty of types of games out
there that don't require much math. Here is a short list of stuff you
can do without much math involved.
Card and Puzzle Games
Word Games
Interactive Text Adventures
Wrestling Games
Football Games
Baseball Games
Simple Side-Scrollers
Does that answer your question? there are plenty of things you can
write without using much math. You just need help finding out what you
can do with your limited math skills and I think you will be okay.
Cheers!
On 2/26/14, Josh <joshknnd1...@gmail.com> wrote:
could I do stuff like jim kitchen does like awesome homer side scroller
type games and football and sports games?
using windows7 laptop
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