Overwatch Junkensteins Revenge: A python script that outputs key timings to the console, along with a beep, instructing the players what to do

Junkensteins revenge timings.py

import time
import math
import winsound

Torb = 'Torb player'
Mccree = 'Mccree pLayer'
Hanzo = 'Hanzo player'
Zen = 'Zen player'

xy={'6:55': 'Shock Tyre (right)',
    '6:40': 'Shock Tyre (top)',
    '5:52': f'(for Reap) {Mccree}, {Torb} + {Hanzo} move to mid',
    '5:42': 'Reaper +4',
    '4:57': 'Shock Tyre (mid)',
    '4:43': 'Shock Tyre (top)',
    '4:29': 'Shock Tyre (right)',
    '4:00': f'(for Hog) {Hanzo} move forward + {Mccree} move back',
    '3:50': f'(for Hog) {Torb} ult',
    '3:45': 'Junkenstein\'s Monster (mid) +4',
    '3:28': 'Shock Tyre (right)',
    '3:00': f'(for Symm) {Mccree} move to top',
    '2:50': f'(for Symm) {Torb} ult right + top. Shoot mid',
    '2:45': 'The Summoner (top) +4',
    '2:38': 'Shock Tyre (right)',
    '1:55': '(for Junk) Prep ults',
    '1:45': 'Dr. Junkenstein (top right platform) +4',
    '1:39': f'(for Reap) {Mccree} + {Torb} move to mid',
    '1:34': 'The Reaper (mid)',
    '0:53': 'Shock Tyre x2 (top then right)',
    '0:43': f'(for Reap) {Mccree} + {Torb} move to mid',
    '0:33': 'The Reaper (mid)',
    '0:30': 'Shock Tyre (mid)',
    }

def beep():
    winsound.Beep(600, 100)
    time.sleep(0.05)
    winsound.Beep(600, 100)
    time.sleep(0.05)
    winsound.Beep(600, 100)

t = 8*60 + 5   # starting time is 8:05, start at 5s on hero select screen then insta-skip cut scene. The second of cut scene is equal to tab time
print(t)
beep()
while t >= 0:
    seconds = str(t%60).rjust(2, '0')    # rjust: right justifies to two characters with 0s incase of e.g. 4:8 so that it becomes 4:08
    # turns seconds into minute:seconds
    minsec = f'{math.floor(t / 60)}:{seconds}'
    # if there is an event print that aswell
    if minsec in xy:
        if '+4' in xy[minsec]:
            time.sleep(4)

        print(f'{minsec} {xy[minsec]}')

        beep()
        print('\n')
        time.sleep(0.7)
    else:
        print(minsec)
        time.sleep(1)
    # decrement seconds
    t -= 1