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Equipment System

General

The equipment system differentiates between 3 main categories: Melee, Ranged and Armor.

Each player starts with only a default melee weapon. Players can then upgrade and specialize their equipment using the equipment shops.

Upgrading

Equipment can be upgraded at the equipment shops. In most cases, they are located in the castle, the attacker spawn and the villages. Upgrading works like this:

  • At the beginning, you can choose one of multiple weapons/armors in each category.
  • If you have chosen a specifig weapon/armor, you can upgrade it, which increases the stats of this weapon/armor.
  • At certain levels you have to specialize the equipment instead of simply upgrading it. This works in a similar way to deciding on a weapon/armor previously.

Downgrading

Involuntary

  • If you die, your current equipment will fall back to the previous equipment level.
  • However, there are safe levels from which you will not be downgraded further if you die.
  • If you got killed by a enemy who has better equipment than you, you will not be downgraded directly. In this case, you will be downgraded the otherEquipmentLevel - yourEquipmentLevel-th time you die from this player.

Voluntary

  • You cannot switch the weapons/armors or their specializations once you have selected them.
  • If you are really sure that you have chosen the wrong equipment, you can buy an equipment reset at the equipment shop. This will reset the selected equipment category to the default level. then you can re-choose your weapon/armor again.

Get Equipment Info

You can always hover over the item with your mouse to get detailed information about it. This section shows you what the values mean.

Equipment Category

  • Upgrades to: Shows the next possible equipment levels you can upgrade your equipment to. If not shown, you have already reached the maximum level in this category.
  • Downgrades to: Shows the equipment level your equipment downgrades to when you die. If not shown, you are on a safe level.
  • Equipment base / Part of: Some Items come with other items you need to use them. They are then "part of" another item. "Equipment base" means that the item is not part of any item. For example, the Rocket Launcher Crossbow is the base of the Rocket Tier 3.

Weapon/Armor Stats

  • Damage: Attack Damage
  • Speed: Attack Speed which is responsible for the attack Cooldown (if not shown: default)
  • Armor: Armor points
  • Toughness: Armor toughness
  • Protection: Level of the protection enchantment
  • Other enchantments: Shown like in vanilla

Examples

cc2_conquest_equipment_fire_sword.png cc2_conquest_equipment_firework_rocket.png cc2_conquest_equipment_heavy_armor.png cc2_conquest_equipment_crappy_sword.png cc2_conquest_equipment_rocket_launcher_crossbow.png

Categories

Here you can see the upgrade maps of the categories. The dashed line shows the safe levels.

Melee

cc2_conquest_equipment_melee.png

Ranged

cc2_conquest_equipment_ranged.png

Armor

cc2_conquest_equipment_armor.png

Developer Info

Management command

The player equipment can be managed using the /cc2 game players specificvalue command.

Usage

/cc2 game players specificvalue <player: (UUID|String)> equipment [<category: String> [<id: Integer>]]

Examples
  • Get all equipments: /cc2 game players specificvalue <player> equipment
  • Get a specific equipment: /cc2 game players specificvalue <player> equipment <category>
  • Set a specific equipment: /cc2 game players specificvalue <player> equipment <category> <id>

Responsibilities

The ConquestEquipmentSystem handles the equipment. ConquestEquipmentData stores information about one equipment level and contains ConquestEquipmentItems that represents the items of that equipment. The ConquestDeathListener is also part of the equipment system (downgrading players). The ConquestEquipmentGUI is responsible for the equipment shop.

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