Team Survival Testing

Hi all, so I have written a plugin called Team Survival, which I am having difficulties testing. This is because it requires 4 or more people to be all on a server at once, and I do not have a server on which to organize this. So I turn to the bukkit community. I will attach the plugin to this post, and I ask for you to attach it to a server, attempt to use it, and report back any bugs to me. I will be happen to list the names of any of you who help me as "Testers" when I publish the plugin. The plugin basically provides support for a competitive game mode I came up with, in which any even number between 4 and 12 players into teams of 2, clears the players' inventories, and begins a timer. At the end of the timer, it reads the inventories of the players and attaches a point value to it, ranking the teams based off of the contents of their inventory.

The commands and perms are as follows:


permissions:
teamsurvival.can-kick:
description: Allows player to kick other players from a team slot.
default: op
teamsurvival.can-start-game:
description: Allows player to begin the game.
default: op

commands:
tskick:
description: Remove the named player from their team.
usage: /<command> [playername] to kick that player from their team.
default: op
tsview:
description: View the players on the given team.
usage: /<command> [teamcolor] to view which players on on that team. Colors are Blue, Red, Yellow, Purple, Green, and Orange.
tsjoin:
description: Join the given team team
usage: /<command> [color] to join the team of that color. Colors are Blue, Red, Yellow, Purple, Green, and Orange.
tsleaveteam:
description: Leave your team
usage: /<command> to leave your team.
tssettimer:
description: Sets the timer
usage: /<command> [time in minutes]
tsstartgame:
description: Starts the game if the clock has been set and all of the teams have either 2 or 0 people.
usage: /<command> only works if the clock has been set and all of the teams are either empty of full.

the biggest issues I have come across so far have been with the /tsstartgame command, which makes sense considering it is the main portion of the code.
Thanks,
Nix

 

with tsstartgame you should make it smaller
maybe use this instead tsstart