Welcome to a series of blog posts where I might (will) forget to make a new post about this series every week.

This is about progress reports for Mathematical Base Defenders.

So let's get right in to what I did.

Don't forget: Mathematical Base Defenders is now open source, so you can always see what changes I've made after this blog post.

The first progress report will be about better frontend and data presentation. Other progress reports may be of mixed content.

Let's dive in!

Transformations of "Player Instances"

I've spent the last couple of days allowing for "player instances" (i.e., the gamefield) to move and scale.

These are created for better multiplayer game experiences, so you don't have to stare at a small gamefield on 2 player games.

Note: This may not be implemented in the direct next update. At the moment, these transformations are only used for debug/development purposes, but if you want to see it faster, make sure to contribute!

Better User Interface

These are just some touch-ups to the user interface.

These include (but aren't limited to):

• Icons on buttons
• "Intermission" screens
• Better CSS on buttons

...and I've also made other small changes, including fixing some bugs (and creating new ones), attempting to better code quality, and attempting to get more players.

Finally, I'd like to end on a note that I fill the game is too hard for players. I realized that just because I can play it doesn't mean you guys can play it. I'm sorry. But you can help by finding the right enemy speed. Feel free to suggest the right enemy speed (or new mechanics that make the game easier) in the game's Discord Server! You can also directly add a feature by contributing!

There isn't much to say in this blog post, but thank you for your time, and see you in the game!

Thanks to the cool people at giscus, you can now comment on my blog posts!

It's really easy to set up. I did it in less than an hour. It just required an extra public GitHub repository.

Note that you will need a GitHub account to comment on my blog posts.

Check them out, read how it works, and put it on your site here! (Repository)

Hi there.

I have decided to implement a general privacy policy for mistertfy64.com (and its subdomains) for transparency purposes.

Even though the website doesn't ask for your personal information directly, I still feel like this needs to be done.

This privacy policy will cover everything under the mistertfy64.com domain and the mistertfy64.com domain.

https://mistertfy64.com/privacy-policy

I believe this will make the website more transparent.

Have fun contributing (if you want to), hosting it on your server and shaming me for my horrible code (i deserve it)!

https://github.com/mathematicalbasedefenders

I made this because of my poor infrastructure for Mathematical Base Defenders.

So that's why.

https://github.com/mistertfy64/DependencyCombiner