02 - Rock, Paper, Scissors, Shoot! - boolean logic and algorithms

[austinparvin]

Rock Paper Scissors!

Create a simple Rock-Paper-Scissors game using C# in which the player plays against a computer.

Objectives

• Practice conditional logic
• Practice creating an algorithm

Requirements

A gentle reminder, do explorer mode first, then focus on the adventure.

Background

See the Wikipedia page about Rock, Paper, Scissors

How to get started

• Get familiar with rock, paper, scissors if you haven't played before (or in a while)
• Write out in English, ALL the steps the application needs to take

Explorer Mode

• [x] As a user, I should see a welcome message.
• [x] As a user, I should see the options I can pick (i.e., "rock", "paper", "scissor")
• [x] The computer should randomly decide one of the options.
• [x] You program should then decide who the winner is;
• [x] The user should then see the randomly selected option, as well as a win or lose message.
• [x] add some validation around user input.

Adventure Mode

• [x] Create a way for the user to choose a level of difficulty, normal, impossible, or easy.
  • normal should run the game as in explorer mode above
  • impossible mode always chooses the winning option (if the user picked paper, the computer always select scissor)
  • easy mode always chooses the losing option (if the user picked paper, then the computer always select rock)
• [x] Allow the user to play again. hint: while loops

Epic Mode

• [x] You have about rock, paper, scissors, but have you tried, rock paper scissors lizard spock. Modify your game to allow the extra options
• [ ] Your game is currently only 1 vs. 1, add the ability to add more computer or users players to the game

[austinparvin]

https://github.com/austinparvin/RockPaperScissors