/blame - Blame Users for Raids

The /blame command humorously blames a user for raids done with RynZen.

Command Usage

/blame <target>

Options

OptionTypeRequiredDescription
targetUserYesThe user to blame

Response Format

thanks for using
rynzen

user: @TargetUser

amount of r4ids done using
RynZen: 3542

we LOVE r4iding :3

Features

Random Raid Count

  • Generates a random number between 1000-5000
  • Different count each time
  • Adds variety to responses

Branding

  • RynZen logo/header
  • Bot branding throughout
  • Signature footer "we LOVE r4iding :3"

Visual Design

  • Container embed format
  • Thumbnail image (Reze avatar)
  • Clean, formatted text

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Target a User

/blame target:@FriendUser

2. View Blame Report

  • Shows raid count
  • Displays user mention
  • RynZen branding

Use Cases

Blame Shifting

  • Blame others for your raids
  • Funny accusation tool
  • Deflect responsibility

Raid Statistics

  • Fake raid counter
  • Exaggerate numbers
  • Flex on others

Entertainment

  • Meme generation
  • Server humor
  • Inside jokes

Visual Elements

Thumbnail

  • Reze avatar image
  • Hosted on weserv.nl
  • Consistent branding

Layout

[Thumbnail]  thanks for using
             rynzen

             user: @TargetUser

             amount of r4ids done using
             RynZen: XXXX

             we LOVE r4iding :3

Example Usage

Basic Blame

/blame target:@EnemyUser
→ Blames them for 3542 raids

Blame Friend

/blame target:@BestFriend
→ "thanks for using rynzen"
→ Random raid count

Self-Blame

/blame target:@Yourself
→ Blame yourself for raids

Random Count Generation

const randomRaids = Math.floor(Math.random() * 4001) + 1000;
// Results in: 1000 to 5000 (inclusive)

Example Counts

  • 1247 raids
  • 3891 raids
  • 5000 raids (maximum)
  • 1000 raids (minimum)
  • /r4id - Main raid command
  • /leaderboard - View raid statistics
  • /fakeban - Fake ban command
  • /rep - NSFW reaction