🔒 Sub 1,000 lines of code game

[shell bramble]

I have recently started making this game (about 4-5 days). I just switched from using exclusively functions and global variables (bad i know) to a class, method, and function setup. This made the game about 10x as complicated but I was able to add cool stuff like character inventories in a simple way. Right now im looking for ways to clean up the code a bit as it seems maybe 30% of my code is repeating most of the same stuff besides a couple key words or making sure the user types in the correct input so the game does crash. Any suggestions / fixes / ideas are welcome! https://github.com/TheRealP4tton/TheBlacksmith

[marsh idol]

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[shell bramble]

for example this is an idea i use all throughout my code```python
print("You decided to craft an item of unknown quality...")
print(f"After many hours, you manage to craft a {newly_crafted.quality} {newly_crafted.name} that does {newly_crafted.damage} damage worth {newly_crafted.value} gold coins!")
print(f"You used {ingots_used} in the process")
print()
print(f"Would you like to sell it for {newly_crafted.value} or add it to your inventory?")
print("1. Sell")
print("2. Keep")
print()
choice = input("What would you like to do?")
os.system("cls")

while True:

    specific_input = ["1", "2"]

    if choice not in specific_input:
            print("You decided to craft an item of unknown quality...")
            print(f"After many hours, you manage to craft a {newly_crafted.quality} {newly_crafted.name} that does {newly_crafted.damage} damage worth {newly_crafted.value} gold coins!")
            print(f"You used {ingots_used} in the process")
            print()
            print(f"Would you like to sell it for {newly_crafted.value} or add it to your inventory?")
            print("1. Sell")
            print("2. Keep")
            print()
            choice = input("What would you like to do?")
            os.system("cls")

print a menu, if input not in specific input list that i make for each menu, print the menu again. Throw that in a while loop and it MAKES the character choose a proper input. Problem being it takes up 3x as many lines as it needs to

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