Anal dare script[+18 only]

[slvmxxx92]

Hi Getdare users,
I am not sure if it is the right place to post this, because i am not giving you any dare .But wait! I am currently developping a dare script and you may help !
I have some dev skills i wanted to make fun with.Here the idea :
I have a great collection of toys i play with, and i wanted to integrate randomness in my "training sessions", the way we do on dice based dares.
I got the inspiration from many anal /dices dares posts available on this forum, and i am thankfull for that.
So i put my toys in an script, gave them properties like "base stroke amount "and "keep it x minutes", added randomness and enjoyed myself!

The script is not finished , but here what it does currently :
Choose a difficulty and click on the play button.
The script pick a toy randomly.
You can have two types of toys: "stroke" or "time"
If the toy chosen is stroke,it tells you to give yourself an amount of strokes based on randomness and difficulty level
If the toy chosen is time, you keep your toy during an amount of time based on randomness and difficulty
I have a particuliar toy type, my inflattable buttplug, when it is chosen you must keep ip x seconds and inflate it y times.

When you finished your dare, you can press play to play the next round.

I added some specifications :
You cannot get the same toy on the next round
You can configure your toys to only get picked after a certain round (ex : you must play 3 times to get a chance to get the big toy)
I added 5 difficulty levels from easy to very hard

What i plan next :
->customizable toy database
->Increase difficulty on each round
->A styled user interface

Here the formulas i use :
For time based dares :
var time = ((toy.baseTime/6)* Math.floor(Math.random()*6+1))*difficulty;
If you set you toy a baseTime of 6min, you will get a time between 1 and 6 minutes, crossed by the difficulty. On easy you will get 6minutes (*1)
on hard you will get 12min (*2)

For stroke based dares :
var strokes = (toy.baseStroke + Math.floor(Math.random()*(toy.baseStroke+1)))*diff iculty;
You will get a minimum amount of toy.baseStroke (a value you set) plus
a random number wich can go max to toy.baseStroke (if you are very unlucky you can get the double of baseStroke) crossed by difficulty level.

Please tell me if you are interested by the script and / or have some good ideas.I'll post my script as soon as possible.It's a html/javascript script, you wont have to install anything ^^