We set out on our mission, a mission we knew little about. We knew we had to beat DaMann, and the only program our fighters could stand a chance against his programs, would be a C++ program. We would make two of them so that our real fighter would have a sparring partner, and they would both be controlled by us, their programmers.

        Our fighter is known as "Ted the Lion Heart" and his sparring partner is "Emcee ++". Both fighters would run according to a "Rock, Paper and Scissors" format in which they have only three attacking options. We will control them from a distance known as "filea.dat" and "fileb.dat". Ted the Lion Heart and Emcee++'s actions will be governed by the input from these manipulator files. They will run through ten fight sequences and the number of fight sequences that he has won will determine the winner.

        After the fights are over, the outcome of the battles will be displayed on an output screen so that we remain safe from DaMann and only our fighters are harmed in this process. We truly believe we will be able to defeat DaMann.

        Here's how are fighters win:
They have only three fighting options: Head Butt, Kick, and Punch

H = Head Butt    K = Kick    P = Punch

H beats K, loses to P and ties with H.
K beats P, loses to H and ties with K.
P beats H, loses to K and ties with P.

If possible we will also endow them with the Cheap Shot ability and a Life counter so that they may become better martial artists.

        DaMann's fighters will fall to Ted the Lion Heart and, if not, Ted the Lion Heart then his sparring partner Emcee ++. He will be the successor for the destruction of DaMann's fighters. Yeesssss! Either way we will be satisfied with our results.

        Using "Rock, Paper and Scissors" as a backbone, here's how our fighting should work:
P = Punch     K = Kick     H = Head Butt

C = Cheap Shot     L = Health

L - (XP + YK + ZH + C) =Life Left



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