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Chaos Mode - Simulated Crowd Control

Ever wanted to spice up your playthrough with a *little* bit of chaos? Or perhaps you've seen streamers play games with twitch-integrated crowd control mods, but you don't have the audience to do one yourself? Well look no further.

Chaos Mode is a fully multiplayer compatible crowd control simulator. While you are playing, random events of many different types will randomly occur. These effects are divided into 3 categories:
- Minor Effects: each have their own variable timer, but are generally mostly benign effects like giving you a random item, making you stinky, creating a single tile of water at your location, tossing your currently held item out of your inventory, stubbing your toe for 1 damage with knockback, or spawning a bunny named Friend. There are currently 18 different minor effects, each with their own variance. Minor effects will target a random player in the world, but will have shorter cooldowns based on the number of players.
- Major Effects: have a shared, HIGHLY variable timer (cooldown ranges anywhere between 3 and 150 seconds). However, the actual effect is random each time it triggers, including wonderful possibilities like inflicting Creative Shock, creating a pit underneath you, triggering nearby traps, firing out clentaminator streams, or teleporting you to a random location. There are a total of 28 different effects, plus an additional 19 rare effects that have a reduced chance of occurring. Like minor effects, major effects will target a random player in the world, but will have shorter cooldowns based on the number of players.
- World Events: have a shared cooldown, but unlike minor and major effects, said cooldown does not scale with the number of players in the world. This is because these events will affect all players in the world in some way. There are currently 14 different effects, which include summoning random bosses based on a multitude of criteria, changing the weather, removing dropped items, or starting a boulder rain.

Note: all commands start on cooldown when entering a world. This could be interpreted as a slight grace period before everything goes off the rails.

引用自 tModLoader ChaosMode：

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