More design text...

design/core.txt

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 	0 A.D.
 	Battle for Wesnoth
 
+Development:
+	Keep the main gameplay simple, like Heroes of Might & Magic 2, but add a lot of various content to potentionally enchance the play time.
+	Pixel art (for now), 16x16 base size, modular game engine that'll support future use of any arbituary sprite size.
+	World overview, similar to medieval maps, except that buildings and chads will be previewed on it, similar to single trees on those maps.
+	Certain entities trigger an event, like chad going to foe tile to go to the battle screen, or friend tile to trade or negotiate.
+	Menus and UI system in general needs to be robust and intuitive, LMB to open, RMB to close and MMB to toggle-preview the menu.
+	Battles happen similar to Heroes of Might & Magic, on tile based fiend, but each soldier is rendered, and they have attack formations.
+
+Gameplay:
+	You are chad, hero of some faction, and it is your destiny to bring the glory to your race, like it is with every real chad.
+	You can make buildings like in Age of Anything, directly on the map grid, and align them perfectly due to game being tile based.
+	You can recruit soldiers, which start as mere peasants, like in Mount & Blade, and they progress by equipping themselves and killing foes.
+	You can trade in your own village or city, make trading routes with other factions, loot other villages or explore ancient ruins.
+	--
+	Each building can have potential menu when you "enter" it, to buy, sell, craft, explore, negotiate, view, etc. something.
+	Each soldier in your army have his own equipment, and the amount of soldiers you have depends on your population and leadership skills.
+	Each menu has sub-menus, if needed, and description of what something does, this may potentially replace making a tutorial.
+	Each map is connected to one or more other maps, which is the world, and you can access different parts with portals, routes or docks.
+
 More documentation to come...

design/development.txt

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 This will contain some design decisions and how the hell this game was developed...
+
+> Started of as "EAX", quick Raylib testing demo written in plain old ANSI C.
+> Extended to have general UI, simple roguelike mechanics and a lot of place-holder content.
+> Added buildings, landmarks and terrain sprites created by itch.io guy, finalbossblues.
+> Scrapped everything, downloaded Heroes of Might & Magic 2, 3, 4 sprites from vgresourcer.
+> Rewrote most of the alpha code in Ada, kept graphics related stuff in C.
+> Implemented most Heroes of Might & Magic 3 game data and sprites into the game.
+> Started working on modular robust UI system, added a lot of UI theme styles.
+> Added SDL2 and XCB rendering back-end written in C, alongside Raylib.
+> Scrapped C in total, removed SDL2 and XCB, wrote general Raylib-Ada bindings in Core.
+> Added AI package for testing, but it'll most likely never be used...
+> Scrapped everything once again, decided to create my own world and pixel art.
+> Refactored a lot of code, removed Heroes of Might & Magic 3 game data and sprites.
+
+> Present day, grinding pixel art...