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 ## Map
 
 ![Map](presentation/levels.png)
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 The levels 1-11 consist of both multiple-choice questions and code writing challenges, to make learning exciting and really challenge your unstanding of the topics at hand.
 
 There are also three *special* levels A, B and C, outside of the main storyline, which tackle code golfing. If your brain doesn't get overloaded from the compact information in oneliners and hacky ways of writing code, these levels perfect for you!
 
 ### Navigation
 ![Map navigation](/presentation/map-navigation.png)
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 To move between levels in Python Adventures, we have created a vibrant map that can be easily navigated using Discord's interaction buttons. The map is dynamically generated for the user, taking into account factors such as the following:
 - **Unlocked levels**, including special levels
 - **Completed levels**
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 ## Levels
 ### Limited lives
 ![Lives](bot/assets/guide-hearts.png)
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 With three lives comes a maximum of three mistakes before you have to restart the level. This keeps the game exciting and turns the difficulty of even the multiple choice questions up a notch.
 
 ### Code evaluation
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 ### Success/defeat/win screens
 ![Status screens](presentation/level-statuses.png)
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 With vibrant success/fail messages depending on how a level went for the player, we hope to keep the player engaged and excited to move toward the next goal. The images above are some of these and are displayed in the following situations:
 - **Level failed**: the user fails a level
 - **Level success**: the user completes a level
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    - Update the IDs of every emoji in `bot/config.py`
 
 5. **Run the Bot**: `python bot/main.py`
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+# Contributions
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+This is a rough overview of what each team member has contributed:
+- @gustavwilliam: graphics, map functionality and question+level classes
+- @Noble-47: database functionality
+- @jspmic: level questions, documentation and a (sadly not merged in time) help command
+- @HeavenMercy: game intro video in this readme, linting and dotenv usage
+- @Deja-Vu1: basic bot setup and discord developer portal instructions
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+Furthermore, each team member has contributed with valuable ideas and feedback throughout the development process.