For this programming project, you will be coding a simple, turn based RPG Game, similar to Final Fantasy or Pokemon. The game will begin with a player character fighting an enemy character. The game is won when the player character defeats the computer-controlled character. This assignment is meant to be creative, so feel free to name / theme your game however you like.

Here we will be building an RPG "game engine" of sorts that we will use for future projects later on in this course.

Character Class

Each character will be represented by a Character C++ Class. Each character, both the player and the "computer" will have the following properties:

• Name, so the characters have some way to identify which one is which
• Strength, to represent how hard they can hit
• Health, to represent how much damage they can take before dying
• Defense, to reduce incoming damage
• Speed, to determine which character will attack first

Custom RPG Mechanics

Using the described character classes, each turn the characters take turns in combat. Combat follows the following rules:

• Each turn the characters will deal damage to each other
  • The character with higher "speed" will deal damager first
• A character will deal damage based on how strong they are
• Characters can reduce incoming damage based on how tough they are
  • damage taken = attacker's strength - defender's defense
• Characters are defeated when their health reaches 0

Requirements

Using the mechanics described above, create a combat program that has the following requirements:

• (20 pts) Two characters should take turns attacking each other until one runs out of health
• (20 pts) Once one character runs out of health the game ends
• (20 pts) Characters should be represented by a Character class
• (20 pts) The character class should not utilize any public member variables
• (20 pts) The character class should have an overloaded constructor for setting initial values
• Bonus! (20 pts) Add an option for the player character, such as run away or use a healing potion. How this extra option is used is up to you.

Note: Some students have asked why we have an "if" condition evaluating speed if it's going to be the same for the entire execution of the code. The reason is if you were to randomize speed values or decide to change it, the code will react appropriately to these changes.

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Current Code:

main.cpp

character.h

character.cpp

#include #include "character.h" using namespace std; int main() { // Initialize characters Character player("Barbarian", 5, 3, 20, 2); Character computer ("Dragon", 7, 4, 50, 1); // Player Character // Computer Character while(player.isAlive() && computer.isAlive()){ // Combat // who is faster? if(player.getSpeed() > computer.getSpeed(){ 1/ Player attacks first computer, takeDamage (player.getStrength(); // health = health - (attacker's str. def); if (computer.isAlive()) break; player.takeDamage (computer.getstrength()); } else { // computer attacks first 3 3 // Evaluate winner // Print conclusion return 0; 3 #ifndef CHARACTER_H #define CHARACTER_H #include using namespace std; class character private: string name; int strength; int defense; int health; int speed; public: Character(string n, int st, int d, int n, int sp); bool isAlive() const; int getSpeed() const; }; #endif #include "character.h" Character::Character(string n, int st, int d, int n, int sp) { name = n; strength = st; defense = d; health = h; speed = sp; } bool Character::isAlive() const { return health > 0; 3 int character::getSpeed() const { return speed; 3 #include #include "character.h" using namespace std; int main() { // Initialize characters Character player("Barbarian", 5, 3, 20, 2); Character computer ("Dragon", 7, 4, 50, 1); // Player Character // Computer Character while(player.isAlive() && computer.isAlive()){ // Combat // who is faster? if(player.getSpeed() > computer.getSpeed(){ 1/ Player attacks first computer, takeDamage (player.getStrength(); // health = health - (attacker's str. def); if (computer.isAlive()) break; player.takeDamage (computer.getstrength()); } else { // computer attacks first 3 3 // Evaluate winner // Print conclusion return 0; 3 #ifndef CHARACTER_H #define CHARACTER_H #include using namespace std; class character private: string name; int strength; int defense; int health; int speed; public: Character(string n, int st, int d, int n, int sp); bool isAlive() const; int getSpeed() const; }; #endif #include "character.h" Character::Character(string n, int st, int d, int n, int sp) { name = n; strength = st; defense = d; health = h; speed = sp; } bool Character::isAlive() const { return health > 0; 3 int character::getSpeed() const { return speed; 3