H&H Chess

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martinuzz
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H&H Chess

Post by martinuzz »

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It would be great if I could carve chesspieces from rocks and logs!
McGriddles
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Re: H&H Chess

Post by McGriddles »

Ha, clever.
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PhaedrothSP
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Post by PhaedrothSP »

damnit..

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springyb
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Post by springyb »

Haha awesome.
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Ferinex
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Post by Ferinex »

This was done in the first world too. Cool though.
i guess they never miss huh
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Jackard
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Post by Jackard »

nice job. pieces are a little confusing though. think i liked the game of checkers someone made more.
Teh_Az
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Re: H&H Chess

Post by Teh_Az »

This is awesome, maybe we could ask the developers to make chess piece sprites for these things. They would make great decorations even if not used for chess. If push comes to shove, checkers should be enough.
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Jackard
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Post by Jackard »

wait a sec, couldnt you play chess using a cupboard?
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Peter
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Post by Peter »

I was going to say, making chess pieces that are one-tile items that can be stacked would make for a fun game. Either that, or make a Chessboard item that is a container that hold chess pieces.
Surprise.
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Lothaudus
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Post by Lothaudus »

Jackard wrote:wait a sec, couldnt you play chess using a cupboard?
Don't see why not. Cupboards are 8 x 8. You'd just need to work out your pieces and when it comes to inventory items, there's plenty to choose from. Different types of fish, food etc...
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