Allow Multiple Predictions Simultaneously
At present, only one prediction can be run at any point in time. Allowing for multiple predictions would allow more variety in predictions being set.
This idea came to be during a Project Zomboid stream, where, if permitted, we would have set the following predictions:
1) Who will die first? (This is the main prediction we set in an MP server.)
2) Who will find the most ingredients? (We would like to set this, so we can have a secondary goal in the stream.)
3) Will (Channel) find a sledgehammer by end of stream?
So on and so forth.
That means we can then also permit channel point redemptions to set additional predictions.
I understand the UI for this might be tricky, but maybe if there's pagination with the dots, to slide through the predictions themselves?
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