gridremix [2980] the end of THE GREEN

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Update(s): The mountains of Cecil and Jacob have been taken down by the Scratch Team, marking the official end of the green. The territory that used to be under control of the two will be split up. The final treaty on who gets the final remaining pieces is still being decided on. The board size has been decreased to improve editor FPS. In the meanwhile, please enjoy as the pre-Cecilese borders and nations are restored to their former glory. Mostly. Thug took a huge beating due to all the reduction required (Could someone recount him?). If you're unable to remove a block due to lag, please tell @gc123456789 what block you want to claim and the HSV you want to use on there profiles, and he will fill in the block for you. grid remix Credit to @babe_ri400 Press space to show leaderboard 1. On your first remix, remove one of the blocks (backspace) and fill them with a color of your choice that isn't already claimed (do not choose white) The block has to be adjacent to an existing one 2. If this isn't your first remix, you can either claim an empty (white) tile or take someone else's tile. In both cases, the tile has to be adjacent to one of your tiles. Blocks need to be claimed by a user before you can take their tiles. Remember to change the tile count 3. If someone loses all their tiles, they are eliminated and cannot rejoin (on that account, at least) 4. If you quit the remix chain, blank your tiles in white. This makes them claimable by all users. This counts as being eleminated 5. Only the owner (@gc123456789) is allowed to add or remove rules. They are also allowed to break rules, through they will only do that if necessary (eg. someone else broke the rules.) 6. If users break rules, the owner (@gc123456789) may give an appropriate punishment (eg. eliminating the user) 7. You cannot remix your own project. This applies both to one account and two different accounts 8. Each user may only have one account at a time 9. Text colors follows as costume 2 in leaderboard