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How to implement a component based system for items in a web game
It looks like you are using relational modeling. There is an alternative method: property/prototype modeling, which Steve Yegge used to create his "ultimate extensible" MMORPG, Wyvern. Basically, each …
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How to implement a component based system for items in a web game
Remember the rules for optimization!
Don't.
Don't Yet (for experts only).
For example an AttackComponent might
need to know how to filter targets
inside of a battle context and also
may …