Is this code?
Are yâall debugging code?
im invading
this is bikeshedding
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im interested in talking database structure to store data the best way.
the best is whatever you know
I mean I could make it work but if people have better ideas. Letâs go.
Yeah I have no idea. Redis?
I used redis for my rtl sdr stuff
Iâd say go with you know. If you wanna use relational, go for it. MongoDB and elastic are very good for nonrelational if you wanna go that route, the former is something every web dev will know and the latter is intuitive and easy to pick up, both have AWS distributions
you could do this without a database
actually no its cooler to pay more moeny to have a full db running your mafia bot
Lynching 100000 people at once
Nice suggestions everybody
The idea that you can run the full game through the mafiabot seems unlikely; people want to add their own flavor, roles, interactions. You donât want to have two systems doing the same thing depending on host rules.
As such we axe this notion of âprivate messaging the botâ, ârunning the game through the botâ, etc.
There is no need to âchooseâ any shitty technology now, or even determine what âdatabase structureâ you mongs want; you donât even have the core functionality mapped out.
Refocus on what actually is the issue and needs to be done: counting lynch votes.
There is discussion above as to modeling games as having days, I donât think this is needed at this point.
With this past game, each thread has been itâs own day (I think this is the preferred way). As such, mafbot will just hold a state for lynches on each individual thread itâs referenced in.
something akin to this.
global votes = {[]: {}}
tallyVotes(thread):
lynchPlayer(thread, lyncher, lynchee):
unlynchPlayer(thread, lyncher)
You have faggots like Wintermute who just want to flaunt their âAWS certificationâ, jesus fucking christ.
Wow. You know about AWS things?