Templates are still applied on game start according to
var.TEMPLATE_RESTRICTIONS, but now any arbitrary role can be applied as
a template during gameplay without breaking things horribly.
Speaking of breaking things horribly, things are probably broken
horribly due to this. It was lightly tested, but there's a lot of
fundamental stuff that changed.
mm = matchmaker, ms = mad scientist, vg = vengeful ghost
Additionally, allow all special keys to be queried via pstats in an
extensible manner (used for vg activated and vg driven off)
Also allow prefixing commands by their role name to remove ambiguity
should a person be multiple roles. For example, "seer see foo" and
"augur see foo" will now work if a person is both seer and augur
(whereas normal see foo would be ambiguous). A player will be directed
to use the unambiguous prefixed version if we detect that a role command
will fire multiple times for them (note: coming soon).
For sanity reasons, these role prefixes are implemented as exclusive
commands, meaning no other commands or command aliases may use the same
name. Clone needs to be special-cased in this regard, as clone is both a
role name and a command name.
It simply didn't work before now for a while (as in, you could still
join/start). Also make it function during join phase, because having
weird restrictions on which it does/doesn't disable the commands is
weird. The admin can still !fjoin/!fstart as needed if they do want to
run one more game after executing this command during join phase.
When a game is being played with team reveal instead of role reveal, use
explicit team names instead of just "wolf" or "villager" to make it clear that
we're referencing teams, not the similarly-named roles.
when calling chk_win_conditions, maelstrom uses a rolemap where all players are usually '0', this is casted to a set which makes it think there is only one player
If in team reveal and succubus visits victim, show her as a neutral
player.
Don't try to double-kill people if all succubi die. While double tap is
a proven technique against zombies, it apparently breaks werewolf bots.
Before, strong refs ensured that the user stayed "alive" but now we
remove user instances when they leave the last channel. As such, fire
the event before removing them from channels so the user instance is
still in our overall user set.
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Eliminate stupid get_final_role event and instead simply don't add cubs
to var.FINAL_ROLES when they grow up into wolf. That var is only ever
used for end-game stats readouts, so there is no mechanical impact in
omitting adding something there.
Add new event to experimental stats to allow roles like cub and clone to
reflect role swaps when players die. Cubs growing up now shows up in
experimental stats.
Change the behaviour of fjoin in both normal and debug modes:
- Only joins fake nicks in debug mode;
- Only joins one person in normal mode, multiple in debug mode;
- Autocomplete nicks in both normal and debug modes.
