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[Sgt. Rho]

First, a thanks goes to codecat and warbz for helping indirectly

Well, you can choose between 3 difficulty levels ,and have to kill a monster which, depending oon the difficulty level, has 100, 200 or 300 HP.

Works perfectly fine^^

#include <iostream>
 #include <conio.h>
 #include <windows.h>
 #include <ctime>
 #include <string>
 
 using namespace std;
 
 
 int UserChoice;
 int BeastDamage;
 string Player;
 int Difficulty;
 
 int main &#40;&#41;
 {
         cout << &#34;Hallo. \n Wie heisst du? \n&#34;;
         cin >> Player;
         cout << &#34;\n Waehle bitte einen schwierigkeits grad \n&#34;;
         cout << &#34;1 fuer Leicht &#40;Gegner hat 100 Lebenspunkte&#41; \n 2 fuer Mittel &#40;Gegner hat 200 Lebenspunkte&#41; \n 3 fuer Schwer &#40;Gegner hat 300 Lebenspunkte&#41; \n&#34;;
         cin >> Difficulty;
         getch&#40;&#41;;
 
                if &#40; !&#40;cin >> Difficulty&#41; || &#40;Difficulty != 1 && Difficulty != 2 && Difficulty != 3&#41;&#41;
                 {
                         cin.clear&#40;&#41;;
                         cin.ignore&#40;numeric_limits<streamsize>&#58;&#58;max&#40;&#41;, &#39;\n&#39;&#41;;
 
                         cout << &#34;Bitte 1 fuer Leicht, 2 fuer Mittel, oder 3 fuer Schwer eingeben! \n&#34;;
                 }
 
 int InitHealth = 100;
 int BeastHealth = 100 * Difficulty;
 
   while &#40;BeastHealth > 0 && &#40;Difficulty == 1 || Difficulty == 2 || Difficulty == 3 &#41;&#41; {
 
         cout << &#34;Du wirst von einem Monster angegriffen! \n&#34;;
         cout << &#34;Was wirst du tun? Gib 1 ein um anzugreifen oder 2 um dich zu heilen \n&#34;;
         cin >> UserChoice;
         cout << &#34;Du hast &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Lebenspunkte \n&#34;;
         getch&#40;&#41;;
 
 
 
         switch&#40;UserChoice&#41;
         {
                 case 1&#58;
                         {
 
         int DamageDone = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
 
 
 
                 cout << &#34;Du hast dem Monster &#34; << DamageDone << &#34; Lebenspunkte Abgezogen \n&#34;;
                 BeastHealth = BeastHealth - DamageDone;
 
                  if &#40;BeastHealth < 30&#41; {
                         int BeastHealed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
                         BeastHealth = BeastHealth + BeastHealed;
 
                         cout << &#34;Das monster hat &#34; << BeastHealed << &#34; Regeneriert! \n&#34;; } else if &#40;BeastHealth > 30&#41;  {
                                 BeastDamage = rand&#40;&#41;%25;
                                 InitHealth = InitHealth - BeastDamage;
                                 cout << &#34;Das monster hat dir &#34; << BeastDamage << &#34; Lebenspunkte abgezogen! \n Du hast noch &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Lebenspunkte \n&#34;; }
 
                 cout << &#34;Das Monster hat noch &#34; << BeastHealth << &#34; Lebenspunkte \n&#34;;
 
 
 
 if &#40;BeastHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Gute arbeit, du hast Gewonnen!&#34;; } else if &#40;InitHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Das Monster hat dich getötet!&#34;; }
                         }
                         break;
 
 
                 case 2&#58;
                         {
         int Healed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
 
                         if &#40;BeastHealth < 30&#41; {
                         int BeastHealed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
                         BeastHealth = BeastHealth + BeastHealed;
 
                         cout << &#34;Das monster hat &#34; << BeastHealed << &#34; Regeneriert! \n&#34;; } else if &#40;BeastHealth > 30&#41;  {
                                 BeastDamage = rand&#40;&#41;%25;
                                 InitHealth = InitHealth - BeastDamage;
                                 cout << &#34;Das monster hat dir &#34; << BeastDamage << &#34; Lebenspunkte abgezogen! \n Du hast noch &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Lebenspunkte \n&#34;; }
 
                 InitHealth = InitHealth + Healed;
                 cout << &#34;Du hast &#34; << Healed << &#34; Lebenspunkter regeneriert. Du hast nun &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Lebenspunkte \n \n&#34;;
                         }
                         if &#40;BeastHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Gute arbeit, du hast Gewonnen!&#34;; } else if &#40;InitHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Das Monster hat dich getötet!&#34;; }
 
                 if &#40; !&#40;cin >> UserChoice&#41; || &#40;UserChoice != 1 && UserChoice != 2&#41;&#41;
                 {
                         cin.clear&#40;&#41;;
                         cin.ignore&#40;numeric_limits<streamsize>&#58;&#58;max&#40;&#41;, &#39;\n&#39;&#41;;
 
                         cout << &#34;Bitte 1 zum Angreifen oder 2 zum Heilen eingeben! \n&#34;;
                 }
 }
 
 
 }
 getch&#40;&#41;;
 return 0;
 }

Whoops...that was the old code, updated.

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Edited by Master_Chief, 06 April 2008 - 10:36.

[Warbz]

Looks alright but I can't read what I assume is German?
Theres no point having it available for download as its easier just to copy and paste the code if anyone is going to try it.

[Sgt. Rho]

The download is the already compiled .exe

[Waris]

I don't understand shit

[Warbz]

Yeh, It don't help that all the outputs are in German.

