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Architecture & Components

1. Ability Definition (data-driven)

   • Fields:
     • id / name
     • type (instant, channel, toggle, projectile, area)
     • effect (force, velocity, impulse, constraint, friction change)
     • magnitude / direction / variance
     • duration, delay
     • area of effect (radius, cone angle, range)
     • target filters (enemies, allies, self, physics objects)
     • cooldown, charges
     • stacking rules (replace, stack, refresh)
     • tags (knockback, pull, lift, stun, slowdown)
   • Stored in JSON/YAML/ScriptableObject for easy tuning.

2. Ability Component (runtime)

   • Attach to characters/actors.
   • Manages ability state: ready, active, cooling down, interrupted.
   • Handles activation requests, validates target(s), applies cost, triggers animations/sfx.

3. Effect Executors

   • Executors implement concrete motion changes:
     • ApplyForce(target, vector, mode) — additive force.
     • ApplyImpulse(target, vector) — instant velocity change.
     • SetVelocity(target, vector, mode, easing) — overwrite or blend.
     • ApplyConstraint(target, parameters) — lock axis, freeze, tether.
     • ModifyFriction(target, amount, duration).
   • Executors handle physics engine differences (e.g., Rigidbody.AddForce vs. direct velocity set).

4. Targeting & Area Utilities

   • Sphere/Cone/Box queries.
   • Raycasts for single-target/directives.
   • Layer and tag filters.
   • Predictive targeting options (lead moving targets for projectiles/dashes).

5. Temporal & State Systems

   • Timers for duration and cooldown (server-authoritative where multiplayer).
   • Interruption & cancellation hooks (on hit, on stun, on landing).
   • Persistence rules for stacked effects.

6. Network Considerations

   • Authoritative server applies final physics impulses; clients predict and reconcile.
   • Send compact RPCs: ability ID, caster ID, timestamp, target IDs, optional vector parameters.
   • Deterministic parameter generation (seeded RNG for variance) to reduce bandwidth.
   • Reconciliation: client-side predicted motion, server-corrected authoritative state with smoothing.

7. Safety & Edge Cases

   • Clamp magnitudes to prevent explosion in physics sims.
   • Handle mass differences: convert forces to accelerations or scale by 1/mass for consistent feel.
   • Respect kinematic objects and non-physics entities (fallback to transform lerp).
   • Prevent stacking that creates infinite velocities (cooldowns, max speed caps).

Account Deletion (Enforcement Bans)

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