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Can someone help me with this in Golang please
Can someone help me with this in Golang please
Overview The purpose of this exercise is to create and engage in a fun Rogue-like game. Instructions Create an application that allows the user to play 'Goblin Tower'. The game's scenario is that the main character is a hero walking through a tower infested by goblins. If the hero encounters a goblin, they fight each other until one of them dies. The game ends when the hero dies. The rules for the game are as follows: • Each new hero starts with random max health points between to 30. • Each new hero will start with a random attack power between 1 to 3. • Each new hero will start with a random defense power between 1-5. • Each new hero will start with an array of potions (int) with a max of 5 slots. Each slot set to 2. • Each new hero will start with 0 gold. • The hero will take a step, and possibly encounter a 'goblin.' • A goblin starts with 5-10 Health points, 2-3 attack power, and 1-2 defense power • If a goblin is found, the hero fights the goblin until either hero or goblin's health points reach 0. • If the hero wins, reward the hero with 2 gold. • Each potion is worth their value in the array: 1 potion = 2 health points. • Drinking a potion will increase the hero's health points up to the max random health points assigned at the start of the game. • After every 10 steps: • The hero advances one level in the game. • The hero may visit the "potion shop" to buy more potions for 4 gold each. • When the hero dies, ask the player if they would like to play again. • If the player says yes, create a new character with the same gold they had when they died. • If the player says no, print out the level the current character reached with the number of goblins slain! Requirements • Use functions and data structures such as structs, maps, and arrays to implement your solution. • Keep the code as straightforward and elegant as possible.
Overview The purpose of this exercise is to create and engage in a fun Rogue-like game. Instructions Create an application that allows the user to play 'Goblin Tower'. The game's scenario is that the main character is a hero walking through a tower infested by goblins. If the hero encounters a goblin, they fight each other until one of them dies. The game ends when the hero dies. The rules for the game are as follows: • Each new hero starts with random max health points between to 30. • Each new hero will start with a random attack power between 1 to 3. • Each new hero will start with a random defense power between 1-5. • Each new hero will start with an array of potions (int) with a max of 5 slots. Each slot set to 2. • Each new hero will start with 0 gold. • The hero will take a step, and possibly encounter a 'goblin.' • A goblin starts with 5-10 Health points, 2-3 attack power, and 1-2 defense power • If a goblin is found, the hero fights the goblin until either hero or goblin's health points reach 0. • If the hero wins, reward the hero with 2 gold. • Each potion is worth their value in the array: 1 potion = 2 health points. • Drinking a potion will increase the hero's health points up to the max random health points assigned at the start of the game. • After every 10 steps: • The hero advances one level in the game. • The hero may visit the "potion shop" to buy more potions for 4 gold each. • When the hero dies, ask the player if they would like to play again. • If the player says yes, create a new character with the same gold they had when they died. • If the player says no, print out the level the current character reached with the number of goblins slain! Requirements • Use functions and data structures such as structs, maps, and arrays to implement your solution. • Keep the code as straightforward and elegant as possible.