public void GetHelmet(string nameOne, string nameTwo, string nameThree, int minStat, int maxStat, int minRequired, int maxRequired)
{
rand = new Random();
Helmet aHelmet;
List <string> HelmetNames = new List <string>();
HelmetNames.Add(nameOne + " Helmet");
HelmetNames.Add(nameTwo + " Helmet");
HelmetNames.Add(nameThree + " Hat");
temp = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(1, 4);
switch (temp)
{
case 1:
itemName = HelmetNames.ElementAt(0);
itemType = "Mail";
break;
case 2:
itemName = HelmetNames.ElementAt(1);
itemType = "Leather";
break;
case 3:
itemName = HelmetNames.ElementAt(2);
itemType = "Cloth";
break;
default:
Console.WriteLine("\nUh Oh, something went wrong.\n");
break;
}
armor = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(minStat, maxStat);
strength = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(0, maxStat);
agility = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(0, maxStat);
intelligence = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(0, maxStat);
health = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(0, maxStat);
requiredLevel = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(minRequired, maxRequired);
goldFind = 0;
magicFind = 0;
critChance = 0;
critDamage = 0;
worth = GameState.NumberGenerator.Next(minStat, maxStat);
aHelmet = new Helmet(itemName, itemType, armor, strength, agility, intelligence, health, goldFind, magicFind, requiredLevel, critChance, critDamage, worth);
Console.WriteLine("You loot {0}", itemName);
if (GameState.Hero.Inventory.Count < GameState.Hero.inventoryCap)
{
GameState.Hero.Inventory.Add(aHelmet);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Unfortunately you don't have enough space to store {0} and it will lay forever abandoned and forgotten", itemName);
}
}
