12/03/19

We finished all the theory needed for SDD, so from now on until the end of term 2, we'll just do raw programming, which I'm really happy about. This term we have a practical assignment where we have to program something within a period, but next term we'll be given a programming task to do over the whole term. That's why we got all of the theory out of the way, so we have more time to do the assignment in term 2.

I'm just watching a guide about league of legends, and I realize now how big and complicated the game is. The simple way to explain the game is to destroy the enemy's nexus which is in their base, but there's so many little things that people take advantage of that it just becomes such a complicated game. The one I watched was on lane management, where instead of just focusing on farming(killing minions) and winning small skirmishes with your opponent, you manipulate the minions in your lane to get a more tactical position. It's really mind blowing how detailed this game/gameplay is.

Chapter 6 for maths was super hard, then we went to chapter 3, which was so dead easy that I felt like I was being looked down on. Chapter 6 took me like 2 periods to finish one exercise, and for chapter 3 I finished 4 exercises in one period. The random difficulty differences really annoy me.