Minecraft Name: Tanmanyellow17 Suggestion: My suggestion is that, whenever you kill someone in sg, using a bow, it will count as a kill. As of now, when someone dies to a bow, it will not count as a kill, and you will not recieve the 100$ you would normally recieve for killing a user with a sword. It instead just reduces the amount of players in the game, not telling you which user was killed by who (which may be useful to some players). Reason: I believe that allowing bow kills to count as a kill, would make bows more useful when going throughout a game of sg. Also, in the long run, if you win, the amount of kills you have may increase. In addition, it would give sg players the regular 100$, that is normally recieved when killing someone with a sword, but when killing someone with a bow instead. Other information: I think that allowing bow kills to count, would be more useful to people who enjoy using bows, rather then swords, while playing sg. Link to this plugin: N/A
+1 I just recently got miq and was a little disappointed when my bow kills didn't count. I really hope that this would be implemented and we could start earning money from bow kills.
It works only with the CC bow, but it rarely happens even with that kit. Otherwise, if you are using MIQ, it will never happen. Same thing goes for other kits as well.
I'd suggest filing a bug report seeing as this is a bug and not necessarily something requiring a suggestion.
Using the CC kit, I am able to get the kill to count almost every time. With the MIQ bow however, its usually depends on whether or not I managed to do damage using a sword or through other means. If you want to get a bow kill to count, using MIQ or any kit in general, you have to deal damage to them before actually using the bow. Its very difficult with MIQ because the power III does a very large amount of damage when compared to other ways, but it is possible to register the kill. When you use CC bow, the fire damage counts as you actually doing damage, that's why the majority of kills using CC actually register.