static void Main(string[] args)
{
//User awakes in a newly destroyed museum; Patron Diety asks if they are alright and if they remember their name
//Blurb regarding some disaster that destroyed a city and set monsters loose everywhere
//User asks for an intial direction from the cardinal four; west and north blocked by rubble
//While traversing the floor, the player can come across bits and pieces of various exhibits
//After finding the stairs, players can descend to another level of the museum on their journey to the exit
//Once on the final floor, likely the most damaged of them all, the player can exit continue on with their life.
//There are beasts within the museum, and should the player have a stroke of bad luck, they might perish before finding the exit. This would result in a game over.
//Stores the name that is obtained from the Welcome Method
//In the event that more Config classes are needed in the future
//Their format will be: tfConfig, sfConfig, ffConfig
Config tfConfig = new Config();
/*When a warg is chosen for the player to interact with, the choice is saved to this int so it can be used in main.
* int WargChoice;
* //So lesserWargChoice from the ApproachlesserWarg Method can be used in the main method
* string lwc;
* //so normalWargChoice from the ApproachingnormalWarg Method can be used in the main method
* string nwc;
*
* //To save the player's choice of a room to enter on the second floor. Stands for the name of the method it's working with
* string sfrs;
* //To save the parsed value of the player's choice of a room
* int sfrsc;*/
//Since the third floor is not static, an object of it needs to be made for it to function, hence the name.
ThirdFloor tfObject = new ThirdFloor();
//Since the second floor is not static, an object of it needs to be made for it to function, hence the name.
SecondFloor sfObject = new SecondFloor();
//Since the first floor is not static, an object of it needs to be made for it to function, hence the name.
FirstFloor ffObject = new FirstFloor();
//Sets console color to something other than the default white on black.
Console.BackgroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Black;
Console.Clear();
Console.Write("Welcome to Histoire. You simply wanted to learn more about the world, but you've met with a terrible fate.");
Console.ReadLine();
SetUp.Rules();
SetUp.GetGender();
SetUp.SetPersonal(SetUp.GetPlayerGenderNum);
SetUp.SetSubjective(SetUp.GetPlayerGenderNum);
SetUp.SetPossessive(SetUp.GetPlayerGenderNum);
SetUp.SetReflexive(SetUp.GetPlayerGenderNum);
Console.ReadLine();
SetUp.Introduction();
SetUp.PersonalizedNumbers();
Console.WriteLine("The game will be collecting a few more bits of information from you.");
do
{
SetUp.UserFoodInput();
Console.ReadLine();
}while (SetUp.getMoreFood == "Y");
Console.WriteLine("-------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine("Now, the game will begin.");
Console.WriteLine("-------------------------------------------");
Console.ReadLine();
SetUp.Welcome(SetUp.GetPlayerGenderNum);
Console.ReadLine();
SetUp.Ready(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
Console.ReadLine();
tfObject.ExploringThirdFloor(tfObject.GetStepsString, tfObject.GetSteps, tfObject.LocalName, tfObject.LastName, ThirdFloor.GetDownToFloorTwo, tfObject.GetFirstComma, tfObject.GetSecondComma, ThirdFloor.GetMyColors, tfObject.GetThirdWord);
Console.ReadLine();
tfObject.RemovePillar(SetUp.GetPlayerName, tfConfig.GetRubbleRemovalOutcome);
if (tfObject.GetLive == false)
{
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("As " + SetUp.GetPlayerName + " was moving the rubble, " + SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal + " heard a yelp.\nTurning around, " + SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal + " noticed that " + SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal + " had stepped on a warg's tail.");
Console.WriteLine("The beast let out a low snarl, its red eyes piercing " + SetUp.GetPlayerName + "'s very being.");
Console.WriteLine("Then, the warg lunged.");
Config.GameEnd(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
}
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.EnteringSecondFloor(SetUp.GetPlayerName, tfObject.GetThirdColor);
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.GetWarg.MeetWarg(sfObject.GetLesserWarg, sfObject.GetWarg, SetUp.GetPlayerName, sfObject.GetWargAttributes);
Console.ReadLine();
//Before giving players the option to explore rooms give them a few options to get around the Wargs
//Before giving them an option, have the the two parameter Die Roll method from Config roll to determine if it is the Lesser Warg or Warg that the player has to get around.
