2022 Youtube series
Posted: 21 Apr 2022, 07:34
Hi all--long time player, first time poster.
I've always loved Shandalar, and I remember being blown away that some people had gotten together to implement 20,000 new cards. I'm quite happy to have a version that goes up to some Kaladesh, though of course I would go further if I knew how.
I consider myself reasonably knowledgeable about everything Shandalar--everything except for its AI, and the state of development.
I am making a YouTube series where I show people a couple options for how to approach the basic challenges of the game (assembling a first deck, tackling economy, succeeding in a dungeon, etc) and a few more advanced things (like changing settings, switching out enemy decklists, card duplication).
What I wanted to make sure with this community:
1) You are an AI community, right? That is, you don't want me to link you, because you don't want to be swarmed with Shandalar players uninterested in programming challenges.
2) Nobody will be mad if I help randos get copies of the game. I heard there was some drama at some point, but since I'm not sure the nature of it, I thought I would ask.
3) I don't want to play games on an old version and find out there's already newer versions of the game to play. I currently believe Manalink is much more advanced in its card implementation than Shandalar, whose development has stopped, but I could be wrong about any of this--again, that's why I'm asking.
Without any feedback, I'll assume sharing the game is cool, sharing this forum is kinda uncool, and there's no better version of the game than I have. I hope at least some of you will enjoy the series, when it's finished. Thanks in advance!
I've always loved Shandalar, and I remember being blown away that some people had gotten together to implement 20,000 new cards. I'm quite happy to have a version that goes up to some Kaladesh, though of course I would go further if I knew how.
I consider myself reasonably knowledgeable about everything Shandalar--everything except for its AI, and the state of development.
I am making a YouTube series where I show people a couple options for how to approach the basic challenges of the game (assembling a first deck, tackling economy, succeeding in a dungeon, etc) and a few more advanced things (like changing settings, switching out enemy decklists, card duplication).
What I wanted to make sure with this community:
1) You are an AI community, right? That is, you don't want me to link you, because you don't want to be swarmed with Shandalar players uninterested in programming challenges.
2) Nobody will be mad if I help randos get copies of the game. I heard there was some drama at some point, but since I'm not sure the nature of it, I thought I would ask.
3) I don't want to play games on an old version and find out there's already newer versions of the game to play. I currently believe Manalink is much more advanced in its card implementation than Shandalar, whose development has stopped, but I could be wrong about any of this--again, that's why I'm asking.
Without any feedback, I'll assume sharing the game is cool, sharing this forum is kinda uncool, and there's no better version of the game than I have. I hope at least some of you will enjoy the series, when it's finished. Thanks in advance!