(1.) Starting Stats

Each player has:
• 10% Mental Health (Comparing on an average Programmer)
• 100% Energy (Physical Health)
They each choose a certain type of programming language to use as there attack and defense.
• C++
• C#
• C
• Python
• Java
• JavaScript
• Ruby
• Go
• Rust
• etc... (even Assembly)

(2.) How to Play

Attacking:


Each player will have to communicate an actual line/part of the language.
Each script with have to be an actual script of their language without errors
If it is a valid script, it will damage the player by how many lines of code it was (Can also depend on the complexity).
If it is not a valid script, it will damage the player who wrote it by how many (Unique) errors it gives.

Example:
Player 1's Language (C): print("Hello, World!") (This is not a valid script, since it returns an error message, so it damages Player 1 by 2 health)




Defending:


Each player can defend by replicating their code in their selected programmers program

Example:
Player 1's Language (C++): std::cout << "Hello World!";
Player 2's Language (JavaScript): console.log("Hello World!");

(This will cancel out the attack on the player)




Counter-Attacking:


Each player can counter-attack by typing the other players code but more complex (still doing the same task).

Example:
Player 1's Language (Javascript): console.log("Hello, World!");
Player 2's Language (Java but counters with Javascript code): process.stdout.write("Hello, World!"+"\n");




Meming or using their PTSD:


Each player can also counter-attack with a meme about the players script or something funny that the script has.
If the counter-attack is successful, it will affect the Mental Health of the player by how bad it was.

Example:
Player 1's Language (Python): print("Hello World")
Player 2's Language (JavaScript): ";"

(For those who dont know, a semicolon or ";" is a Pythons programmers worst nightmare. So it will do about half the mental health)