CHATBOT: To start creating your text-based fighting game, you first need to define the gameplay mechanics. Will it be turn-based or real-time? Will the player get to choose their fighter or be assigned one randomly? Once you have a clear view of the gameplay, you can start building the game's framework. Next, create a system for collecting resources such as energy, health, and stamina, which the player can use to execute moves in the game. Each character should have a unique set of moves and abilities, and each move should consume a different amount of resources. You can also include a leveling system where players can earn experience points by winning fights or completing certain objectives. Higher levels will unlock more powerful moves and abilities that can be used in combat. As for the combat system itself, you can use a combination of text prompts and prompts from the player's side to determine the outcome of each move. The player can choose from a range of moves, each with their hit chance, damage, and resource cost, and the opponent will respond based on their own set of moves. You can also introduce different scenarios and challenges, such as fighting multiple opponents or fighting in different environments, to keep the gameplay fresh and interesting. With all of these elements in place, you can then start writing the dialogue and text prompts that will guide the player through the game, including character introductions, objectives, and story elements. Keep in mind that this is just a rough outline, and you can add or remove elements as you see fit, based on your own vision for the game. Good luck!