Hi everyone!

I am in the process of programming a bot for our IRC channel, who I am thinking of naming "Tuxedo_Bot".

On top of auto-banning spammers, I want to program him to do some nifty things, and would love to hear your ideas!

What I've thought of so far:

!trivia
- This command will begin a round of trivia questions. The first chat participant to answer the question correctly will win a point! (what the points will be used for, I am not sure yet...)

What Others Have Suggested:
- !SailorMoonSays
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to quote a "Sailor Moon Says" line!
- !MOTD
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to send a MoTD after you!
- !encouragement
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to quote a cheesy Tuxedo Mask line of encouragement
- !karaoke
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to sing a few random lines from a Sailor Moon song
- !attack
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to attack a random user with a random attack of his

Please leave your suggestions, I need help on this! ^__^

Sailor Mars wrote:

- !encouragement
This command will trigger Tuxedo_Bot to quote a cheesy Tuxedo Mask line of encouragement

Epic!!

Maybe something to do with his attacks? Maybe the comand would be !Attack and would trigger Tuxedo_Bot would perform one of his attacks. (i.e.: Throwing roses, attack with the cane, Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber, or Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack).

!! XD this will be great!!

Maybe a !karaoke command that would have him perform a stanza of a sailor song?

Oh this is cute! There are a lot of cheesy little speeches he gives to Sailor Moon or to enemies in the earlier episodes. That would be hilarious. ^^

Ooh, maybe a feature where you can give the bot a quote or message which he will save until the next person puts in the command to hear the message or replaces it with one of their own. So you can leave funny little messages for other people who pop into chat even if you're not online.

I love the idea of a !karaoke command, I am definitely adding that to the list!! ^__^

Bump because I totally overloooked the !attack thing, and that's an awesome idea too!