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Updates: "@gekmelon should go touch grass" - nobody yet. reworded rule 1a. considering making 1b rule 2 and pushing the numbers down - @gekmelon gridremix Credit the pig Credit the @Axothan_ Press space to show leaderboard Hover on bottom-right to change music 1a. Eligible remixers include new accounts (those who have never remixed this chain before) and existing accounts (those who have remixed this chain and are not eliminated). You can only remix if you are an eligible remixer -- otherwise your remix is not canon. 1b. On your first remix, remove one of the blocks (backspace after ungrouping) and fill them with a color of your choice that isn't already claimed (do not choose white or any color similar to an existing remixer's) 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. You cannot control other people except to correct something about them -- e.g. a rule violation (see rule 6), their tile count, their size number color, their name color (gold (1st), silver (2nd), bronze (3rd), or white/black (below 3rd) (see leaderboard)), etc. 4. If someone loses all their tiles, they are eliminated and cannot rejoin (on that account, at least) 5. If you quit/forfeit the remix chain, blank your tiles in white. This makes them claimable by all users. This counts as being eliminated 6. Rules can be added and removed through proposals, which can be made by any remixer. After some time and some approval from other remixers, a proposal will be implemented. Nobody can break rules, unless it is to correct rule violations (e.g. someone takes 2 turns in one remix, an existing remixer breaks a block) 7. If a user breaks rules, the violation may be corrected, the remix may be ignored, or the user may be banned, among other punishments. 8. You cannot remix your own project. This applies both to one account and two different accounts owned by the same user. 9. Alternate accounts are treated as if they were the main account. 10. Text colors follows as costume 2 in leaderboard 11. If you claim a remix, only you can remix for the next 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes are over, anyone can remix. Future claims (i.e. its 694 and you claim 696) are not allowed 12. You cannot reclaim a tile that was yours but then someone claimed it in the previous remix. This is to prevent back-and-forth. (e.g. someone takes a tile of yours in remix 177, you can't then take it back in remix 178, unless below is true) - exception: when the user invading you only neighbors you with one tile, so that the only way to fight back is to retake the tile the user just took 13. gridremix ends after all blocks are claimed AND there are two players remaining on board. more details once end-game gets closer Proposals: Layout: proposal - your scratch username - late-game, once all blocks are claimed and there are 3-5 players left, accelerate the game by increasing max turns per remix by 1 every 200 remixes or so idk @GC_Collabs - probably more like once every elim or something - @30IMapcloses - no changing colors, this is to prevent too similar colors - 1117gridremixfinal - if two players remain before all tiles are claimed, split empty tiles evenly between the two (if odd tiles, give 1 more to 1st) and end the game there. if tie + odd empty tiles idk @gekmelon - when gridremix ends, I think someone should reset it so it wouldn't be a dead end - @1117gridremixfinal - rule 4 should be revised to make it clearer that the account you remix on is your account, this way if you have 20+ accounts like me you can't cheat the system - @30IMapcloses we should all touch grass - @30IMapcloses
why is it laggy when you change a block if its not allowed to have a different outline color lmk so i could change it to something else (like white)
