Random numbers skill game ideas for comps... | Forums

[Blastergamer]

The idea came up from vladiiiiiiii with the roulette wheel.
I was just thinking about a random number skill game, that everybody can use for comps etc and then, I would like to know what would be cool for such skill game, like something bike related.
What would be a very brilliant idea for such skill games?

[sparkierjonesz]

a lotery

[emcee]

Drive the rider into an explosive barrel and use the distance he flies as a random number generator

[Blastergamer]

Drive the rider into an explosive barrel and use the distance he flies as a random number generator

I'd prefer something more breathtaking.
I also thinked about doing a replay mode like from "Timo the timewinder", where it records the moves. It shows it after the record and then even with slow motions for a really EPIC scene!

[rlmergeuser]

I like to Play "Who Wants to Be a Milionaire" in Trials

[rlmergeuser]

Drive the rider into an explosive barrel and use the distance he flies as a random number generator

I'd prefer something more breathtaking.
I also thinked about doing a replay mode like from "Timo the timewinder", where it records the moves. It shows it after the record and then even with slow motions for a really EPIC scene!

That's an awesome idea!

I like to Play "Who Wants to Be a Milionaire" in Trials

It's doable, the issue is that creating letters takes way more complexity than it should.
You'd think that primes would be the least complex pieces, even less so with physics disabled.

[Jarr3tt88]

creating letters takes way more complexity than it should.
You'd think that primes would be the least complex pieces, even less so with physics disabled.

Yea....I'm doing this in my mini game I'm working on now....it took so much complexity that I have to resort to using visibility events. Works pretty well, and takes WAY less complexity coding than physical objects.

[rlmergeuser]

creating letters takes way more complexity than it should.
You'd think that primes would be the least complex pieces, even less so with physics disabled.

Yea....I'm doing this in my mini game I'm working on now....it took so much complexity that I have to resort to using visibility events. Works pretty well, and takes WAY less complexity coding than physical objects.

Sounds interesting, would you kindly explain how visibility events help reduce complexity?