bountyplacer

Minecraft 版本： 1.21 1.21.1 1.21.2 1.21.3 1.21.4 1.21.5 1.21.6 1.21.7 1.21.8 1.21.9 1.21.10 1.21.11

平台： paper

标签： economy game-mechanics utility

BountyReputation adds a dynamic Bounty + Reputation system to your SMP server.

Players who kill others become wanted criminals, while players who trade and play peacefully can become respected heroes.
This creates real risk/reward PvP, player-driven hunting, and long-term progression without breaking survival gameplay.

How It Works

When a player kills another player:

• Their reputation goes down
• Their killstreak goes up
• A bounty is automatically added to their head

If a wanted player is killed:

• Their bounty is claimed by the killer

Players can also place bounties manually:

• /bounty add <player> <amount>

Reputation Tiers

• Hero: high reputation, gets small buffs (regen + luck)
• Neutral: normal state
• Criminal: low reputation, red name, punished in safe zones

Safe Zones / Towns

In configured safe zones:

• PvP is disabled
• Criminals receive debuffs
• Nearby Iron Golems can target criminals as “guards”

Perfect for spawn towns and trade hubs.

Commands

• /bounty top → shows top wanted players
• /bounty hunt [player] → pick a bounty target (compass tracks target)
• /bounty add <player> <amount> → place money bounty on a player
• /rep [player] → view reputation tier, score, and bounty

Features

• Automatic bounty generation on kills
• Killstreak bonus bounty scaling
• Player-funded bounties
• Reputation tiers with gameplay effects
• Scoreboard name colors by reputation
• Bossbar showing active bounty
• Compass bounty hunting
• Configurable safe zones
• Data saved persistently in data.yml

Compatibility

• Server software: Paper
• Minecraft version: 1.21.x
• Java: 21
• Vault: optional, recommended for economy integration

Example Config

bounty:
  base-on-kill: 100.0
  killstreak-bonus: 25.0
  max: 10000.0

reputation:
  criminal-threshold: -10
  hero-threshold: 10
BountyReputation is designed to make SMP gameplay more engaging by adding conflict, consequences, and player-driven objectives.