In college the most challenging task I (amateur programmer) had to do was delete a node from a "binary search tree".
Can dodge chance be negative? Can it be greater than 100%?
This code is very bad
Do you mean one of those specialized ones like a red-black tree or a normal binary tree?
It was just a sorted binary tree lol.
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Youll want to sanity check your dodge chance. As written, the value can be negative. Your function is also prone to overflowing
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Your dodge chance is also integer only?
No, it's not prone to anything as I am the one writing the code. Sorry.
Yes, if you'd played the game you would understand.
If you write a debuff that halves dodge chance or something you might find some errors on odd numbers
That makes no sense. There would be no errors.
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There certainly could be
No there couldn't. It would work just fine. In addition, We are not going to "Write" that "Debuff" - it's not in our vision for the game.
It may work, but the number might not be what the player expects it to be!
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The player should not have expectations, and should accept what is given to them as the intended gameplay experience.
Any experienced and literate game consumer would know that. A game is a museum.
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I'm amateur programming currently.