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<h2>Questions and Answers</h2>
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<h3>Can you explain how the pathing works?</h3>
The pathing trys to find the best route possible.
In open areas there's lots of identical paths for it to take;
To choose which path it will go it follows these priorities:
<b> UP, RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT.</b>
This means that the path will go UP as far as it can first- then, right, down, left.
<br />If the path is going to the TOP RIGHT from the BOTTOM LEFT, the path will go UP all the way to the top, then RIGHT.
<br />If the path is going to the BOTTOM LEFT, from the TOP RIGHT, the path will go all the way DOWN and then LEFT.
<br />TOP LEFT, from BOTTOM RIGHT, UP, then LEFT.
<br />So, BOTTOM LEFT, from TOP RIGHT? If you answer "DOWN then LEFT" you are correct!
<br />If you answered "uhhmm.. What's up with the directions in caps." then you get a bonus point!
<br />Remember, teleports are Traps, and does not effect the path choice.
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<h3>Why use Google to sign in?</h3>
'OpenID' allows websites to use 3rd party servers to identify you.
<br />We ask Google for your E-mail address, which you have to approve.
<br />Basically, we send you to Google, and ask who you are, (You're not a robot, right?)
<br />Google responds saying they know you, and gives me a code to identify you with, if you login again.
<br />Many sites have started adopting this method of registration/login due to the safety it provides,
not just for me, but for YOU.
<br />There's no chance I can leak a password, because I never recieve one. - Plus you don't have to make up/remember another password.
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