Major: Computer ScienceClasses Taken: Data Structures, App Development, Computing Theory, Computer Systems and Networks, Web Applications, Discrete Math, Artificial Intelligence, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Statistics, Calculus 1
My name is Nicholas Henricksen. At the time of writing I am a junior in college attending the University of the Pacific. I enjoy reading fantasy novels(LOTR, Hobbit, etc.), playing video games, and working out.
Major: Computer Science
Classes Taken: Data Structures, App Development, Computing Theory, Computer Systems and Networks, Web Applications, Discrete Math, Artificial Intelligence, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Statistics, Calculus 1
The Placeholder Game is a 2D stick-fighting game that gives the player(s) the option to play against each other or the AI enemies. Attacks will appear as side kicks, and the characters will be capable of moving left and right, jumping, and kicking left or right. As the match progresses, powerups will appear to provide a change of pace.
My profanity bot will watch for all messages in a discord server and compare the content with its bank of known "bad words". If there is a match it will respond angrily, though if it sees that the message author is me it will offer me a Snickers instead. It also has some /commands such as /chastise which cannot be displayed here.
I think Elden ring is one of the greatest video games of all time. I constantly wish that I could experience it again for the first time. It throws you right into a hostile world that is incredibly difficult to navigate, immersing you into the world as you feel the struggle to survive. The landscapes are beautiful, and when I discover a new area my breath is taken away as I gaze upon a wide panorama of a wide field of blue flowers occupied by dragons, the capital city radiating the grace of gold, or a land stricken by rot. It's the perfect fantasy game, and the elation you feel after overcoming a difficult boss is unmatched.