This mode features the alpha wolf and doctor roles, and should provide
for very "swingy" games where wolves are very disadvantaged at first
but should be able to make a decent comeback later on.
This also brought some rebalancing to gamemode weights, mostly all of
the existing ones stayed the same though, a summary of changes is below.
Numbers below are rounded to the nearest percent, so they won't
necessarily add up to 100.
default: 41% -> 40% (-1%)
foolish: 19% -> 16% (-3%)
mad: 19% -> 16% (-3%)
classic: 11% -> 8% (-3%)
lycan: 3% -> 2% (-1%)
aleatoire: 8% -> 8% (0%)
alpha: n/a -> 10%
Doctor is on the village team, and has a number of immunizations they
can give out during the day. An immunized lycan reverts a normal
villager, and anyone that is immunized will die instead of turning into
a wolf if they are bitten by the alpha wolf. Beware, however, because
attempting to immunize someone already bitten will simply speed up the
process of them becoming a wolf!
Alpha wolf has a once-per-game ability where they can bite the wolves'
target instead of killing them following the death of a werewolf during
the day. The bitten person will subsequently turn into a wolf in 3
nights.
This allows us to postpone init_db(). One advantage of this is that
specifying AWAY in botconfig.py won't overwrite the away list from the
DB anymore, but properly get added to (as would be expected).
If OPT_IN_PING is enabled via botconfig.py, OPT_IN_PING isn't set to
True at the time we set up tables as necessary, so people using !in will
make the bot run into the lack of table and crash.
We already do this with the away list even if we're going to use opt-in
ping, so this shouldn't cause any issues.
If a list of roles is passed to list_players, the function breaks if there aren't any alive players with that role and emits a stacktrace. Unsure of what this actually affects, but I saw it in the console a bunch of times.
This reverts commit 5e4bb1ed5d and puts
the relevant quiet-related code in a conditional instead, depending on a
newly-added var.QUIET_DEAD_PLAYERS setting.
!simple used to determine whether you were given simple instructions
*and* whether the bot NOTICEs you; now, it only controls the former and
!notice controls the latter.
