[New feature] Endless practisce mode
FL3SH opened this issue · comments
I would like to have an option to disable timeouts and practice as long as I want regardless of my reaction time.
It would be nice if I could set let g:vim_be_good_practice_mode = 1 or select such an option on the game menu.
I like this idea.
A companion optional option could be an array g:vim_be_good_practice_mode_games = ['wacka'] to set which games to play in practice mode.
If set then the game starts without any prompts and randomly changes between the array options.
I was thinking about sth similar to g:vim_be_good_practice_mode_games, but in my opinion, it is not necessary.
If you want to start practice mode you just set g:vim_be_good_practice_mode and it should bypass timeouts and other restrictions in all game types when you finish, you can flip this flag and use vim be good in 'normal' mode. Moreover, you could just set new remapping and easily flip this flag on the fly, it would be much easier and faster than with ractice_mode_games array.
What do you think about instead of delete a line, you add a specific letter (p?) to any part of the line, and you go into practice version of the game. Thoughts?
Would it be sth like 5jVp [I guess p isn't a good choice in this case] instead of 5jVd (for 5 lines below)?
What about the timeout, would it be ignored as well?
What do you think about instead of delete a line, you add a specific letter (p?) to any part of the line, and you go into practice version of the game. Thoughts?
Very hacky isn't it?
What about having only one config option A companion optional option could be an array g:vim_be_good_practice_mode_games = ['wacka'] and then a option to start training mode in the start screen?
This way one can have their preferred configured and use our not from the start screen without having to remember the insert p hack.
The only thing I don't like about a flag is that it requires you to edit your vimrc to swap betwixt practice and game time. I would prefer to find a solution that can do both!
There are 4 ways I can imagine doing this. 1. mutate the line. 2. Add a second list for practice 3. Add a mode section where its Game Time or Practice. 4. Add a vim rc option to turn on / off
I think I like option 3 the best
Ohh random is available, gotta update to latest :)
I think this is "considered" done. I think Noob mode is the appropriate place to do endless mode. You just play until you are done.
But I do think 10 rounds should be rethought. Perhaps some sort of "endurance" setting.
I am not so happy with it, I can play but I don't know my score and how far I am.
It needs a few improvements.
I think
Noobmode is the appropriate place to do endless mode. You just play until you are done.
You can play until you learn it or die ;)