Bhumitplayz
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Add Raid Replay System
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I would like to suggest adding a Raid Replay System in GenPvP — a feature that allows teams to review how their base was raided after a successful attack.
Basically, after a raid happens, players could access a short top-down or timeline-style replay that shows how the enemy got in, which path they took, and what parts of the base were destroyed first.
It doesn’t need to be anything too fancy or cinematic — even a simple overview that marks generator breaks, TNT explosions, and protection block damage over time would already be extremely helpful.
This system would be similar to a “post-battle analysis,” giving teams a chance to learn from their mistakes and improve their defenses for future resets.
Basically, after a raid happens, players could access a short top-down or timeline-style replay that shows how the enemy got in, which path they took, and what parts of the base were destroyed first.
It doesn’t need to be anything too fancy or cinematic — even a simple overview that marks generator breaks, TNT explosions, and protection block damage over time would already be extremely helpful.
This system would be similar to a “post-battle analysis,” giving teams a chance to learn from their mistakes and improve their defenses for future resets.
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Right now, when your base gets raided, most players are left confused — they log in and just see half the generators gone and blocks destroyed with no clue where the enemy came from or how they got through
It’s frustrating, especially for newer players or small teams who spend hours building and setting up protections just to get raided overnight without understanding what went wrong.
A Raid Replay system would make GenPvP much more strategic and educational.
It gives players insight into how raids actually happen, lets them analyze their defense setup, and motivates them to rebuild smarter next time.
It’s also a really fun and competitive feature — imagine seeing how another team perfectly planned their attack on you, step-by-step.
It adds a professional, almost e-sports feel to the gamemode that’s focused on skill and planning rather than just brute force
It’s frustrating, especially for newer players or small teams who spend hours building and setting up protections just to get raided overnight without understanding what went wrong.
A Raid Replay system would make GenPvP much more strategic and educational.
It gives players insight into how raids actually happen, lets them analyze their defense setup, and motivates them to rebuild smarter next time.
It’s also a really fun and competitive feature — imagine seeing how another team perfectly planned their attack on you, step-by-step.
It adds a professional, almost e-sports feel to the gamemode that’s focused on skill and planning rather than just brute force
Example(s):
- When a raid finishes, the defending team gets a notification:
“Your base was raided! Type /raidreplay to review the attack.” - The replay would show:
- Entry point of the raiders
- What blocks or generators were destroyed
- The timeline of damage (TNT explosions, beacon breaks, etc.)
- How long the raid lasted
- It could be viewed in a simple GUI or a small top-down map with colored indicators (like red for explosions, yellow for destroyed gens).