sfObject.GetWarg.SetWargRoll = sfObject.GetWarg.ApproachWargs(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
if (sfObject.GetWarg.GetWargRoll == 1)
{
//lesserWarg
//Write method(s) (if statements included) in the Wolf class and call them.
//Include option to quit among choices
sfObject.GetWarg.SetLesserWargChoice = sfObject.GetWarg.ApproachlesserWarg();
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.GetWarg.EncounterlesserWarg(sfObject.GetWarg.GetLesserWargChoice, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
}
if (sfObject.GetWarg.GetWargRoll == 2)
{
//Warg
//Write method(s) (if statements included) in the Wolf class and call them.
//Include option to quit among choices
sfObject.GetWarg.SetNormalWargChoice = sfObject.GetWarg.ApproachNormalWarg(sfObject.GetWarg);
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.GetWarg.EncounternormalWarg(sfObject.GetWarg.GetNormalWargChoice, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
}
Console.ReadLine();
//Exploration of the exhibits on the second floor
Console.WriteLine("\"Now that you're past the Wargs, " + SetUp.GetPlayerName + ", we can try to explore the floor a bit.\"");
do
{
sfObject.SetsfRoomSelect = sfObject.SecondFloorRoomSelect(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
sfObject.SetsfRoomSelectNum = sfObject.SecondFloorRoomSelectConversion(sfObject.GetsfRoomSelect, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.SecondFloorExhibits(sfObject.GetsfRoomSelectNum, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
sfObject.ContinueExploringSecond();
}while (sfObject.GetExploreSecondBool == true);
Console.ReadLine();
sfObject.ExitSecondFloor(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.FirstFloorRoomSelect(SetUp.GetPlayerName);
ffObject.FirstFloorRoomSelectConversion(ffObject.GetffRoomSelect, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
Console.ReadLine();
//In FirstFloor, FirstFloorRoomSelect will determine which exhibit players go to.
//Depending, it plays one of three scenarios in the above, with choices that determine if the player lives or dies
//In the below, only the exhibits themselves, which will be void, will play out after the fact.
do
{
if (ffObject.GetExploreFirstBool == true)
{
Console.WriteLine("\"Where would you like to go?\"\n1. To the west\n2. To the east\n3. To the northwest.\n4. Quit");
ffObject.SetffRoomSelect = Console.ReadLine().Trim();
ffObject.FirstFloorRoomSelectConversion(ffObject.GetffRoomSelect, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
}
ffObject.ApproachExhibit(ffObject.GetffRoomSelectNum, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.FirstFloorExhibits(ffObject.GetffRoomSelectNum, SetUp.GetPlayerName);
ffObject.ContinueExploringFirst();
}while (ffObject.GetExploreFirstBool == true);
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.ApproachMuseumExit();
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.Endgame();
Console.WriteLine("Test");
/*switch (ffObject.ffRoomSelectNum)
* {
* case 1:
* ffObject.ScouringExhibit(playername);
* break;
* case 2:
* ffObject.WorldWarExhibit(playername);
* break;
* case 3:
* ffObject.GoldenAgeExhibit(playername);
* break;
* default:
* tfConfig.QuitGame();
* break;
* }*/
//ffObject.EnterFirstFloor(playername);
//Console.Write("Press any key to continue . . .");
//Console.Read();
}
//When the player selects "n" for continueExploringSecond, this method players out to bring them to the stairs
//They have a number of choices on how to proceed that either result in victory or death
public void ExitSecondFloor(string playername)
{
ffObject = new FirstFloor();
Console.WriteLine("\"That appears to have been everything on the floor. Let's get moving.\nThe stairs are this way.\"");
