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As already pointed out, creating threads is a bad idea. In particular, once your application comes to a point at which very many lifepacks exist. Also note that starting a thread in a constructor is very bad practice. If you want to use plain threads, implementing a runnable (java.lang.Runnable) is advisable. In general, however, I would strongly encourage you to use the Java concurrency abstractions available in the java.util.concurrent package: <a href="http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/package-summary.html" rel="nofollow">http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/package-summary.html</a> Using an ExecutorService to run callables (java.util.concurrent.Callable) allows you to vary the number of threads quite easily. I would also question your idea of storing all the lifepacks in the same collection and assigning each of them a state (visiblity). Spontaneously, I could think of the following scenario: once the game runs for quite some time, you will end up with a large collection of lifepacks, most of which are not used anymore. Therefore, you might want to think about having different collections for the different states a lifepack can be in. This would also make throwing away object quite easy (without traversing a collection). Aussuming that those collections would be accessed by more than one thread, you'd want them to be thread-safe. For that, you'll find various types of collections in the java.util.concurrent package as well.
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