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Procedural Altar Generation
- Vendan 12y agoMakes me wonder if the author has seen Dwarf Fortress. It generates nations, cultures, and simulates wars and such between them(and much more).
- tluyben2 12y agoI would think someone this into roguelikes would know it. OP seems to be more focused on the actual graphical representation besides the syntactical/semantic representation though; something DF is very much not known for.
- Apofis 12y agoHe's had to have seen DF, look at his screenshots, looks very similar to DF.
- ttctciyf 12y agoThere's an extended interview with the author at http://www.roguelikeradio.com/2015/01/episode-96-ultima-ratio-regum.html http://www.roguelikeradio.com/2015/01/episode-96-ultima-rati... Been a while since I listened to it, but I'm pretty sure DF gets a mention or two in there..
- loup-vaillant 12y agoHe has: http://www.ultimaratioregum.co.uk/about-me/ http://www.ultimaratioregum.co.uk/about-me/ > Its narrative and themes are inspired by the works of Jorge Borges and Umberto Eco, and its gameplay by Dwarf Fortress and Dark Souls.
- jcoffland 12y agoThe correct term for "spirits" religions is animist.
- riffraff 12y agoI believe he refers to a wider concept, since he writes, "spirits": > have a range of animistic of (ED: I think he means "or") shamanistic beliefs, totemism, ancestor worship, etc so even if e.g. fetishism or cults of the ancestors might generally coexist with animism they are not exactly the same, hence the made up "spirits religions".
- nether 12y agoHow many iterations until it generates islam