internal override void CardWasPlayed(Card card, IndividualEffect playerSet, IndividualEffect enemySet, int intensity, bool statusIsTargeted, bool playerAction)
{
if (card.CardType == CardType.Skill && statusIsTargeted)
{
playerSet.AddBlockStep("Frail", 0.75, 10, additive: false);
}
}
internal override void CardWasPlayed(Card card, IndividualEffect playerSet, IndividualEffect enemySet, int num, bool statusIsTargeted, bool playerAction)
{
if (card.CardType == CardType.Attack && playerAction)
{
//TODO this is not exactly right; e.g. what if we double play a card?
playerSet.AddBlockStep("Rage", num);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// someone played a card against an entity with aggro status. Is it safe to assume I'm always target here as far as ef is concerned?
/// Question: someone playing strike with -6 strength; does it trigger aggressive? probably shouldn't.
/// </summary>
internal override void CardWasPlayed(Card card, IndividualEffect playerSet, IndividualEffect enemySet, int intensity, bool statusIsTargeted, bool playerAction)
{
if (card.CardType == CardType.Attack && statusIsTargeted)
{
if (intensity > 0)
{
//actually this should be a check of the value.
if (enemySet.GetInitialDamage() != null)
{
//bit weird to hack intensity this wasy.
var negativeAggressiveStatus = new StatusInstance(new Aggressive(), -1 * intensity);
//whoah, this will be applied when the attack is actually resolved.
//since here we're
enemySet.Status.Add(negativeAggressiveStatus);
enemySet.AddBlockStep("Aggrostatus", intensity);
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Todo this is still kinda messy
/// </summary>
internal override void StatusStartTurn(Entity parent, StatusInstance instance, IndividualEffect statusHolderIe, IndividualEffect otherId)
{
statusHolderIe.AddBlockStep("PlatedArmor", instance.Intensity);
}