Roguelike VS 18xx

After reading this again I must say you can just put it on github. Heres my project: https://github.com/atomicpickle/Roguelike

As most of you know, I recently made a text based roguelike game called Ruby Arena while I taught myself how to use ruby, it can be found here: https://github.com/atomicpickle/Roguelike

I can't buy any Reader in the Commons Shop because you delete that items (Main.rb#1273), is it normal or you were testing and forgot fix it?

You can download the source here on github if you want to run it directly: https://github.com/atomicpickle/Roguelike and since I'm still learning, I'm always into hearing feedback on my coding abilities.

If you're an 18xx gamer, there are way too many tested and proven designs to justify impulse buy from a first time designer, although it does look stunning for an 18xx game. There are people that love picking privates, many of them don't (I don't) and designer has made a conscious decision to make private drafting really important. I do believe that it deserves a chance but I would be more keen to buy if I tried it on 18xx.games.

I need to think about what I'm most jealous about. Maybe HF4ALL. I passionately hate TTS and I would give everything to be able to table HF but alas. 18xx.games I prefer much more, but still I would like to have and play 18xx games live but I'm no position to do that, maybe 1889 from time to time (I know, sad...).

You can play it 2p on 18xx.games - not the best player count but it'll get you familiar with the rules.

Also interested in 1830, 1882, 1849, 1889 etc. on https://18xx.games/

And one day my gaming group and I are going to tackle 1817 on 18xx.games. I'm not convinced that we can play that game in person in one night.

I would try these out on https://18xx.games/ to see which you like before you buy.

Not an app, but http://18xx.games