Alright, so, idea I probably don't want to use. Let's make ".legends" actually useful.
If there's an argument parsed, e.g. a legendary, (or a username, possibly), it will look into some arrays, and return the index of the legendary, and then match the index to the owner and the OC name.
LuxGracetail
commented
8 years ago
Alright, so, idea I probably don't want to use. Let's make ".legends" actually useful.
If there's an argument parsed, e.g. a legendary, (or a username, possibly), it will look into some arrays, and return the index of the legendary, and then match the index to the owner and the OC name.
i.e.
[00:4:20] %StaffMember: .legend Heatran [00:4:20] Roleplaying Bot: Legendary: Heatran, User: Lux (Lucario), OC: Cinder Molari.
(Roleplaying, if you ever view this, sorry for the accidental highlight earlier.)