Idea New Minigame- Bow Battle

Like all of my Party ideas, I'm not sure if this would be possible to code, but here goes.

We can use the wool mix-up map for this, if needbe. For that map, every player is put on their own 4x4 or maybe 5x5 square. They are armed with a bow and five arrows. The object of the game is to be last man standing. You must try and shoot the ground on another player's square. If your arrow hits the player, it does nothing. If it hits the ground, you are teleported to their square and the square you were just on, falls in to the void. If you miss and don't hit a square, you are out, your square falls. If an arrow hits the ground on the square you are on, you are out. Every time you get someone you get two extra arrows. The game has a time limit of two minutes.

Alternatively, this could be played on a maps with bigger squares, but there are two or three people on each square. Also alternatively, there could be a gap between each square to avoid spamming on the square next to you. And for my last alternatively, the squares could be made smaller, maybe even a 3x3 to make it harder to get people out.


Items that can be purchased (possibly donor)-

Extra arrows. You start with 10 arrows. Lasts for one game, unless donor.
Extra life and bigger square. This gives you an extra life so your square must be hit twice, but your square is one block bigger on each side.
Power Bow. This gives you a bow that does not have to be drawn back. It will be very expensive, definitely not donor and can only be used for one game.

Edit- If it's possible, it would be good if F3+B could be turned off during this gamemode as it might be too big of an advantage. But then again, maybe not seeing as in other Party games, certain commands do give you an advantage for example F5 mode in Horse Race. If this does get implemented, I would leave it up to the administrators to decide. For those who don't know, F3+B shows the hit boxes for players and mobs. The Fn key is also required on some Apple computers.

 

Thank you for the feedback. I always try to make my ideas as thorough as possible, otherwise what's the point?