Cards Against St Pigeonation's

[davidn]

To cut a long story short (during which I realized I was now literally doing the same thing at home that I do at work, setting up a web application against Postgresql), I now have a Pretend You're Xyzzy server running locally which I'm free to customize to the best of my ability. Cards and decks are just stored in a plain understandable layout in the database, and I've entered a few testing ones that you can see here - and ravenworks and I discovered that if you start a game with too few white cards it'll go into a panic and continually try to shuffle them eternally until you terminate the server.

Therefore, feel free to go mad making up questions and potential answers if you'd like to do a Hatoful special! I think most of us found that we liked the two or three-slot ones the most, but a good mix would be great.

Comments

[xaq.livejournal.com]

I was going to chime in on this, but...I think Raven's got it covered. O____o;

[kjorteo]

Yyyyeah.

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

Noooo, there's tons of stuff I know I haven't covered! I can't even remember half the stuff that happened in the games! The more the merrier....

[kjorteo]

Man, if we add in anything more than that, there aren't going to be any cards left that aren't Hatoful. D:

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

I don't think there's a limit to deck size!

[davidn]

That's right, no limits on the pool of cards, so anyone can still submit! Even this is a fairly modest deck size compared to the original game.

[premchaia_pre4]

Yes, the main problem being that unsorted comments are not a very efficient editing method. (I wish I had a better one to propose at the moment, but whrf.)