12 Defining Completion And Failure States For The Gam

Validates the player, starts a countdown timer, and launches core gameplay.

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# Section:    Defining Completion and Failure States for the Game Loop
StartGame<private>()<suspends> : void = Logger.Print("Trying to start the game...") <# We construct a new countdown_timer that'll countdown from InitialCountdownTime once started. The countdown_timer requires a player to show their UI to. We should have a valid player by now. #> if (ValidPlayer := MaybePlayer?): Logger.Print("Valid player, starting game...") set CountdownTimer = MakeCountdownTimer(InitialCountdownTime, ValidPlayer)
CountdownTimer.StartCountdown() # We wait for the countdown to end. # At the same time, we also run the Pickup and Delivery game loop that constitutes the core gameplay. race: HandleCountdownEnd(ValidPlayer) PickupDeliveryLoop() else: Logger.Print("Can't find valid player. Aborting game start", ?Level := log_level.Error)

12 Defining Completion And Failure States For The Gam

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