GUYS ITS POSSIBLE

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[WUT] Adam but still it's really cool seeing someone else implement multiplayer! the way i implemented it was made specifically for multi-user experiences, with upwards of around 20 users at once, and there was a lot of lag when multiple people were on (because it had to slow down update pings to avoid a rate limit).

whoa. ok let's see this one

Yes, multiplayer is possible, its what chats rely on

https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/3Q-pHtsSX8Ucy6Me1s1d7BiowgHqLZc6bZCodU27lWQ/view well this is for a bit of a different purpose but I may make it a bit better, it'll possibly be a published library I'm thinking of calling it "Neat" but depends on how motivated I am to improve some of the spotty documentation along with finishing optimizing the emulator to async boot rather than delay it longer than it needs

So code.org is not responding to me so I mass-reported because I was done playing their games and they removed my ability to report

The perks of having an AI learn how to fix problems it is currently changing the IP so it will bypass the temporary IP block

Fluffypoopo YOU WHAT?!

Fluffypoopo you telling me you reported a ton of random games? To get back at the operators of code.org? The hell?

ASmartCoder So basically I spent a large chunk of my life working on a project and code.org deleted it and I messaged them about it multiple times and nothing still so I am done playing their games

-wyi no I used the report function to try to get Locus back and nothing so My AI is sending a report to the something else thing trying to get someone to respond to me so I can get Locus back

-wyi i mean that's what i did... it's kind of a trend now

He’s gone full WUTadam

[WUT] Adam
I think this may be why reports are ignored sometimes...