public void PlayerAttack(Goblin azark)
{
PlayerAttack(azark, Fighting, this.PlayerName);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.Title = "Adventure Game";
MainAppTitle();
//SpeechSynthesizer talkingConsole = new SpeechSynthesizer();
//talkingConsole.Speak("What is your name?");
//This code is asking the console, or player to enter in their information before finally spitting it back out.
//It uses the constructor in the player class for each string. In order for the console to give an opportunity for the player to respond,
//you have to write the declaration and variable (in this case string) and set it equal to "console.readline();"
Console.WriteLine("What is your name?");
string name = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("What clan are you apart of?");
string clan = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("What is your weapon of choice?");
string weapon = Console.ReadLine();
// "\n = line break" This references what player type you will be.
Console.WriteLine("What is your player type?\n" +
"0: Assassin\n" +
"1: Blitzen Blopper\n" +
"2: Professor\n" +
"3: Horse Mange\n" +
"4: Tax Man\n" +
"5: Human");
// "int. parse" allows the console to read the strings, or player types, and converts them into the number typed in by the user
int playerType = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
//This line of code is adding a new player to the class.
Players player = new Players(name, clan, weapon);
//This line of code is letting the console know which type of player you are. If you comment or delete this line, then the type will not show up as
//the name of the player, but rather the number that the player type is associated with
player.ChooseType(playerType);
//This line of code tells the console to write out what the user typed when answering the intial questions
//It gives the system the ability to spit out the player details
//The "To.String();" method needs to be inside of a Console.WriteLine(); !!
Console.WriteLine(player.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("==================");
Console.WriteLine("First Level Enemy");
Goblin Azark = new Goblin();
while (true)
{
Console.WriteLine("Do you want to fight? yes or no?");
string userAnswer = Console.ReadLine();
if (userAnswer == "yes")
{
Azark.Insult();
Azark.GoblinAttack(player);
Console.WriteLine(player.CurrentPower);
Console.WriteLine("=============");
player.BattleCry();
player.PlayerAttack(Azark);
Console.WriteLine(Azark.PowerLevel);
Console.WriteLine("==============");
if (player.CurrentPower <= 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Oh you dead!");
Azark.Insult();
break;
}
else if (Azark.PowerLevel <= 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0} gasps...I underestimated you maget! Well done! I now must go to exile!", Azark.Name);
Console.WriteLine("You finished your fight with {0}HP", player.CurrentPower);
break;
}
}
else
{
break;
}
}
//Console.WriteLine(player.CurrentPower);
//Azark.GoblinAttack(player);
//Console.WriteLine(player.CurrentPower);
//Console.WriteLine("This is a new attack");
//Azark.GoblinAttack(player);
//Console.WriteLine(player.CurrentPower);
//Azark.GoblinAttack(player);
//player.PlayerAttack(Azark);
//Console.WriteLine(Azark.PowerLevel);
Console.ReadLine();
}
