/// <summary>
/// <see text="Overridden from " cref="Hero.doCritical(Monster, Hero)"/>
/// </summary>
public override void doCritical(Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to attack!");
return;
}
Logger.printMsgSystem(String.Format("Hero {0} did a critical damage to {1}!", this.Name, monster.getMonsterName()));
int criticalDamageToDeal = (int)(this.Damage * this.criticalChance) + this.Damage;
monster.getDamage(criticalDamageToDeal, hero: this);
}
/// <summary>
/// <para>Deal damage to the Monster.</para>
/// <para>Usage: you can leave Hero object empty and only pass a Monster instance as an argument.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="monster">Monster to deal damage.</param>
/// <param name="hero">Leave it empty.</param>
public virtual void dealDamage(Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to attack!");
return;
}
this.prepareToFight();
Logger.printMsgPlayer(String.Format("Hero {0} is starting hitting a monster {1}!", this.Name, monster.getMonsterName()));
monster.getDamage(this.Damage, hero: this);
}
/// <summary>
/// <para>Get damage from the Monster.</para>
/// <para>Usage: you can leave Hero object empty and only pass a Monster instance and damage as arguments.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="damage">Damage to be taken.</param>
/// <param name="monster">Monster to take damage from.</param>
/// <param name="hero">Leave it empty.</param>
public virtual void getDamage(int damage, Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to get damage from!");
return;
}
this.Health -= damage;
Logger.printMsgPlayer(
String.Format(
"Oh no, monster {0} dealed {1} damage to me, {2}!",
monster.getMonsterName(), damage, this.Name));
}
/// <summary>
/// <para>Deal damage to the Monster.</para>
/// <para>Usage: you can leave Hero object empty and only pass a Monster instance as an argument.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="monster">Monster to deal damage.</param>
/// <param name="hero">Leave it empty.</param>
public virtual void dealDamage(Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to attack!");
return;
}
this.prepareToFight();
Logger.printMsgPlayer(String.Format("Hero {0} is starting hitting a monster {1}!", this.Name, monster.getMonsterName()));
monster.getDamage(this.Damage, hero: this);
}
/// <summary>
/// <see text="Overridden from " cref="Hero.doCritical(Monster, Hero)"/>
/// </summary>
public override void doCritical(Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to attack!");
return;
}
Logger.printMsgSystem(String.Format("Hero {0} did a critical damage to {1}!", this.Name, monster.getMonsterName()));
int criticalDamageToDeal = (int)(this.Damage * this.criticalChance) + this.Damage;
monster.getDamage(criticalDamageToDeal, hero: this);
}
/// <summary>
/// <para>Get damage from the Monster.</para>
/// <para>Usage: you can leave Hero object empty and only pass a Monster instance and damage as arguments.</para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="damage">Damage to be taken.</param>
/// <param name="monster">Monster to take damage from.</param>
/// <param name="hero">Leave it empty.</param>
public virtual void getDamage(int damage, Monster monster = null, Hero hero = null)
{
if (monster == null)
{
Logger.printMsgSystem("Sorry, but there is no Monster to get damage from!");
return;
}
this.Health -= damage;
Logger.printMsgPlayer(
String.Format(
"Oh no, monster {0} dealed {1} damage to me, {2}!",
monster.getMonsterName(), damage, this.Name));
}