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I love this game! Such a cool idea, and very well executed. My biggest critique so far is that it's extremely hard for me to tell the difference between #311 and #000 for the `.disabled` lines (I'm mildly red-green colorblind). Changing it to #711 fixed it for me, but I can imagine it would be impossible to even see #F11 for certain colorblind individuals. Perhaps some other kind of indication that a line is editable…
Chrome seems to crash every four or five levels and it forces me to reload the page. It's a tad annoying going back through my levels. Perhaps consider a level select, since it's able to remember your solutions?
There is a level select! :-) It's in the Menu (Ctrl-0). We really should bring more attention to it.
I don't see anywhere to edit on level 21, and level select says there's one more...
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There is a level select! :-) It's in the Menu (Ctrl-0). We really should bring more attention to it.
Ah, yes. That's very convenient. I don't see anywhere to edit on level 21, and level select says there's one more...
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Ah, yes. That's very convenient. I don't see anywhere to edit on level 21, and level select says there's one more...
Hmm, do you notice anything different about the menu now that you're on level 21?
EDIT: OK they load now, servers must have been busy.
EDIT2: Credits load on the main site but not on the mirror.
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Aww, I thought that was to easy. That trick works for basically any level. Also, is there a good way to completly prevent tampering with functions, or is this just going to be an arms race?
> Also, is there a good way to completly prevent tampering with functions, or is this just going to be an arms race? Let's hope for an arms race - it will be far more fun and educating at the same time.
not sure if you would want to disallow this or not, but i find it allows for some interesting hacky solutions.
Using CTRL+Q for the phone is dangerous on a mac, as it's easily confused with APPLE+Q which closes the browser window, losing your progress. --- Edit: it saves the game state in localstorage; kudos!