Player movement improvement.

[Spider-Man2023]

I'm always frustrated when I play this game. When I continuously press a key, the player will move once in a second, and sticked for a second, and then continues moving. This should be easily comprehended for anyone who played this game. To be honest, this really gets one lose interest. Also I think the player should be able to move sideways, like up_left, down_right, controlled by combination of moving keys like "w", "a", etc.

I suggest using other packages like pygame, etc, to check if a key is pressed instead of listening to the keyboard's char input.

[lxgr-linux]

Hey,
I've evaluated whether or not pokete should rely on third party input libs a few times.
And the major drawback that would imply is that the requirements to run pokete would change drastically then. Rn everything that's needed to run it is any terminal environment stdin, stdout and terminal size meta information. With adding pygame pynput (what pokete relied on prior) would require a display server of some sort eg. some graphical environment.
And that requirement doesn't match with a terminal based game.

Something that should definitely be done is refactoring the input class in such a way that it listens on escapecharacters and therefore enables multi character inputs. Like the arrow buttons.

What you described above sadly is just the nature of how input is written to stdin.