Modify game over messages to read better
Modify win conds to remove unneeded ones and to also add in some "nobody
wins" conds that happen due to MAD or stalemates.
- Piper can now only win during daytime (this includes transition_day as
well as chk_decision)
- There is now at most 1 piper in charming regardless of player count,
more than 1 is simply overpowered and impossible to balance
- Replaced all \XX, \XXX and \xXX syntax by \uXXXX syntax
- Replaced all single-quotes messages by double-quotes ones where it
makes sense
- Replace all {} in string literals by {0} syntax (explicit over
implicit)
- Use x.startswith(("a", "e", "i", "o", "u")) instead of x[0] in ("a",
"e", "i", "o", "u")
- Remove list comprehensions where a simple generator would work
(reduces memory consumption where we can)
This fixes the bug where bot would crash on endgame through faftergame
without sending all messages, but introduces a new bug where someone can
quit between endgame and the bot's own quit, crashing it. This is an
extremely tight race condition, and shouldn't matter most of the time.
Further explanation in the big wall of text.
This adds the new piper role, whose goal is to charm all the other
players to win. The charmed players are told who else is charmed, every
night, and must find out the piper and lynch him to win. The piper is a
win stealer, and takes precedence over monster. They can select either
one or two targets, but unless there is exactly one person left to be
charmed, they must pick two targets.
Adds "warlock" role, which is wolf-aligned and in wolfchat. They cannot
kill, but they get to turn someone into a cursed villager each night
(the curse remains in place for the rest of the game). If they act
quickly enough, they can even impact the seer or oracle for the current
night!
Added werekitten role, which is seen villager by seer and is always
missed when shot (even by sharpshooter!). They can still nom tasty
villagers at night, including pesky visiting harlots.
Also fix minor bug with alpha wolf being roleswapped where night may end
prematurely due to not removing their kill selection.
If someone sets it to something other than a function (well, callable
object) or None, it's a programming mistake and we want that to raise an
exception rather than be silently ignored.
