nocturnix
09-17-2021, 08:45 AM
you type ;what2hunt
It checks your level against a list of all hunting areas + level ranges and provides you a list of options of where you can/should hunt
something like:
;what2hunt
You are level 81, here are the suggested hunting areas
- Region, Hunting area 1, (75-82)
- Region, Hunting area 2, (81-86)
- Region, Hunting area 3, (79-84)
Some base feature ideas:
;what2hunt range 20 will change what it shows +/- 20 levels
;what2hunt undead y (shows undead, n hides)
Question i guess it could be based on creatures, if it is, then the region might be tough to determine. I would think actually making a hunting area list might be the best way to go, like a separate data set that includes region, hunting area name, and level ranges.
Just a creature hunting list is not really helpful for me personally, as I am more interested in the area/regions. If i just have a creature list, then i have to research where that creature is, sometimes they show up in multiple areas, etc. So creating a "hunting area list" kind of already takes care of all that.
Forgive me if there already is a script like this :D
It checks your level against a list of all hunting areas + level ranges and provides you a list of options of where you can/should hunt
something like:
;what2hunt
You are level 81, here are the suggested hunting areas
- Region, Hunting area 1, (75-82)
- Region, Hunting area 2, (81-86)
- Region, Hunting area 3, (79-84)
Some base feature ideas:
;what2hunt range 20 will change what it shows +/- 20 levels
;what2hunt undead y (shows undead, n hides)
Question i guess it could be based on creatures, if it is, then the region might be tough to determine. I would think actually making a hunting area list might be the best way to go, like a separate data set that includes region, hunting area name, and level ranges.
Just a creature hunting list is not really helpful for me personally, as I am more interested in the area/regions. If i just have a creature list, then i have to research where that creature is, sometimes they show up in multiple areas, etc. So creating a "hunting area list" kind of already takes care of all that.
Forgive me if there already is a script like this :D