DJIA Andrew
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Selling IRC dicing botLooking to start your own dicing clan? This bot is superior to any on the market. Its many features rival those of the leading dicing clans, including DragonDyce, First, and Smokin_Dyce. My contact info is djia_andrew (Skype) and [email protected] (MSN).
Games
Other features
Customization
Chip System
The chip system is a new idea that makes it easier for players to play games, thereby making your dicing clan more active. Players can trade coins to a host in-game who then records the amount given to him with !addchips player coins received. An appropriate number of chips are credited to the player who can now play games when there aren't any hosts around. For example, a player who has 10m coins worth of chips credited to him can use !55x2 5m (or any value less than or equal to 10m). The dicing bot will act as the host for this game, subtracting the bet from the player's chips and crediting any winnings to the player. This eliminates the need for hosts, especially useful when there aren't many hosts around. It also allows a player to trade one large sum coins to a host instead of a separate trade each time the player wants to play a game, making playing games easier and quicker. The chip system is optional and may even be disabled if you please.
List of Commands
Other features
Here is a picture of some of the listed features.
There isn't a better bot out there! If you are interested in purchasing this bot for your dicing clan, please contact me at djia_andrew (Skype) or [email protected] (MSN).
Games
- 55x2 - Host rolls a percentile (100-sided) die. If the result is greater than 55, the player wins. Otherwise, the host wins. Supports any variation, including 60x2.
- Dice duel - Two players each roll two 6-sided dice. Whichever player's dice sum is greatest wins.
- Free for all - Dice duels with more than two players. Whichever player's dice sum is greatest wins.
- Precision duels - A random number is chosen as a target. Each player chooses a number of 6-sided dice to roll. Whichever player's dice sum is closest to the target wins.
- Over-under - The player guesses whether the result of rolling two 6-sided dice will be over 7, under 7, or exactly 7.
- Flower game - The player guesses which flower will grow from the seed the host plants.
- Hot/cold - The player guesses the color group (hot or cold) of the flower that the host plants.
Other features
- Host and player stats - The bot will track various statistics on each host and player, such as total games played, total winnings, current (winning or losing) streak.
- Host and player highscores - The bot will use the stats to create a highscore table with the best scores and players for each stat category.
- Force roll - Channel admins can force a player to roll with the !force player command in case a player is taking too long or refusing to roll.
- Cancel - Each host may cancel his own game in progress with the !cancel command in case a mistake was made. Channel admins may cancel any host's game.
Customization
- Colors - All colors used by the bot in messages can be customized to your liking.
- Commission - How much hosts earn on each game can be changed according to your preference.
- Channel hosts/admins - You decide who gets to host and who gets to be a channel admin.
- Chips and coins - Change the exchange rate between chips and coins (explained below).
Chip System
The chip system is a new idea that makes it easier for players to play games, thereby making your dicing clan more active. Players can trade coins to a host in-game who then records the amount given to him with !addchips player coins received. An appropriate number of chips are credited to the player who can now play games when there aren't any hosts around. For example, a player who has 10m coins worth of chips credited to him can use !55x2 5m (or any value less than or equal to 10m). The dicing bot will act as the host for this game, subtracting the bet from the player's chips and crediting any winnings to the player. This eliminates the need for hosts, especially useful when there aren't many hosts around. It also allows a player to trade one large sum coins to a host instead of a separate trade each time the player wants to play a game, making playing games easier and quicker. The chip system is optional and may even be disabled if you please.
List of Commands
- !55x2 <player> <wager> - Starts a game of 55x2.
- !dd <player1> <player2> <wager per player> - Starts a dice duel.
- !ffa <player1 player2 ...> <wager per player> - Starts a free for all.
- !pd <player1 player2 ...> <wager per player> - Starts a precision duel.
- !ou <player> <wager> - Starts a game of over-under.
- !flower <player> <wager> - Starts a flower game.
- !hc <player> <wager> - Starts a game of hot/cold.
- !cancel <host> - Cancels a host's game. A host may cancel only his own game while channel admins may cancel any host's game.
- !roll <number of dice> - Rolls a player's dice. The <number of dice> is only for precision duels.
- !choose <choice> - Makes your choice. Used in over-under, flower game, and hot/cold.
- !force <nick> <number of dice/choice> - Forces a nick to roll. The <number of dice> is only used for precision duels while <choice> is only used for over-under, flower games, and hot/cold. Only channel admins may use this command.
- !stats <nick> - Returns player statistics on the specified nick.
- !hoststats <nick> - Returns statistics on the specified host. Players can't use this command, a host may look up his own stats, a channel admin may look up any host's stats.
- !highscores - Returns the player highscore for each category and the nick who earned the score.
- !hosthighscores - Returns the host highscore for each category and the nick who earned the score. Only hosts may use this command.
Other features
Here is a picture of some of the listed features.
There isn't a better bot out there! If you are interested in purchasing this bot for your dicing clan, please contact me at djia_andrew (Skype) or [email protected] (MSN).
But of course, you're welcome to ask DragonDyce yourself.