soroush.asadi
b66e7f77a5
Achievements: generator-driven, now 100+ across 7 categories (added Rulership) mirrored client + server with identical ids/goals/coins. New tracked stats: hakemRounds (be the hakem — incl. "7× Hakem"), roundsWon, plus losses metric. Custom achievement-only sticker packs (Rulership 👑, Firestorm 🔥) with new inline-SVG art (crown-gold, seven-zip, streak-fire), unlocked by hakem_7 / streak_10. Server GameRoom tallies hakem rounds per seat + rounds won per team; client tallies the same for vs-computer/private games (dealId-deduped). Forfeit (surrender): a player can request forfeit; if the teammate is a bot it auto-confirms, otherwise the human teammate gets a confirm/decline prompt (20s timeout). Result: forfeiting with ≥1 round won = normal loss; 0 rounds = Kot. Wired client↔server over the hub (RequestForfeit/ConfirmForfeit/DeclineForfeit + "forfeit" event); offline/vs-computer ends immediately in the store. Flag button + confirm dialogs in the table. Online count: never shows below 50 — live service floors the real count with a drifting believable number (mock base lowered to ~50–170). Matchmaking: real players get a longer priority window (9s) before bots fill; bots now occasionally react after winning a trick (humanize). Coins: starter pack is 95,000 Toman (50k coins); packs rescaled up (server + mock). Verified: dotnet build + tsc + next build clean; sim unlocks 57 achievements/500 matches; live server: starter=95000, a 7-hakem win unlocks hakem_7 + wins_1 with hakemRounds/roundsWon persisted. Images rebuilt on :1500/:1505. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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npm run dev
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# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev
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You can start editing the page by modifying app/page.tsx. The page auto-updates as you edit the file.
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