EDIT: And I just noticed all the variables are in English. Master_Chief you trying to see how many languages you can use at once or something? lol

Edited by Warbz, 06 April 2008 - 13:05.

[Sgt. Rho]

I will post it in english too, just lemme translate it

[Warbz]

Nah, Try and work some Spanish words in there too.
You'll then have 4 languages in it.

German
English
Spanish
and of course C++.

lmao

EDIT: Maybe even put some morse code in it!

Edited by Warbz, 06 April 2008 - 13:09.

[Sgt. Rho]

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <ctime>
#include <string>

using namespace std;


int UserChoice;
int BeastDamage;
string Player;
int Difficulty;

int main &#40;&#41;
{
        cout << &#34;Hello. \n Who are you? \n&#34;;
        cin >> Player&#59;
        cout << &#34;\n Please select a difficulty level \n&#34;;
        cout << &#34;Enter 1 for easy, 2 for medium or 3 for hard difficulty level \n&#34;;
        cin >> Difficulty&#59;
        getch&#40;&#41;;

           if &#40; !&#40;cin >> Difficulty&#41; || &#40;Difficulty != 1 && Difficulty != 2 && Difficulty != 3&#41;&#41;
                {
                        cin.clear&#40;&#41;;
                        cin.ignore&#40;numeric_limits<streamsize>&#58;&#58;max&#40;&#41;, &#39;\n&#39;&#41;;

                        cout << &#34;Enter 1 for easy, 2 for medium or 3 for hard difficulty level \n&#34;;
                }

int InitHealth = 100;
int BeastHealth = 100 * Difficulty;

  while &#40;BeastHealth > 0 && &#40;Difficulty == 1 || Difficulty == 2 || Difficulty == 3 &#41;&#41; {

        cout << &#34;A Beast is attacking you! \n&#34;;
        cout << &#34;What are you gonna do? Press 1 to attack or 2 to heal! \n&#34;;
        cin >> UserChoice;
        cout << &#34;You have &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Hit Points. \n&#34;;
        getch&#40;&#41;;



        switch&#40;UserChoice&#41;
        {
                case 1&#58;
                        {

        int DamageDone = rand&#40;&#41;%30;



                cout << &#34;You have damaged the enemy for &#34; << DamageDone << &#34; Hit Points \n&#34;;
                BeastHealth = BeastHealth - DamageDone;

                 if &#40;BeastHealth < 30&#41; {
                        int BeastHealed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
                        BeastHealth = BeastHealth + BeastHealed;

                        cout << &#34;The Beast has recovered &#34; << BeastHealed << &#34; Hit Points! \n&#34;; } else if &#40;BeastHealth > 30&#41;  {
                                BeastDamage = rand&#40;&#41;%25;
                                InitHealth = InitHealth - BeastDamage;
                                cout << &#34;The Hostile beeing has damaged you for &#34; << BeastDamage << &#34; HP! \n You still have &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Hit Points \n&#34;; }

                cout << &#34;The Monster has &#34; << BeastHealth << &#34; HP Remaining \n&#34;;



if &#40;BeastHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Great job, you have defeated the beast! &#34;; } else if &#40;InitHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;You are Defeated&#34;; }
                        }
                        break;


                case 2&#58;
                        {
        int Healed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;

                        if &#40;BeastHealth < 30&#41; {
                        int BeastHealed = rand&#40;&#41;%30;
                        BeastHealth = BeastHealth + BeastHealed;

                        cout << &#34;The Beast has recovered &#34; << BeastHealed << &#34; Hit Points! \n&#34;; } else if &#40;BeastHealth > 30&#41;  {
                                BeastDamage = rand&#40;&#41;%25;
                                InitHealth = InitHealth - BeastDamage;
                                cout << &#34;The Hostile beeing has damaged you for &#34; << BeastDamage << &#34; HP! \n  You still have &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Hit Points \n&#34;; }

                InitHealth = InitHealth + Healed;
                cout << &#34;You did recover &#34; << Healed << &#34; Health Points. \n You have now &#34; << InitHealth << &#34; Health Points \n \n&#34;;
                        }
                        if &#40;BeastHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;Great job, you have defeated the beast!&#34;; } else if &#40;InitHealth < 1&#41; { cout << &#34;You are Defeated!&#34;; }

                if &#40; !&#40;cin >> UserChoice&#41; || &#40;UserChoice != 1 && UserChoice != 2&#41;&#41;
                {
                        cin.clear&#40;&#41;;
                        cin.ignore&#40;numeric_limits<streamsize>&#58;&#58;max&#40;&#41;, &#39;\n&#39;&#41;;

                        cout << &#34;Enter either 1 to attack or 2 to heal! \n&#34;;
                }
}


}
getch&#40;&#41;;
return 0;
}

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[Warbz]

Right,
1) I think the way the information is displayed to the player is pretty bad.
2)I have -11 health and am still attacking the enemy.

[Sgt. Rho]

what? Hmm...I guess I made an error there >.<

EDIT: Fix0rt

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Edited by Master_Chief, 06 April 2008 - 14:10.

[Warbz]

Also when you use a cin (User input) dont use a getch(), its annoying.

[CodeCat]

getch() shouldn't really be used in general anyway.

[Reaper94]

Warbz, on 6 Apr 2008, 11:55, said:

Looks alright but I can't read what I assume is German?
Theres no point having it available for download as its easier just to copy and paste the code if anyone is going to try it.

how wld u do that?

copy and paste into notepad and save or somming?

[CodeCat]

No, copy and paste into a C++ source file and then compile and run it.

[Warbz]

IF you don't know that, then unless you actually want to properly learn the C++ language, theres no point explaining it to you, just use the .exe provided.