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I am just a junior developer but I cannot imagine how it works as well as it does. Not saying a AAA company should not have a better product, but I am just thinking about how I would code something like this and the complexity required to facilitate all the interactions is just going to be insane. The game is going to be one object which holds 8 player objects, the card pool people draw from and a turn timer. There are probably four boards associated with the game object as well, which are also likely objects. Each player object probably holds an object for their hero and an array of up to 10 objects which are cards. And then each card is probably an object of its own. We are going to be doing comparisons out the absolute wazoo. Every time a card is drawn you need to check all your other cards on board and hand to see if you have two other ones. So many cards have gamestate impacting effects. And animations... I am not even 1/10th the way into the complexity of this code and it is scary how much is actually going on.

@@h.a.l.39804 layers of objects interacting should not be difficult for a dev 😂. The whole point of using objects to to make this exact type of use relatively simple. Each board, player and card is only 1 more layer than a high school level go fish program. The front end is 100% the problem here

@@h.a.l.3980 They should just not code this in hearthstone game engine which is not easy to optimize for battlegrounds.

@@h.a.l.3980Yeah, it’s complex but not that complex for a video game. Take just any action RPG: there are 50 monsters on screen, with random attacks weighted in a way that interacts with the player’s position, a roll range for their attack power, critical strikes, damage over time, defenses, items dropped on death… Oh, and all of it has to look good, too! Not saying that I would know how to fix Hearthstone but I’d bet that it’s probably a Spaghetti Code monster that works worse than it should.

@@btarczy5067 That honestly sounds a lot simpler. Random attacks are super easy to code, they don't need their own objects, they will be housed in the monster/character object. Depending on the kind of attack you can do AOE, direct damage etc all pretty simple just by actually targeting another object or by location. I am not saying that hearthstone is more complex, just that you have to load the game all at once. In an MMORPG you are not loading the zones you are not inside of. You are only loading minimal parts of the game, but in battlegrounds you need to have the entire game loaded the entire time. I really feel like Hearthstone is going to innately require way more overhead than an MMORPG, disregarding graphics which I have no clue about.

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