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;Num Game
on 10:text:*:#:{
  if (!nstart iswm $1) &amp;&amp; (!%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ]) {
    if ($1 != !guess) {    
      set %num $rand(1,99)
      set %ngame 1
      msg # Guessing game is on.    
    }
  } 
  elseif (%ngame == 1) &amp;&amp; ($1 == !nguess) &amp;&amp; ($2 == $null) {
    notice $nick SYNTAX: !guess &lt;number&gt;
  }
  elseif (!guess* iswm $1) &amp;&amp; (%ngame == 0) {
    notice $nick Game is currently down.
    inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900 
  }
  elseif (!guess* iswm $1) &amp;&amp; ($2 &lt; %num) {
    notice $nick $2 is too low.
    inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900
  }
  elseif (!guess* iswm $1) &amp;&amp; ($2 &gt; %num) { 
    notice $nick $2 is too high.
    inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900 
  }
  elseif (!guess* iswm $1) &amp;&amp; ($2 == %num) {
    msg # $2 is Correct! $nick is the winner.
    set %num $rand(1,99)
    hinc -m nwinners %numg. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] %win
  }
 else { 
    notice $nick You must wait $duration(%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] )
  }
}

problem is - the bot is not ignoring :\

hope you can help.

if (!nstart iswm $1) && (!%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ]) {

There's no space between those 2, so the ] is taken as text and not as the evaluation-changing symbol.

Now he's telling me how much time left every time I write something that's not starting with !guess,and he's not telling how much time left after I type !guess more then one time. :X

Well, it will always respond because you said that if nothing else is true, to reply with the time. Assuming that part is so that someone has to wait X amount of time between guesses, here's a fix...

(I've also made your code a bit faster for you by splitting out the !guess* iswm section and cleaned it up a bit so that your guesses must include a number after !guess)

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;Num Game
on 10:text:*:#:{
  if (!nstart == $1) &amp;&amp; (!%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ]) {
    set %num $rand(1,99)
    set %ngame 1
    msg # Guessing game is on.    
  } 
  elseif ($1 == !guess &amp;&amp; $2 isnum) {
    if (%ngame == 0) {
      notice $nick Game is currently down.
      inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900 
    }
    elseif (%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] != $null) {
      notice $nick You must wait $duration(%numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] )
    }
    elseif ($2 &lt; %num) {
      notice $nick $2 is too low.
      inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900
    }
    elseif ($2 &gt; %num) { 
      notice $nick $2 is too high.
      inc -z %numg. [ $+ [ $address($nick,2) ] ] 900 
    }
    elseif ($2 == %num) {
      msg # $2 is Correct! $nick is the winner.
      set %num $rand(1,99)
      hinc -m nwinners %numg. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] %win
    }
  }
  elseif ($1 == !guess &amp;&amp; $2 !isnum) {
    notice $nick SYNTAX: !guess &lt;number&gt;
  }
}

Tthanks,but
it's sending twice :X

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12(16:52:23) (12~bnz420) !guess 44
12(16:52:24) -prophet- 44 is too high.
12(16:52:24) -prophet- 44 is too high.

Are you sure you don't have your original script in there as well? This shouldn't be able to send it twice. Do a search through all your scripts for "is too high" and see if it's there more than one place.

yeah,you were right.
Thank you very very much!

Isn't it much easyer to just download a higher/lower game ?