Should I use the class as a container for a global variable

Question

I was making a simple game in pygame, and I realized that I needed a bunch of markers, graphs and all kinds of global employees. So I decided to define the class and use it as follows:

class Staff():
    def __init__(self):
        self.modes={'menu':True,'spawning':False,'sprite_change':False}
        self.timer=pygame.time.Clock()
        self.tick_count=0

and in my game loop, I just pass one variable to all my functions:

def main_loop():
    staff=Staff()
    while not done:
        update_positions(staff)
        clear_background(staff)
        draw_sprites(staff)

I know that this method works and is quite convenient (for me), but I wonder how it will affect the speed of my game, maybe I'm doing something terrible? Thank you very much for your reply.

Answer 1

Please do yourself a favor and rethink your design.

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Answer 2

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