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Expand Up @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ const icon = (name: keyof typeof octicons, size = 16) => octicons[name].toSVG({
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Offline play against the machine and online play against a person run the same rules: the deterministic
gameplay lives in one shared core used by both the client and a headless Godot server, and online matches are
gameplay lives in one shared Rust core used by both the Godot client and the game server, and online matches are
fully server-authoritative. The client never gets to decide what happened.
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