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IRC MMO (Game Back-End (Bot Framework (Python (Pros EZ (Definitley an…

- - - - Pros
        
        EZ (Definitley an IRC bot library)
        
        Probably an SQL library
        
        Scientific Computing if we need advanced nerd math bullshit
      - Cons
        TBD
    - - Pros
        
        EZ
        
        Definitely an SQL library, but should use Mongo
        
        Likely a node IRC api, probably for hosting the server too
        
        Likely a simple AI Chat API
      - Cons
        TBD
    - - lol
- - - - Register
        
        Account limit per IP? maybe 5*
        
        Link E-Mail to account
      - Identify
        
        20s ident timeout
        
        Procedure for ghosting/reclaiming nicks? well it doesn't matter, maybe 2 months of inactivity and the nick is deleted if it's got no "gaming" on it
    - - No User-Created
      - Game-Hosted
        
        Main hub channel
        
        Shops?
        
        Multi-channel dungeons?
        
        Towns and cities
        
        One channel will be one town/city and it will have NPC's and sub channels like taverns or palaces, etc.
        
        Each town or city will have one NPC that will act as a guide to the city, it's the same NPC on every city/town and depending on where you're asking it'll give you a rundown of the facilities of the town/city, if there's secret stuff he will say "There's more than meet the eye" or some other cliché stuff to let you know.
        
        (city):
        
        city.tavern
        
        city.market
        
        city.shop(s) (armory/magic/herbs)
        
        Same for towns, towns might lack on NPCs or shops, but every town has at least one shop. Tavern and Market are everywhere.
        
        Map
        There will be a map of the whole world, and to travel from one place to another you need to join and part channels as if you were traveling, though from one major city to another one there will be ways of fast traveling, and every big city will connect to the most important city of the whole continent.
        There will be areas that aren't connected but they have the same connections inside. This way noobies won't just get into a really difficult area and get shafted.
        
        getting to some locations will require some "exploring" which means users will have to go through some dungeons in order to reach those.
        
        Oddjobs? i.e. plow my field for some herbs, mine this mine for minerals, etc
    - - User Commands
        
        Guilds
        
        Add/Remove Guild Member:
        
        Admins/SOP/OP can add and remove members as they see fit, they are added as normal members (voice)
        
        Founding:
        
        Must have 5 registered players on the channel
        
        Message GuildServ with list of players and name
        
        Channel created automatically, owner set to GuildServ
        
        Channel invite only for guild members, modification level untouchable for normal users
        
        Founder of guild set to admin
        
        Guild Stats
        
        Point earning
        To earn points there will be several
        
        Guild specific missions, these will need several guild members to work together to be cleared.
        
        Individual members leveling up and clearing missions while they're registered on a guild will contribute points for their guild.
        
        Chatting will give a certain amount of points too, but spamming should be punished so there's incentive for people to build actual communities within their guilds.
        
        Rewards
        Each week there will be rewards for the guilds with the most points. I'm thinking about the division to be as it follows:
        
        Top 10% guilds receive the most gold, experience and rarest items, next 20% guilds receive less gold, less experience and less rarity on items, and then next 50% guilds receive even less of everything, then the rest receives a set amount of gold, experience and items. Depending on the number of people and guilds this number will have to change.
        
        Battles
        Guilds should naturally be able to battle each other, with victories and losses from said battles contributing to points on the scoreboard. The fights will be agreed upon by both sides, who will each send five "champions" to face off against each other. To match these champions against each other, we will have two modes: "Honor" and "War" (names subject to change.)
        
        1 more item...
        
        Leadership/Decisions
        
        There will be a vote specifically to change the powerlevel of the person above (voice -> hop, hop -> op, op -> sop, sop -> admin) and it will remove one level of power.
        
        The one who casts the vote gets the position.
        
        Half of the same power level as the one who casted the vote, and at least one of each other power level needs to agree for the vote to pass.
        
        example:
        Channel has 24 users, 1 admin, 3 SOP, 6 OP, 2 HOP, 12 voice
        
        SOP casts a vote to remove the admin, he will be the new admin if it passes and the admin will become a SOP.
        
