Cool - yeah I have no idea whats happening with the java randomiser. I will look into.
Turning up the difficulty is agreed. I am cautious though about the emotions of our players...like if your doing well, then slip on a banana..it really sux! my problem is I am to soft and want everyone to win hehe
The new mini-game sounds very interesting - a movie you say...hehe sweet!
Ok, I know I'm late; I've been busy elsewhere on the blockchain.
Anyway, so here's the idea... through the power of magic and science, Gobbos are getting turned into worms, and then are forced to kill each other in military-style battles, for the entertainment of others (in the IBT universe, that would be for the players' entertainment). Players would get an opportunity to "adopt a Gobbo" during enrollment for a tournament. They must opt in for the chance to play. So in the enrollment post, players would be asked for character name, character class, whether or not they want to adopt a Gobbo at a cost of 1 banked life point (to be taken from them at the start of stage 6), and if so, a number from 1-32. One Gobbo per player while supplies last (maximum of 32 per tournament).
The Gobbos-turned-worms do battle in 8 teams of 4 in their own mini-tournament, which will be played out on a video taken of AI gameplay from the Super Nintendo version of the retro game Worms. 1 banked life point is in the prize pool per worm for a total of 32, and if fewer than 32 players opted in during enrollment, ghost players are added to fill out the field.
How the Gobbo-turned-worms tournament plays out:
A player wins banked life points equal to that of the Gobbo-turned-worm that they adopt during enrollment. So it is possible for one lucky player to turn their 1 banked life point entry fee into 11 (if all matches have only one survivor, and the final survivor is the sole survivor in both of their matches). Adopting a Gobbo on the winning team in a preliminary match guarantees a profit for the player who does so, and a minimum profit of +3 if the Gobbo is on the team that wins the mini-tournament.
The Stage 6 post would then be the video of the Gobbo/worm tournament playing out, with final results announced in the comments. STEEM prizes on Stage 6 would be split amongst IBT players who adopted Gobbos/worms on the winning team.
I've already recorded a video, and will try to upload it to Dlive in the next day or two to show an example of how this new mini-game idea would play out.
I'm going to have to hold off on the new mini-game idea... I can't upload videos at all, and my Internet speeds are completely unacceptable. I don't know if Dlive is shit and/or my ISP is shit and/or my modem is shit... and/or how long it will take to fix this issue. Sorry about that.
No worries mate - yeah I have had mixed experiences with videos on here.