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I'm beginning a new game project involving Event data cards. Most have common types of data. They fall broadly into three types: terrain, movement or fire. Although there are some special event cards or modifier cards but on the whole, similar data on the most part. Except the fire opportuninty cards, where only 1 data type is in common. They will be all part of same deck. However, I not sure how best to manage & store the data for gameplay purposes. Are arrays the answer, structs, enums ... something else. Thanks.
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Jump to PostI'd make an interface (ICard) and derive all cards from it. Possibly some abstract types for each category, then specific implementations for each card. I'd use List<T> to hold each players hand, and a Queue<T> for the deck.
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Momerath
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I'd make an interface (ICard) and derive all cards from it. Possibly some abstract types for each category, then specific implementations for each card. I'd use List<T> to hold each players hand, and a Queue<T> for the deck.
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I'd make an interface (ICard) and derive all cards from it. Possibly some abstract types for each category, then specific implementations for each card. I'd use List<T> to hold each players hand, and a Queue<T> for the deck.
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Spudgunner
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Thanks Devmac, I'll have a look at that link for inspiration. Although the cards I'm thinking of are not like regular playing cards which have a clearly defined logical pattern. The nearest comparison I can give are those "Magic The Gathering" cards (or Pokemon cards).
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