        Votes needed: 2 SOP, 1 OP, 1 HOP, 1 voice
        In this case the HOP hold a lot of political power since at least one of them is needed for this to be able to work. This means there's opportunities to climb the ladder a lot faster.
        
        example number 2:
        Normal voice user wants to replace a HOP and casts a vote.
        
        Votes needed: 6 voice users
      - Weekly Prizes
    - - Battles are handled by a Bot on a separate screen (not the dungeon itself) in order to not clutter the dungeon screens.
        
        Battle system
        Users can (they are not forced to) chain several attacks. There's 3 basic attack commands:
        
        Attack: Does double damage against break and normal damage against nothing and other attack.
        
        Defense: Nullifies Attacks, does 0 damage against the first hit it nullifies, does normal attack against the second hit and does double damage against the third and consecutive hits.
        
        Break: Does double damage against defense and normal damage against nothing.
        
        Users can chain up to 10 commands before sending their attack, depending on their speed attribute they have a cool down before they can send other attacks. The largest chains (10) will have a longer cool down while the shortest (1) will have a low cool down, to balance this there should be a bonus multiplier for each chain link that is sent, so sending a 10 chain link would do a lot more damage than sending 10 individual attacks very fast.
        
        One thing to make things faster is that you're able to add numbers to repeat commands, so if you add a number after certain attacks it will repeat the commands before that number of times.
        
        DAB3A = DABDABDABA
        
        DA5 = DADADADADA
        
        BA4DD = BABABABADD
        
        Specials are linked to the Q--P letters and they will have their own rules on how to use them and what happens when you use them.
        Longer than 10 chains will be cut off on the first 10.
        
        The battle bot would compare both chains to calculate how much damage is done, depending on the character's strength and defense attributes. For example:
        DABDABDABD versus ADADADADAB would be
        0 = D > A = 0
        0 = A < D = 0
        0 = B < A = 2
        0 = D = D = 0
        1 = A = A = 1
        2 = B > D = 0
        1 = D > A = 0
        0 = A < D = 1
        0 = B < A = 2
        0 = D < B = 2
        So player 1 gets 4 damage dealt and player 2 gets 8 damage dealt. Since both are 10 attack chains I think they should get multiplied by 10 so player 1 deals 40 and player 2 deals 80.
        
        Items
        Items can be used, you will be able to equip them on the "special attack slots" so between Q -- P. And they can be chained like normal attacks, there will be two kinds of items:
        
        Restoring items: They count as DEFENSE.
        
        Attacking items: They count as ATTACK.
        
        Special Attacks
        Special attacks will depend on the class your character has. There will be a max of 5 special attacks per 10 link chain.
      - Battles take place in private query with BS
      - :red_cross:
    - - QuestServ handles all the quests, NPCServ handles the NPCs
        
        NPCServ can create puppets to easily fill rooms (towns) it could make up NPC's through procedural generation to make them have some variance. Important NPC's should be hand crafted but still linked to NPCServ.
        
        NPC's will generate quests and generally tell users what to do
        
        NPC should also have predetermined text and generally respond to some user inputs, just to give them some life.
        
        I think the best option is to have one big bot that manages all the quests and keeps track of everything and has a talk function which makes different puppet bots (NPC's) say stuff.
        
        Some NPC should be able to handle the whole quest by themselves but alerts the quest bot that the user is doing a certain quest in order for him not to do several quests at the same time that might be incompatible with each other
        
        When a user takes a request from a NPC it communicates with the quest bot that manages everything through the puppet.
        
        QuestServ handles quests and communicates deeply with NPCServ
        
        There's plenty of quests that will be procedural generated, like fetch quests or "please deliver this letter to my boyfriend on another city" quests, all sorts of flavorful quests. The idea is that quest is generated for example "slay the beast on the forbidden forest" in a (action) on the (location) kind of fashion so it locates an NPC through NPCServ that is near the location and it will make it speak something.
- - - - Join the latest city/town the player visited
        
        If player was in the middle of a dungeon it goes back to the latest "safe place" he visited, which might be an area inside the dungeon if it's too long or the town closest to the dungeon
    - - Register
        
        Join one of the (amount) cities for new players with tons of tutorials and simple quests.
        
        let new players discover stuff for themselves