creep.owner != creep.room.controller.owner
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 But: 
 creep.owner.username == creep.room.controller.owner.usernameIf owner isnt some global object that identifies me its understandable 
 But isn't this wrong? I mean it should be. Why do we need many instances of this?
 
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 I do not see any room.owner object defined anywhere. 
 Are you sure that this is what you meant?
 
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 Whoops, sorry. creep.owner != creep.room.controller.owner and 
 creep.owner.username == creep.room.controller.owner.usernameLooks right now.. Yes. Thansk for comment, that was done in hurrty a bit. 
 
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 This is intended. Comparing objects is considered a bad practice in JavaScript. 
 
