By jonypaul on Jun 21, 2006Hi again. This time i've done a kinda simple game for bots.
this consists on trying to kick another user, but making it veeeeery hard. This cauz you have 1 chance in 40 of getting it right. Just right click the channel, go to Murderer Game and look around.
Same as always ---> ALT + R > FILE > NEW and paste it there.
By the way...i tested it, but if you find any bugs or problems just tell me :P
on *:TEXT:!murder*:#: {
/set %murder $rand(1,2)
if ($nick isin %murderer) { .notice $nick Sorry...you'll have to wait for some one to use the !murder command again to play. | halt }
if ($nick !isin %murderer) {
if (%murder == 1) {
.describe $chan $2 was murdered...
/inc %PV $rand(-20,20)
/set %murderer $nick
}
if (%PV == 0) {
.msg $chan Wow... $2 I'm afraid thats the end of that...you're dead.
.kick $chan $2 You have reached 0 points...4DEAD
}
if (%murder == 2) .describe $chan Sorry $nick $+ ...you missed
unset %murder
}
}
menu channel {
.-
.Murderer Game
..Options
...Reset all:/rall
...Reset Number (random):/unset %pv
...Reset Murderer:/unset %murderer
..View
...Current Murderer (cant play): msg $chan 7Current Murderer is: %murderer
...Number: msg $chan 7Currently, your lucky number is %pv but, when it reaches 0, anyone might have a little surprise...
..Help: msg $chan The Murderer Game is very simple: You type !murder <nick>. You've got 50% chance of hitting him/her. Then, the is something called the Lucky Number. This number can be between -20 and 20. However...if when you type !murder this number is 0, the nick you just killed gets kicked! You can play once, and then you can only play again when some one else tries to murder. Have fun!
}
Anyway, i understand all your critics, cuz it can get really very boring, and the point system is kinda stupid...later i\'ll set up a new version that is more correctly scripted and less boring...I admit that i DONT like this game but a friend of mine asked me for it...but with a little improvement we can get somewhere
Usually I don\'t even bother posting comments on such snippets, but well here goes:
Why do you use (0 isin %PV)? Did you know this if statement also validates when %pv is 10? or when %pv is 20? Heck every number which contains a zero. This is obviously not what you want, so stop using isin and start using ==.
There is more wrong, but for now bother with this only.
