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Lost God cards is an 2d MMO rpg playing with cards, that project includes the server and the client, both are programmed using java.
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Smite God Picker
Picks a random god for you based on the provided filters.
(Requires Java 1.6 or later) The Smite God Picker is a simple program that allows the user to have a random god picked for them, depending on the filters they selected. This project came to be when some fellow Smite player friends of mine continuously didn't know who to pick after already playing the entire roster of characters numerous times. We wanted the game to surprise us with who to play without playing the Assault game mode. Playing the same characters repeatedly just becomes dull... -
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The basic goal of The Aceituna project is to create a massive multiplayer strategy game in the style of Sid "God" Meier's Civilization, but adding far more detail and complexity, thus creating a "living" world for the players to inhabite.
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