"Deal or No Deal" Game #203
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fixed user being able to pick boxes multiple times
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I'll get to reviewing the code right now, but I first want to say that this is an awesome idea, @AleksAce ! |
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| public IIntervalAction GetIntervalAction(DealNoDealGameState gameState) | ||
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| if (gameState == DealNoDealGameState.CHOSING_STARTING_BOXES) |
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Doesn't require a change, but I'd recommend using a switch statement here, since this is an enum. It's possible that the C# compiler is smart enough to optimize this to a switch for you, but I'm not sure if it does for this code.
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Change made. aeab4d3 (I hope this is how you link commits 😄 )
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| public ChoseStartingBoxesAction(DealNoDealGame dealNoDealGame, IChatClient chatClient, IClock clock) |
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You can IClock clock = new SystemClock() here giving it a default value, so you don't have to specify it everywhere.
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Fixed, that was sloppy from my side 👍
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Love these new game ideas coming in. This bot is really something special. Congrats on your first pull request! |
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Thoughts on costs and payouts for now |
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Wow, thanks guys 😄 , I'm glad i can contribute to something, since you've all given me a lot of knowledge. 👍 I'm having a pretty busy week with college, so I'll make sure to watch the VOD's if you review it live. Thanks devchatter community! |
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On the costs and payouts: We should make sure the average payout is somewhere equal to the cost to play. It wouldn't be a gamble if someone could start a game and accept the first deal of lets say 500 coins right away 😄 |
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| _chatClient.SendMessage("Picking a random Box. User did not respond"); | ||
| _dealNoDealGame.PickRandomBox(_dealNoDealGame.MainPlayer.DisplayName); | ||
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The indenting seems to be off here
| _dealNoDealGame = dealNoDealGame; | ||
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| "Use \"!dnd\" to start a game. Use \"!dnd pick x\" to pick/guess a box. Use \"!dnd accept\" or \"!dnd decline\" to accept or decline offers ."; |
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This line is quite long, split up into two lines?
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| namespace DevChatter.Bot.Core.Games.DealNoDeal | ||
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| public class DNDCommand : BaseCommand, IGameCommand |
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This breaks the C# convention for capitalization, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/design-guidelines/capitalization-conventions#capitalization-rules-for-identifiers
Maybe even call it DealOrNoDealCommand?
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| // attempting to start a game |
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Would we lose anything by removing this comment?
| public const UserRole ROLE_REQUIRED_TO_START = UserRole.Everyone; | ||
| public const int SECONDS_TO_CHOOSE_BOXES = 30; | ||
| public const int TOKENS_TO_PLAY = 25; | ||
| public const int MIN_PLAYABLE_BOXES = 5; |
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All public members should be pascal cased according to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/design-guidelines/capitalization-conventions#capitalization-rules-for-identifiers. Still a taste thing though.
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| public List<Box> StartingBoxes; | ||
| public List<Box> BoxesWithOwners; |
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Would it make sense to initialize these to empty list to avoid NullReferenceException?
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| //Restart timer |
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This comment is confusing, what does the code below have to do with restarting the timer?
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| int result = BoxesWithOwners.Sum(b => b.TokenValue) / BoxesWithOwners.Count; |
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Maybe name average and remove the comment?
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| string allPrices = "Prices left: "; | ||
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| //Printe all the prices left in order |
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Typo => "print" instead of "printe"
Game Description:
The main game revolves around the opening of a set of numbered boxes, each of which contains a different prize (tokens). The contents (i.e., the values) of all of the cases are known at the start of the game, but the specific location of any prize is unknown.
-Only a unique box number can be picked.
-A user can hold 1 box per game. (5 players - 5 boxes)
-If no one picks, the game is guaranteed to have at least 5 playable boxes.
-The "box picker" gets an immediate whisper from the bot about the approximate token value that his box holds.
-There's a 30% chance that the bot will lie to you about the value you hold"
-if the player is AFK, a random box is picked after 30 seconds.
-the other players might think they have the correct value that the bot whispered, but can be wrong. The main player might not trust them.
game commands;
!dnd - starts a game
!dnd pick x - picks a box number
!dnd accept or !dnd decline - accept/decline deal
Summary: You pay 25 tokens, you might win 100 (or you can set this higher) or you can win 1 token.
It's a gamble in the end. Good luck reading my code. I tried to use as many interfaces of yours as possible.
you can read more on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deal_or_No_Deal
It's a variation of a casino "deal no deal game" made for the chat.
Feel free to modify the configuration of the game.
There might be a lot of bugs, but I wanted you to review it and fix a lot of the stuff.
It can be really fun if there are a lot of people playing it, and some people would be saying "I have a HIGH VALUE, Pick me last" etc, but you shouldn't trust anyone in the chat 😄, or the bot might have lied to them .
I Hope you can review it on stream, so I can learn a lot more!
Thank you 😸
Your loyal viewer,
aceflameseer
P.S. this is my REAL first pull request ever. ❤️