»[ANNI] Command suggestions

Ive thought of these commands, but some are only for admins/mods

Command 1: /list admin

This command will give you a list of admins that are for the specific server you are in. If it's possible, the names would be green if that admin is on, but red if they're not online. This can help if you need to /helpop somebody.

Command 2: /list mod

This command will give you a list of mods that are for the specific server you are in.If it's possible, the names would be green if that mod is online, but red if they're not online. Nothing to fancy, but it'd be helpful if somebody needs to know the list of mods.

Command 3: /confirm (ADMIN ONLY)

This command will be used by an admin when somebody uses /helpop or /r. It'll work like "/confirm [player name]" and the player who's helpoped would get a message saying "[admin player name] has gotten your report and will look into it shortly!" This will help with chat spam of people saying "Did you get my helpop?" And help with /helpop or /r abuse.

Command 4, 5 & 6 (Suggested by @IcyTea) :
/stats <playername>
checks the player stats:
<Playername> - [ONLINE/OFFLINE]
- Total Nexus Damage
- Total Wins
- Total Deaths
- Total kills
- Anni XP
- State (Banned/Unbanned/Mute)
/stats show (default)
allows players to see your stats
/stats hide
only shows few stats:
<Playername> - [ONLINE/OFFLINE]
- Total Wins
- State (Banned/Unbanned/Mute)

 

+1

 

Ty

 

In anni Beta, you can check any mods online on tab or in chat with [M] or [A]

add something about this: (even it's already implemented in beta, i think?)
/stats <playername>
checks the player stats:
<Playername> - [ONLINE/OFFLINE]
- Total Nexus Damage
- Total Wins
- Total Deaths
- Total kills
- Anni XP
- State (Banned/Unbanned/Mute)
/stats show (default)
allows players to see your stats
/stats hide
only shows few stats:
<Playername> - [ONLINE/OFFLINE]
- Total Wins
- State (Banned/Unbanned/Mute)

 

Yeah, but most of them are in /v or whatever, so a list of them would be helpful for newcomers besides having to total up them by counting with the admin and mod tag. Thanks for the suggestion also! It's been added.