Currently, all players can pick a pantheon. We want to limit this number to 8, since CityReligionFollowersUpdatePacket only handles a list of 8 unique religion followers.

We would modify the onNextTurn() method in the Server's PlayerReligion class to handle this. Where we would iterate over Server.getInstance().getPlayers() ... getReligion()with a getPickedBonuses() > 0 to get the current number of pantheons.

The error states: Could not run phased build action using connection to Gradle distribution 'https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-6.7.1-bin.zip'

This is because later versions of eclipse run JDK-11, which makes our project incompatible. This article: https://discuss.gradle.org/t/eclipse-running-with-jdk-11-gradle-6-2-1-fails-to-compile-source-for-jdk-8/36577

provides us a possible workaround for this issue, but I want to look at alternative solutions (a better IDE!!!).

Instead of just displaying the names of the tiles of the hovered tile. We should also include the tile yield in the text as well.

Such as: Plains, Forest +2 (Food Icon)

Instead of rivers stopping at the lowest tile elevation, they should still seek the lowest elevation while trying to reach the ocean in any way possible. So we would basically chose random tiles until we seek an elevation point that recedes down to the ocean instead of a tile with no water around it.

AI Roadmap:

Melee Units: ----

• [x] Implement sequence node after we approach enemy, including HasMovementNode. Then add an MeleeAttackNode, to attack move

• [x] Approach Friendly City Node

• [x] Approach Enemy City node

• [x] Retreat Node

• [x] Patrol Node

The following are what assets I need to implement:

Barbarian camp - https://gyazo.com/06bf5e24079d1e895b926b21cc1cb310
Farm tile - https://gyazo.com/a841d2cc798c30c455209bb96099701c
Fish tile - https://gyazo.com/db8af23805d39c16327e7f78b00e8b41
Peals Tile - https://gyazo.com/8d6e341aa899eece0c4997512f13ec18
Crabs Tile - https://gyazo.com/97278bdcb939fb54f97fb176fd0c211d
Whales Tile - https://gyazo.com/8ebd339aa4453cb4633b476b09319046
Bananas Tiles - https://gyazo.com/8c5bcb3edef51516552351d85f0323eb
Wheat Tile - https://gyazo.com/ac508f42ced1dba821b606322a36c703
Deer Tile - https://gyazo.com/536a374a7467bcf2099796bfd1de2668
Oil Tile - https://gyazo.com/bcaa4a3efd30b1f72411ec0a16890393
Aluminum Tile - https://gyazo.com/e5900bd9343ca273dca35058a182d6d0
Uranium Tile - https://gyazo.com/668a5ffc5c4772ada2ac5328eef81382
Spices Tile - https://gyazo.com/21c9ce202a7966756a894e414fc573c8
Sugar Tile - https://gyazo.com/6a6b24ecb3f35441f671b6106731a862
Furs Tile - https://gyazo.com/974b3219280d1c89bae90edf26573c1c
Ivory Tile - https://gyazo.com/8857379f54d0d9ed69b67c41f6006d8c
Silk Tile - https://gyazo.com/1e06e094ffc79ad88e8fe6cb996f457e
Dyes Tile - https://gyazo.com/34ee25b4ad9783caa0e35cb5ac805935
Incense Tile - https://gyazo.com/1a61558710336db6f4eaae6df48e89f9
Wine Tile - https://gyazo.com/26739c8f98997168059632baac98cfa7
Marble Tile - https://gyazo.com/f54ace6ca453f86c62a04f9885067081
Salt Tile - https://gyazo.com/a55ab0318e9073c842d033ed438f31b2
Lumber Mill
Terracotta Army

Currently our AI builds buildings without considering if their economy can handle it. We need to take account the maintenance cost of buildings and units before the AI decides to produce them.

During our transition from an interface based event system to an annotation based event system, I had to rewrite a good amount of code. Because of this a lot of events were broken at first. On the surface level everything seems fine, but there might still be broken parts that need to be corrected.

Currently there is no way for the player to get a list of commands from chat, the implementation of /help would fix this. For the command, the server would just sendServerMessage(...) a list of our commands to the player.

We would simply add a WhisperCommand class & send the player the message through sendServerMessage(...).

We could also look into changing the chat color for whispers, but that is more advanced.

As it stands, it's hard for new users to setup this projects development environment. It all comes down to their version of JDK, what IDE they're using, and other variables.

willpewitt mentions in #64 that we should look into using Docker. After spending the whole day trying to get it working I'm going to give up for now since I have no idea what I'm doing with that.

If anyone has any suggestions to make this project more easy to contribute to, please let me know.