caspar / capturetheflag

AP Computer Science Final Project

#AP Computer Science Final Project

Rules:

• Sign off on commits & comments
• Comment an explanation of anything you've written that isn't totally obvious

Ideas & Implementation:

• Different modes of gameplay
  • Sudden death: no incorrect answers allowed
  • Timed: player has a set length of time to answer as many flag questions as he can.
  • Regional: player only receives flags that pertain to countries within political & continental boarders
  • Political:
    • USSR
    • G8 Nations
    • NATO
    • European Union
    • Axis vs Allies
• Statistics and Analyitics
  • We need to be able to create "save files"
  • Color of flag that you're most succeesful with
  • Time of day when you perform the best
  • Are you a racist?
  • Et cetera

What needs to be added:

• A main menu. Andrew? -Caspar
• A setup method
  • check out newImage(). We would call this each time a button is pressed. -Caspar
• The actual game functionality
  • Basic functionality
  • Different modes of gameplay
  • Statistics and analytics
• A way to associate each flag with its predominant color, national language, etc. (also for analytics)
  • Maybe multi-dimentional arrayLists?
  • In C you can do this thing called a definition, where you set associations for each file. I'd love to be able to do this automatically, but my hopes are not high. Unfortunately, I feel that this component is essential for this project to be interesting. - Caspar

What we're finished with:

• Loading the image?
• List of countries and countries by region
• Images of the flags

capturetheflag's Issues

Ghosting

Main Menu

Andrew, Guiman, you take this.

Menu items: (Each menu will have submenus.)

• Arcade: set number of flags, score is percentage
• Timed
• Political/Geographic
• Some way to get analytics/scoreboard --> keep this separate from gameplay modes

Doesn't compile

Spencer, your last commit doesn't compile. Maybe give it another look-over?

New name proposal:

Peep gang:
I propose that we re-title our project to "Capture the Flag"

• It's fresh
• It's witty