cr-csv VS BakingSheet

From the game's CVs files, link. You can also find the drop rates for every rarity here.

You can even see how they look like from some repos for Clash Royale or Brawl Stars. Though of course their games are not made with Unity, this has been inspired me a lot.

Definitely a bug. You can see “ALL” card stats here. It took me awhile to figure out how to navigate the spreadsheet, but once you understand it, there is so much to unpack and learn. I’m fairly sure a maximum range stat doesn’t exist like u/ConsoleAimMain suggested, but this kind of solidifies that this is a bug.

source is royaleapi github site thingy

Spreadsheet with all game values

Here's a link to all of the cards in each category(scroll down to the BAD section) and here's the link to all of the deck builder(scroll down to Build_A_Deck).

I mean you could just record and count the number of tiles. However, if you want stats, it depends on the type of splash card you are looking for, If you want to know the stats for a melee splash card like dark prince or valk use this page and scroll over to AreaDamageRadius. If you are looking for ranged splash cards use this page, find their projectile and scroll over to Radius.

You can find all of the stats here

So I wrote BakingSheet (anyone interested in please try and give feedback :D) two years ago and it has been evolved with features like list and dictionary support. I wonder what other people think about using spreadsheet, and I'd like to see it grow as open source project, so if anyone wants to contribute or give opinion it's welcome!

I’m author of BakingSheet, I wonder what kind of method other people use to deal with complex game design data like levels, stats, items, etc.

I've been developing open source project called BakingSheet. The purpose of project is to make flexible Spreadsheet converting tool for games. You can define your data schema as C# classes, then you can import these classes from Excel, Google Sheet and convert from/to CSV, Json or your custom format.