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine(playername + " followed the instructions that they were given to the stairs.\nWhere the stairs should have been was a disaster; much worse than the rubble blocking the last stairs they came across.");
Console.WriteLine("There was so much rubble and debris that " + playername + " wondered if moving it would even be possible.");
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("\"Thinking about this, it seems like there are a few things that you can do.\"");
Console.WriteLine("\n\"You can always try to move it aside, though that would take quite a long time.\"");
Console.WriteLine("\n\"Blasting it apart and trying to run through before that other Warg catches up could work.\"");
Console.WriteLine("\n\"Or if you're worried, you can try and erect a wall of sorts to slow down the warg and blast it apart.\"");
Console.WriteLine("\n\"What do you want to do?\"");
Console.WriteLine("1. Take your time and move the debris and rubble\n2. Blast it apart and hope for the best\n3. Erect a wall to keep out the Warg\n4. Quit");
secondFloorStairs = Console.ReadLine();
bool secondStairs = int.TryParse(secondFloorStairs, out secondFloorStairsNum);
//Prompts the player to enter a 1 - 4 assuming their original input was invalid
while (secondStairs == false || secondFloorStairsNum > 5)
{
Console.WriteLine("Your entry was invalid. Please enter a 1, 2, 3 or 4. What would you like to do?");
Console.WriteLine("1. Take your time and move the debris and rubble\n2. Blast it apart and hope for the best\n3. Erect a wall to keep out the Warg\n4. Quit");
secondFloorStairs = Console.ReadLine().Trim();
secondStairs = int.TryParse(secondFloorStairs, out secondFloorStairsNum);
}
Console.ReadLine();
switch (secondFloorStairsNum)
{
case 1:
//Move it aside
Console.WriteLine(playername + " gets to work moving the rubble and debris aside, bit by bit. It takes forever to do.\n" + SetUp.UppercaseFirst(SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal) + " move quietly, to avoid detection from the other Warg. In time, " + SetUp.GetPlayerPossess + " effort pays off.");
Console.WriteLine("Panting and covered in sweat, " + playername + " moves aside the last piece of rubble.\n" + SetUp.UppercaseFirst(SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal) + " look back one final time. The coast is clear.\nFeeling both hopeful and fearful, they descend to the final floor.");
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.EnterFirstFloor(playername);
break;
case 2:
//Blow up and run = death
//Text leading up to "THe last thing playername heard was"
Console.WriteLine("\"With a strong enough blast, the rubble should be gone and you should be able to make it! Give it a shot!\"");
Console.WriteLine(playername + " does as they are told. The sound of the blast reverberates throughout the floor.");
Console.WriteLine("As soon as the way is cleared, they make a break for it. Unfortunately, they weren't alone.\nThe Warg's heavy breaths are right on " + playername + "'s tail. It grunted, and then " + playername + " hit the ground hard.");
Config.GameEnd(playername);
break;
case 3:
//wall
Console.WriteLine(playername + " built a small wall. It didn't reach up to the ceiling, but it should've been enough to stop a Warg.");
Console.WriteLine("With that extra bit of protection, " + SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal + " turned towards the rubble and blasted it apart.\n" + SetUp.UppercaseFirst(SetUp.GetPlayerPersonal) + " recoiled as some of it came flying at " + SetUp.GetPlayerSubject + ".");
Console.WriteLine("Behind the wall, " + playername + " heard the growling and scratching of the Warg.");
Console.WriteLine("\"Looks like that wall made all the difference. Come, you're almost out.\nOnwards, to the first and final floor.\"");
Console.ReadLine();
ffObject.EnterFirstFloor(playername);
break;
case 4:
Config.QuitGame();
break;
default:
Config.QuitGame();
break;
}
}