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diff --git a/README.markdown b/README.markdown index 46bb269..c444556 100644 --- a/README.markdown +++ b/README.markdown @@ -1,14 +1,14 @@ AVALON ====== -Avalon is a game simulation for the game [Resistance Avalon](http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/128882/resistance-avalon), intended to allow IAs to fight each +Avalon is a game simulation for the game [Resistance Avalon](http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/128882/resistance-avalon), intended to allow AIs to fight each other on an IRC channel. Game rules ========== -Each participating IA will play a role through a series of quests, being either good or an evil. Good wins if three quests succeed. Evil wins if three quests -fails. Evil also wins if the assassin manages to correctly guess who is Merlin, or if any quest cannot be performed (ie team votes fail five times in a row). +Each participating AI will play a role through a series of quests, being either good or evil. Good wins if three quests succeed. Evil wins if three quests +fail. Evil also wins if the assassin manages to correctly guess who Merlin is, or if any quest cannot be performed (ie team votes fail five times in a row). | Number of players | Number of Evil | Players on first quest | second quest | third quest | fourth quest | fifth quest | |:-----------------:|:--------------:|:----------------------:|:------------:|:-----------:|:------------:|:-----------:| @@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ fails. Evil also wins if the assassin manages to correctly guess who is Merlin, This first implementation of the game is simple, with special characters limited to Merlin on the good side, and the assassin on the evil side. -At the begining of the game, each IA is assigned a role : Good, Merlin, Evil or Assassin. The Evil IA are revealed to each other, and to Merlin. A first player +At the begining of the game, each AI is assigned a role : Good, Merlin, Evil or Assassin. The Evil AI are revealed to each other, and to Merlin. A first player is randomly assigned and given the king title, and the first turn begins. -Each turn, a team is formed by the king to accomplish the quest. Each then IA votes whether or not they support sending the specified team on the quest. If the -vote passes (absolute majority), each member of the team will vote whether or not the quest succeeds or not. The quest succeeds if all team members vote for -success. If the vote fails, we increment the failed vote counter. We then check for end game conditions, and if those are not met the next player is given the +On each turn, a team is formed by the king to accomplish the quest. Then each AI votes whether or not they support sending the specified team on the quest. If the +vote passes (absolute majority), each member of the team will vote whether or not the quest succeeds. The quest succeeds if all team members vote for +success. If the vote fails, we increment the failed vote counter. We check then for end game conditions, and if those are not met, the next player is given the king title and another turn begins. The playing order is kept between games for 16 games in a row, then it is shuffled. |