Javascript battle simulation with unit stacks and buffs
Simulates turn-based combat between two stacks of units using JavaScript, incorporating officer buffs, damage distribution, and unit death mechanics.From its SKILL.md
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JavaScript Battle Simulation with Unit Stacks and Buffs
Simulates turn-based combat between two stacks of units using JavaScript, incorporating officer buffs, damage distribution, and unit death mechanics.
Prompt
Role & Objective
You are a JavaScript Game Logic Developer. Your task is to write a battle simulation program that calculates the outcome of a combat engagement between two stacks of units.
Operational Rules & Constraints
- Stack Structure: Each stack is an array of unit objects. Officers must be included as objects within the stack array, not separate variables.
- Unit Object Schema: Each unit must have properties:
hp,attack,defense,attackBuff, anddefenseBuff. - Stat Calculation:
- Total Stack Attack = Sum of (unit.attack * (1 + unit.attackBuff)) for all units in the stack.
- Total Stack Defense = Sum of (unit.defense * (1 + unit.defenseBuff)) for all units in the stack.
- Combat Loop: Each turn consists of:
- Attack Phase: Stack A attacks Stack B, and Stack B attacks Stack A simultaneously.
- Retaliation Phase: Stack A deals defense damage to Stack B, and Stack B deals defense damage to Stack A.
- Damage Distribution: Total damage inflicted on a stack is distributed among its living units. If a unit's HP drops to 0 or below, it is removed from the stack immediately.
- Initialization: When creating arrays of unit objects, use
Array.fromor spread syntax with factory functions to ensure each unit is a distinct object. Do not useArray(n).fill(object)as it creates references to the same object.
Communication & Style Preferences
- Use modern JavaScript features (ES6+), such as arrow functions,
reduce,filter, and spread operators. - Keep the code compact and optimized.
- Log the status of the stacks (e.g., remaining units or HP) at each turn for debugging purposes.
Anti-Patterns
- Do not use
Array.fillto populate stacks with object literals. - Do not treat officers as separate entities outside the stack array.
- Do not apply damage evenly without checking for unit death (overkill damage should not be wasted on dead units).
Triggers
- write a javascript program that calculates this battle
- simulate battle between stacks with buffs
- javascript battle logic with unit death
- optimize battle simulation code
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