complete.feature

# This was the basis of the individual examples that were written.

Feature: Monopoly Game
  Scenario: Player Movement
    Given player "A" on "The Angel Islington"
    When the player rolls a 2 and 1
    Then they land on "Pentonville Road"

  Scenario: Passing through GO!
    Given: player "B" on "Park Lane"
    And player "B" has a balance of £1000
    When the player rolls a 1 and 3
    Then they land on "Old Kent Road"
    And their balance is now £1200

  Scenario: Go to Jail
    Given player "C" on "Leicester Square"
    When the player rolls a 3 and 1
    Then they are moved immediately to "In Jail"
    And they do not pass through "Go!"


  Scenario: Income Tax
    Given player "D" on "Mayfair"
    And player "D" has a balance of £3000
    When the player rolls a 1 and 3
    Then they land on "Income Tax"
    And they pay £200 to the bank
    And their balance is now £2800

  Scenario: Player Sequence
    Given the players in the game are "A", "B"
    And it is the turn of player "A"
    When the player rolls a 2 and 1
    Then player "A" moves
    And player "B" is next

  Scenario: Rolling doubles
    Given the players in the game are "A", "B"
    And it is the turn of player "A"
    And player "A" is on "Go!"
    When player "A" rolls 3 and 3, they land on "Reading Railroad"
    Then they roll again and get 1 and 2
    And they arrive on "Vermont Avenue"
    And player "B" is next

  Scenario: Roll double dice three times
    Given the players in the game are "A", "B"
    And it is the turn of player "A"
    And player "A" is on "Go!"
    When player "A" rolls 1 and 1, they land on "Community Chest"
    Then they roll again and get 2 and 2
    And they arrive on "Vermont Avenue"
    And player "B" is next

  Scenario: Buy property 
    Given player "A" has a balance of £1000
    And the property "Baltic Avenue" costs £80 and is owned by the Bank
    When player "A" lands on "Baltic Avenue"
    And player "A" is offered the chance to buy "Baltic Avenue"
    And player "A" decides to buy "Baltic Avenue"
    Then player "A" pays the bank £80 and has a balance of £920
    And player "A" has the deed for "Baltic Avenue"