def DistributeRolesBaseGame(game):
players = game.Players;
playerCount = len(players);
numberOfWerewolves = GetPlayerCountForRole(playerCount, GameConstants.PLAYERS_PER_WEREWOLF);
numberOfSeers = GetPlayerCountForRole(playerCount, GameConstants.PLAYERS_PER_SEER);
numberOfGuards = GetPlayerCountForRole(playerCount, GameConstants.PLAYERS_PER_GUARD);
numberOfVillagers = playerCount\
- numberOfWerewolves\
- numberOfSeers\
- numberOfGuards;
if (numberOfVillagers < 0):
LogUtility.Error("Cannot have a game with less than 0 villagers.", game);
if (numberOfVillagers == 0):
LogUtility.Warning("Game has 0 villagers.", game);
rolesBag = sum([\
numberOfWerewolves * [Werewolf()],\
numberOfSeers * [Seer()],\
numberOfGuards * [Guard()],\
numberOfVillagers * [Villager()]], []);
for player in players:
roleType = random.choice(rolesBag);
rolesBag.remove(roleType);
player._Player__role = roleType;
LogUtility.Information(f"'{player.Name}' is a {player.Role.Type}.", game);
return;
def Join(self, player):
if self.IsFull:
# can't really be hit by normal users, this can only get hit by trying to add agents
LogUtility.Warning(
f"'{player.Name}' cannot join the game, the game is full!",
self)
return
# TODO: This is kind of nasty and we should probably have a server player
# and a game instance player entity, but this will do as a first pass. This
# implies that the server is a "common world" instead of having a meta-player identity
player._Player__isReady = False
self.__players.add(player)
LogUtility.CreateGameMessage(f"'{player.Name}' has joined.", self)
return