Topics created by wtfrank

@wtfrank This is now fixed in the latest screepsmod-mongo build, I just deployed it to both S+ servers and confirmed it working

@wtfrank we already planned some rework of room status api. Thank you for your report, we'll pay attention to this case during the rework.

@wtfrank thanks for the report, we'll take a look

I think Screeps used up all the space your browser has for it. You could try deleting some branches, if you’re able to get into the branch list. If that doesn’t work, you could also go into your browser’s settings and delete the data for screeps.com: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/clear-cache-cookies-specific-website

Pretty sure they can at least contact humble store and ask them to correct the description Stores won't "just put things up for sale", they need developer's contact and permission to do so, at the very least.

The same happens to any of my rooms in Steam client whenever rampart configuration is changed by adding/removing ramparts or making them public/non-public. Just seems to lock the client up for a non-insignificant amount of time.

N-thed, really. Minerals page is probably my top most opened screeps doc page already...

The other major problem with this is that it means you can't assign 1 CPU to a shard, as the bucket can never regenerate even if you do almost nothing in your tick.

Dunno if it's the first but I'll take your money. https://screeps.com/a/#!/history/shard2/W26S33?t=14863686

happy to outsource

@davaned Sounds reasonable, we'll see what we can do.

I in general agree to @wtfrank's idea. There needs to be a way to limit the proliferation of open source codebases among newbie zones. Hell, check the respawn zones on shard3, most of them are full of Overmind bots. @Smokeman that's what the newbie zones are for. Setting up entire shard like that would be inefficient, and result in most newbies not learning anything and/or just leaving their code vegetate on the shard. Timed safe area for initial development is a much better incentive to "get sh!t going". And I'm yet to see a person who'd go out of their way to wipe all the rookies from a rookie area once it despawns. Most of this community are incredibly welcoming to new players, at least to the ones who are actually developing their own code. And finally, getting roflstomped early in the game can also act as a great motivator. Need to exact revenge on someone can really get you going. Speaking of motivation, all those overmind bots in my vicinity on shard3 have been a good motivator for me to get going with stuff too. I've been using them as punching bags to test/develop battle code. But I am not OK with them spawning in a rookie zone and driving the real rookies away from the game.

@tigga that's how Skynet gets born!

As far as I can see, they're fixed.