User:RAP/0

= The to-do list of potentially extreme proportions = (always nice to keep track of the stuff you wanted to do when time is at my side)

General

 * Add Achievement pages in game articles (2013 July 21) – Do game pages need to be created in order for the Achievement pages to be created?

Games

 * Boulder Dash (2013 July 20) – A game that I loved playing (even if I never finished it, it's fascinating for countless people creating custom-made levelsets), along with other countless Boulder Dash clones; want to show my love by contributing to the pages. Due to the company releasing the game in other formats, I'm going to focus on the original C64 version for the time being.


 * Getting Started
 * Objects
 * That's done; maybe more game details. All it needs are the images, in a separate section of the table.


 * Emerald Mine (2013 July 20) – One of the first Boulder Dash clones to stand out especially on the Amiga. I played the original along with countless Emerald Mine Club levelsets in a game called Rocks'n'Diamonds that 99.99% accurately replicates the engine.


 * Getting Started – Because I only played the original in Rocks'n'Diamonds, I do not have any knowledge of how the interface, controls, etc work on the original Amiga.
 * Walkthrough
 * Levels
 * This is a unique situation because there are two modes: Singleplayer mode and Teamwork mode.
 * Every teamwork only level appears every 4 levels (like 4, 8, 12, and so on), every singleplayer only level appears every four levels, and the rest of the levels can be played alone or as a team.
 * All-in-one package for neatness! Similar to how Super Mario 64 ' s Walkthrough pages work with Super Mario 64 DS info incorporated.
 * Appendices
 * Scoring
 * Believe it or not, but I took a lot of time gathering info on scores from all the levels; singleplayer and teamwork mode.
 * I went the extra mile and determined the highest score values per object (the top 3), the lowest score (the bottom 3), and determining there's an object that gives 0 points, or whether it's impossible to do so.
 * Such a seemingly useless feature, maybe it's because there are multiple profiles so that other people can get a higher score per level?


 * Sub Terra (2013 July 21) – Another Boulder Dash clone, it's more of a puzzle game in general. Does this count as worth covering? It used to be sold commercially, but it's now released as freeware. Does the sequel count as well?

Investigate

 * Acno ' s Energizer ' s Level Codes section page: Numbered bullets that continue on instead of restarting – That's a new thing I never seen. I tried making the numbers update work when splitting up into sections, and it didn't work. This could be very useful.