Cannonship - 2d shooter
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Re: Cannonship - 2d shooter
Thanks for add the alternative key. The moving mobs with shadow, shooting and explosion seems nice. Unfortunly only two waves to shoot down. Anyway good work.
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- Jasoco
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Re: Cannonship - 2d shooter
How long has the term "Mobs" been around? I only heard of it when I started playing MineCraft. But now I see it a lot more. I NEVER saw it before MineCraft! I still use terms like NPC and Enemy.
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I've seen it a lot before Minecraft.
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Re: Cannonship - 2d shooter
Since forever, more or less. The earliest that I've heard was during the MUD days, but it was probably used before that in bbs door games.Jasoco wrote:How long has the term "Mobs" been around?
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Apparently, that's when it was created, short for "mobile unit" in MUD1. I first heard it when playing WoW, where players use it to refer to hostile units (monsters).nevon wrote:The earliest that I've heard was during the MUD days
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You guys noticed perhaps that I'm a lot roguelike fan and so I'm also a bit rpg player and I have also some considerable mmorg playtime (not WOW). Mob is kind very used word specially in mmorgs when a party confront a lot of "mobs" that we have to control and contain with some tactics before we lose control and they overcome us (remember Leeroy situation?,well a kind of that situation). Since then Mobs is being used sometimes in other genres to designate some large number of enemies but losing a bit the context of uncontrolled enemies. And perhaps yes I think that in old MUD BBS days the term already was invented but since never really used MUD's can't tell about the use there (not so much D&D geek).
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