/// <summary>
/// Each Recruit Attacks an enemy
/// </summary>
/// <param name="enemy"></param>
private void Attack(IEnemy enemy)
{
_writer.Information();
_writer.WriteMessage($"\n{" ",-80}");
_writer.WriteMessage($"{"-----------",22} {"The Army begins its Attack!!",5} {"-----------",10}{" ",17}");
_writer.WriteMessage($"{" ",-80}\n");
_writer.Default();
foreach (var soldier in Recruits.Where(r => !r.IsDead))
{
if (enemy.HitPoints > 0)
{
var attackDamage = soldier.Attack();
_writer.WriteMessage(soldier.AttackMessage());
// Enemy Defends the Attack
enemy.Defend(attackDamage);
}
else
{
enemy.IsDead = true;
break;
}
}
}
public static void ConvertLootersToKingdomCultureRecruits(ref TroopRoster troopRoster, CultureObject culture, int numberToUpgrade)
{
var recruit = Recruits.Where(x =>
x.Culture == Clan.All.FirstOrDefault(k => k.Culture == culture)?.Culture)
.ToList().GetRandomElement() ?? Recruits.ToList().GetRandomElement();
troopRoster.AddToCounts(recruit, numberToUpgrade);
}
/// <summary>
/// Army Defends against the Enemy
/// </summary>
/// <param name="enemy"></param>
private void Defend(IEnemy enemy)
{
var liveSoldiers = Recruits.Where(r => !r.IsDead);
DisplayDefendMessage();
foreach (var soldier in liveSoldiers)
{
var attackDamage = enemy.Attack();
_writer.WriteMessage(enemy.AttackMessage());
soldier.Defend(enemy.AttackType, attackDamage);
// Wonder about putting this inside Defend, but then defend would need to return a string which might be weird?
_writer.WriteMessage(soldier.DefendMessage(enemy.AttackType, attackDamage));
}
}
