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Smashed Bros.

Deconstructed gameplay mechanics into distinct variables, assigning estimated values to guide initial balancing.

Mixology Context Charting different liquor combinations and their resulting outcomes. Highlight Since various liquors are treated as ammunition in the game, it became essential to list each available option. To add more depth, the concept o

Mixology

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Charting different liquor combinations and their resulting outcomes.

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Since various liquors are treated as ammunition in the game, it became essential to list each available option. To add more depth, the concept of mixed drinks was introduced. For this to work properly, fictional names had to be assigned to each new blend, along with the damage boost they would provide. Generally, more expensive drinks result in stronger effects.

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Please refer to the image above for a visual reference. The five core liquors are vodka, gin, rum, whiskey, and absinthe. Two can be combined to form one of several cocktails, including Bad Attitude, Astronaut, Buck Cherry, Après-Ski, Bank Robber, Earthquake, Barkeeper’s Whimsy, Artillery Punch, Holly Jolly Roger, or Commando Cocktail.

Mobility Context Defining the variables that control character movement. Highlight Three classes exist, built around the physique of light, medium, and heavyweights. Each class shares the same movement types, which include forward, sideways

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Defining the variables that control character movement.

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Three classes exist, built around the physique of light, medium, and heavyweights. Each class shares the same movement types, which include forward, sideways, and backward motion. Similar to other shooters, each direction has a defined run speed measured in metres per second. Jump height also varies depending on the class.

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Please refer to the image above for a visual reference. The chart displays movement types across the top and character classes along the left side.

Attacking Context Listing all available ways of intoxicating other players, along with a breakdown of each one's statistics. Highlight All primary weapons use projectiles that follow specific mechanics defined by variables such as damage, f

Attacking

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Listing all available ways of intoxicating other players, along with a breakdown of each one's statistics.

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All primary weapons use projectiles that follow specific mechanics defined by variables such as damage, fire rate, pellets per shot, reload speed, drop-off, recoil, spread, firing mode, magazine capacity, and starting ammunition. When the player is unarmed, melee becomes the default attack. While it does not cause direct damage, it can be used to knock down opponents who are heavily intoxicated. Most values for these parameters are represented using floats, integers, or enumerators.

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Please refer to the image above for a visual reference. The top row displays the characteristics that define each attack type, while the left column lists the various attack methods.

Throwables Context Cataloguing the details of alcohol-based weapons, specifically explosive one that can be thrown at other players to cause damage. Highlight Each grenade-style weapon is defined by variables such as damage, blast radius, d

Throwables

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Cataloguing the details of alcohol-based weapons, specifically explosive one that can be thrown at other players to cause damage.

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Each grenade-style weapon is defined by variables such as damage, blast radius, drop-off, cook time, and carry capacity. These parameters help balance the effectiveness of each throwable across different gameplay scenarios.

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Please refer to the image above for a visual reference. The top row outlines the components used to define each explosive type, while the left column lists the grenade types.

Weights Context Mapping how each class's alcohol tolerance corresponds to their body weight. Highlight Typically speaking, the lighter the character, the lower their alcohol tolerance, the faster their run speed, and the smaller their hitbo

Weights

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Mapping how each class's alcohol tolerance corresponds to their body weight.

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Typically speaking, the lighter the character, the lower their alcohol tolerance, the faster their run speed, and the smaller their hitbox. For a heavier character, the opposite is true across all of these variables. A medium character would fall somewhere in between.

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Please refer to the image above for a visual reference. The light, medium, and heavy classes are outlined alongside variables that define their performance. Each class features a unique ability, specific alcohol tolerance, movement speed, and overall stature.

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