Seriously?

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that one command can cause 25 variables to be set and 40!!! writeini's?
I can understand the appeal of making a DBZ game... (ok about 5 years ago I could)
But it's scripted so inefficiently.
In need of a total overhaul.
scratch that... DESPERATELY in need of recoding.

  if ($2 == Earth) {
    if ($readini($nick $+ .ini,Planet,Earth) == yes) { /notice $nick You are on Earth!! | halt }
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Namek no
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Earth yes
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Vegeta no
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Kai no
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Yardat no
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet Plant no
    writeini $nick $+ .ini Planet X no
    /msg %ChanSet  $+ %Aura $+ , $+ %BAura $+ $nick $+ ( $+ $readini($nick $+ .ini,$nick,Name) $+ )7,1 Transports To Planet $2
  }

for example... surely you don't need an ini per person, or if you do, then try something along the lines of:

  if ($2 == Earth) {
    if ($readini($nick $+ .ini,Location,Planet) == Earth) {
      notice $nick You are on Earth!!
      halt
    }
    else {
      writeini -n $nick $+ .ini Location Planet Earth
      msg %ChanSet  $+ %Aura $+ , $+ %BAura $+ $nick $+ ( $+ $readini($nick $+ .ini,$nick,Name) $+ )7,1 Transports To Planet $2
    }
  }

I really don't understand why you need to have a yes and a no for every planet, obviously one can only be yes, so make it one ini with the planet on it instead.

I could go on and on and on, but I'll stop there and just say this.
9/10 thought put into the game + 4/10 coding = 6/10
I'm not going to even attempt trying it out on my bot unless it's 1/4 of the size it is now. (and thats a VERY easy target from just a quick scan)

Shame really, in the hands of a dedicated AND skilled scripter, it could be genius. As it is, it's more of frankenstein2.0. works as it should but SO FREAKING UGLY. xD

I didn't mean to rant, and I know what it's like to try creating something this large (in function if not size) so I wish you all the best with it, and praise the work you have done (as well as those before you).