Track your combat record and pick a role for your squad.
45.9 of the 61 points that apply = 75 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Supervisor Warfare adds a military dossier and combat-record system for tactical Minecraft servers, complementing gun and combat mods such as TaCZ and Superb Warfare. The dossier tracks eliminations, deaths, damage dealt, recorded projectiles and distance travelled, and shows a player’s rank, progression and four decorations for combat, veteran service, marching and recorded fire support. Players can choose one of four specialties: Assault, with an iron chestplate, shield and bandages; Medic, with bandages and golden apples; Recon, with a spyglass, night-vision doses and rally signals; or Engineer, with a pickaxe, building materials and rally signals. Administrators can issue specialty kits, while choosing a specialty by itself grants neither items nor passive bonuses; specialties persist through deaths and restarts. The addon also provides four craftable support items: field bandages that restore health and can treat another player, combat rations that restore hunger and saturation, recon doses that grant night vision, and rally signals that create a visible marker with a glowing outline. Ranks advance from Recruit to Captain at elimination milestones of 0, 10, 30, 75, 150 and 300; eliminations count both mobs and players, while decorations are earned for milestones in eliminations, distance travelled and recorded projectiles. Players can open their dossier in a military-styled interface or receive a portable dossier bound to its original owner, and the server can configure whether support equipment can be used and its cooldown. Combat statistics and movement are tracked through game events, while projectile recognition is intended to cover TaCZ, Superb Warfare and other matching projectiles, though detection depends on how a weapon mod creates them.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 5 items: Classified Military File, Combat Ration, Field Bandage, Recon Dose and Rally Signal; 4 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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