The Fireball does Damage and Knock Back to players and is ...

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the primary form of attack.

• The Fireball can slightly Home in on a Target which is within a distance and takes the one that has the closest angle in front of the player.
• This is so it is slightly easier for the players to hit each other by just aiming toward the direction of the player they want to hit. Also encourages dodging by the other players which creates more movement and action.
• Testing without it during the prototype showed that the players very rarely could Hit each other.
• If two Fire Balls Hit they merge and create a big explosion.

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Customization

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In the inspector you can easily customize things like Knock back, Damage, Speed, Turning Speed and more.
Several of these set settings in the Fire Ball Prefab but some don't so they're available to be customized as well, such as Hit Radius, Height Above Ground, Reflect Speed Multiplier etc.

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I made all the Spell Casting Abilities such as Casting Fire Balls, Reflecting and Dashing ...

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as well as implemented the Animations and worked on the State Machine.

• I also implemented the VFX that was made by Jacob Stenberg and we got into a good workflow where I would start working on an ability and he would get first drafts of the VFX ready so we could quickly implement them so we knew what tweaks needed to be made. I also acted as a bit of a Generalist where if something needed to be done, fixed or added I jumped in and did it.
• When I write code I always try to keep it as clean as possible by utilizing Coroutines and Local Variables as much as possible and avoid unnecessary uses of Update.
• I always strive towards making things as customizable as possible, especially in games like these where small changes to a mechanic can make a big difference.

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I made all the Spell Casting Abilities such as Casting Fire Balls, Reflecting and Dashing ...

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as well as implemented the Animations and worked on the State Machine.

• I also implemented the VFX that was made by Jacob Stenberg and we got into a good workflow where I would start working on an ability and he would get first drafts of the VFX ready so we could quickly implement them so we knew what tweaks needed to be made. I also acted as a bit of a Generalist where if something needed to be done, fixed or added I jumped in and did it.
• When I write code I always try to keep it as clean as possible by utilizing Coroutines and Local Variables as much as possible and avoid unnecessary uses of Update.
• I always strive towards making things as customizable as possible, especially in games like these where small changes to a mechanic can make a big difference.

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The Fireball does Damage and Knock Back to players and is ...

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the primary form of attack.

• The Fireball can slightly Home in on a Target which is within a distance and takes the one that has the closest angle in front of the player.
• This is so it is slightly easier for the players to hit each other by just aiming toward the direction of the player they want to hit. Also encourages dodging by the other players which creates more movement and action.
• Testing without it during the prototype showed that the players very rarely could Hit each other.
• If two Fire Balls Hit they merge and create a big explosion.

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Customization

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In the inspector you can easily customize things like Knock back, Damage, Speed, Turning Speed and more.
Several of these set settings in the Fire Ball Prefab but some don't so they're available to be customized as well, such as Hit Radius, Height Above Ground, Reflect Speed Multiplier etc.

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The Reflect Ability can Reflect an incoming Fireball ...

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back to the Player that casted it and is the primary form of Defence.

• It can also knock close players back but doesn't do any damage.
• When Reflecting Fire Balls, time gets slowed down very briefly to give players time to react.

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Customization

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The Designer can set Duration, Radius From and To as it gets bigger over a small period of time, Angle Hit to the Sphere Cast so it matches the VFX, Knock Back, Slow Down Time Dilation, Duration and more.

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I made all the Spell Casting Abilities such as Casting Fire Balls, Reflecting and Dashing ...

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as well as implemented the Animations and worked on the State Machine.

• I also implemented the VFX that was made by Jacob Stenberg and we got into a good workflow where I would start working on an ability and he would get first drafts of the VFX ready so we could quickly implement them so we knew what tweaks needed to be made. I also acted as a bit of a Generalist where if something needed to be done, fixed or added I jumped in and did it.
• When I write code I always try to keep it as clean as possible by utilizing Coroutines and Local Variables as much as possible and avoid unnecessary uses of Update.
• I always strive towards making things as customizable as possible, especially in games like these where small changes to a mechanic can make a big difference.

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