- Config file (in conf file format?) -- create the file on first start from values in binary and passed command-line flags
- Dad jokes, create the file on first start from values in binary
- Dead cheers, see #8
- Full blown nice web interface with all functions
- Cache online tts responses and reuse them
- Can be hard for a) names, b) concatenated messages
- Only benefits Linux users -> low prio, but this means Raspberry Pi too -> higher prio
- Investigate if it's possible to increase speech pace, see #5
- espeak -s 200
- playback speed in mplayer and ffplay
- win???
- mac???
- Adaptable weights based on history? It shall worth more to kill someone who performs better than others historically
- Sort table according to kills and deaths, with configurable weights (use --score-hit and --score-damage)
- Different weights for different players? Like static target worth less than a real player -- possible now
- Match timer, see #4
- Using tcell https://github.com/gdamore/tcell
- Highlight latest change in table, both attacker and victim with "->"
- Session restart (start/stop by pressing Spacebar), see #3
- Cheers file, create the file on first start from values in binary, in "locale" folder
- I18N/L10N, same approach as cheers.
- Start http server on port 8080 (configurable)
- Show table
- Button to STOP and START (when stopped)
- Hit and Score messages are glued
- System drops phrases of less priority under high load