Modulus Rock, Paper, Scissors

# Logan Hoerth / LHoerth@mail.greenriver.edu 
# Modulus Rock, Paper, Scissors game - 7/15/2015

# This game uses the mod operator (%) to implement a simple solution
# to the problem of finding the winner. 
# (To show Phillip Andrist I'm not crazy (hopefully).

# import randint to generate computer's choice
from random import randint

# Index weapon names... 0: rock, 1: paper, 2: scissors.
weapons = ['rock','paper','scissors']

# generate computer's choice. 
comp = randint(0,2)

# Get player's choice (bug in this version: if user picks 0, it's the same as scissors.)
print("Please choose thy weapon . . .")
print("(1) Rock")
print("(2) Paper")
print("(3) Scissors")
player = input(">")

# Display computer's choice
print "\nYour opponent chose %s." % weapons[comp]

if (player)%3 == comp :
    print("You have been slain... :-( ")
elif (comp+1)%3+1 == player : # (I think this should work...)
    print("You have slain your opponent! Huzzah!")
elif comp+1 == player :
    print("It's a draw! You must restart the game and rematch! ")
else :
    print("You probably had a slip of the finger. Please re-run the game.")
    
print("Till next time, Goodbye!")

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