When I try to sign in, it just loads forever without a username/password message.

I'm using Chrome.

Apologies if there is another thread on this already or a workaround, I tried searching for one but I don't think that it is token authentication related.

https://screeps.com/forum/topic/2279 sounds like code wasn't running when it should've been and my issue is about code running when it shouldn't have been (zero cpu).

Could it be related to my tamper monkey scripts? Set a shard's cpu to zero, then view a room on that shard with tamper monkey script injection and that starts up execution?

Repro Steps Expanded to a new shard (shard2) which meant allocating cpu there, claiming rooms, creating creeps and creating memory.

Then after unclaiming those rooms, deleting all memory there and not running any creeps and allocating my cpu back to zero for that shard I get CPU bucket warnings on that shard.

I'm using the isolated VM

After some more testing, 'immortal' creeps were observed not taking damage from turrets and other creeps when my healing code was turned off and even when none of my code was running at all.

Additionally, they aren't 100% immortal in that room. Tigga was able to kill a few here and there intermittently which leads me to believe that (due to a server spike etc) that the game ran out of cpu to process combat.

I have not yet enabled the VM on my account.

More info in case it helps. The attacking creeps in this replay originated from Shard1. They were boosted in shard1.

Turret split fire and ranged mass attacks can be seen during the attack so it can't simply be turret focus fire with a visual glitch making it look like split fire.

I'm not sure what you mean MrFaul/Tigga, an estimation of the average tick rate is already available in the shard selection menu. I'm suggesting stats like energy mined within the last 1k, 10k, and 100k ticks. This way when you get a feel for your normal rates, say 40k energy mined in a room within the last 1k ticks, you can update your code and clearly see the impact, even if there were shard speed fluctuations at the time.

The in game statistics gives you a lot of useful information about your mining rates, but you can only compare previous to current changes under stable shard speeds. Shard speed changes can mislead you unless you make an estimation to account for it. What I believe other players and myself end up doing is searching for another ai within the game to use as a reference (who hopefully also hasn't made changes).

But I wouldn't have to do that if the in game measurements were tick based instead of time based. If this is too much of a jump for newer players to grasp I would settle for it being an advanced check box in options.

This would also help compare room performances across shards.

Thank you

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@shedletsky Even if the active player count remains similar they will have grown in GCL, owned rooms, and cpu.

@tedivm I noticed that the original authors of the bots also show up on the clone map. For example bonzaiferroni shows up as a bonzai bot user. The author of a code base certainly wouldn't count as a script kiddie but perhaps they are benefiting form collaborative efforts amongst their users.

@mashee I'm sorry to hear that you quit because of bots. They can hurt the diversity of the codebases out there. Your struggle has inclined me even more so to target NCP's. Perhaps I'll make a post asking about how to identify NCP's in this thread.

Edit: Apparently this forum doesn't embed replies. Any advice on identifying NCP's outside of obvious controller signing, and hearing about them through the community?