Flying Enemy Type 1: Randomize end point on the screen.
Flying Enemy Type 2: Randomize flying speed (the effect would be: slower enemies would shoot more bullets).
Flying Enemy Type 1: Staticly flying in the air, NOT moving by its own. Always appear right-to-left. There might be optimal reachable point for this enemy. Shoot abilities: 2 types
Shoot type 1: Directly shooting to bot direction (270 degrees)
Shoot type 2: Randomly shoots in angle from (225- 315 degrees) Wanted result: the enemy bullet/laser should always try to hit the ground - not leaving the game scene neither left nor right.
Flying Enemy type 2: Dynamically flying enemy ship, moving on its own. Randomly decided way of appear. Supports both: left-to-right and right-to-left. Shoot abilities: 2 types
Shoot type 2: Randomly shoots in angle from (225- 315 degrees)
Shoot type 3: Shoots directly to the player node. Wanted result: the player should move in order to dodge this shot. This is considered high difficulty, because the shot will come from angle and cannot be dodged/nor destroyed by player bullet, if the player does not take action.
Both the flying enemies have logic in common: Random chance to stay on the scene. This is decided with the enemy generator. Type 1 enemy could go to current point and stay there, or could continue sliding with the game scene speed and disappear from the scene. Type 2 enemy could disappear also, or change orientation when reaches the scene end. (E.G. it is generated with left-to-right direction, it reaches the right end of the scene, then it turns back and becomes right-to-left direction enemy. This continues until the player succeed in killing the enemy).
Flying Enemy Type 1: Randomize end point on the screen. Flying Enemy Type 2: Randomize flying speed (the effect would be: slower enemies would shoot more bullets).
Flying Enemy Type 1: Staticly flying in the air, NOT moving by its own. Always appear right-to-left. There might be optimal reachable point for this enemy. Shoot abilities: 2 types
Flying Enemy type 2: Dynamically flying enemy ship, moving on its own. Randomly decided way of appear. Supports both: left-to-right and right-to-left. Shoot abilities: 2 types
Both the flying enemies have logic in common: Random chance to stay on the scene. This is decided with the enemy generator. Type 1 enemy could go to current point and stay there, or could continue sliding with the game scene speed and disappear from the scene. Type 2 enemy could disappear also, or change orientation when reaches the scene end. (E.G. it is generated with left-to-right direction, it reaches the right end of the scene, then it turns back and becomes right-to-left direction enemy. This continues until the player succeed in killing the enemy).