1. Built the project

A console-based MOBA-style Java game using full OOP design.

Feature Description
Heroes Base class + subclasses (Warrior, Mage) using inheritance
Encapsulation Properties like hp, name, skills are private with controlled access
Abstraction Hero, Skill, and StatusEffect are abstract base classes
Polymorphism Override methods like useSkill() and apply()
Design Patterns Factory Pattern (ChampionFactory) for champion creation
Battle System Turn-based loop: Player vs Bot
Status Effects Burn, Stun, and Heal effects via StatusEffect
PvE Bot Basic AI using random decisions

2. Architecture Overview

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model/
├── Hero.java (abstract)
├── Warrior.java / Mage.java (extends Hero)
├── Skill.java (abstract)
├── BasicAttack.java / Fireball.java (extends Skill)

effect/
├── StatusEffect.java (abstract)
├── BurnEffect.java / HealEffect.java / StunEffect.java

factory/
├── ChampionFactory.java

main/
├── Main.java

3. Expansion Ideas

Here are ways students can extend the game and keep learning:

1. Cooldowns for Skills

Add cooldown to Skill class and prevent usage until ready.

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protected int cooldown;
protected int currentCooldown;

2. Smarter Bot AI

Make bot evaluate HP, choose heal, or stun tactically.

3. Save/Load System

Use file I/O to let users save and resume games.

4. Add Buff/Debuff Effects

E.g., ShieldEffect, PoisonEffect, SpeedBoost, etc.

5. Multiple Champions (Team Fight)

Let players choose teams of 3 champions, battle in turns.

Congratulations!

You’ve completed a full OOP Java game project using real-world design techniques. This foundation prepares students to: