Step 8: Checkpoint 1

We've learned a lot, let's have an intermediate project to put the skills we've learned so far to the test. This assignment is considerably harder than the previous steps, and should take much longer.

Create a new file called Game.java. Create a static main function in there similar to the one in Main.java.

Within this main function, write a program which will be a text engine player vs bot game. Here's how.

1) Define the variables. You'll need a health, damage, and defense stat for both the player and the enemy/opponent. There'll be other variables necessary later on as well.

2) Until either you or the enemy is dead, repeat rounds over and over again. Each round has the following:

First, print beginning round i where i is the round # (starts at 1).
Next, the player performs an action by typing the first letter of their desired action. If the letter typed is invalid, print that and wait for a new action.
Print the selected action to the console.
Perform the action. Here are the actions:
- Attack: Deal damage to the enemy.
- Strengthen: Increase your damage by 10%.
- Weaken: Decrease your enemy's defense and damage by 10%. Only has a 50% chance of working.
- Heal: Heal to full health. This can only be done once. If tried again, the ability fails and the turn is skipped saying that the ability failed.
If the opponent is dead, write a game over message and stop the program. Print the player's remaining health.
Select a random action for the opponent to perform. Here are their actions:
- Attack (60%): Deal damage to the player.
- Harden (20%): Increase defense by 5.
- Poison (20%): Deal damage / 2 to the player for the next 6 turns. Player defense does not apply. If the player is already poisoned, the bot should only try to Attack and Harden with the renormalized probabilities.
If the player is dead, write a you win message and stop the program. Print the opponent's remaining health.
Print the player's health, damage, defense, and poison status. Print the opponent's health.