So here is what I'm trying to accomplish. I'm making a cms for a gaming clan.
Each game that the team plays is called a division. Each division has their
own admin(s) and there is a global admin which can see/do everything. So
basically, I wish to store the users in a database and define their access
in that same table if at all possible.

Example scenario: Global admin ads a new games (game a & game b) and creates
one user for each game (usera & userb). So when usera logs into the admin
panel, they will be able to manage their team. Same goes for userb. But when
the global admin logs in, they can do anything.

I've read everything I could find on ACL but nothing seems to suit me needs.

Could you please help?

And if something isn't clear, please let me know.

Thanks!
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