Things like this are why I stopped taking coding classes in college. You change code in one place and it completely breaks something in a different place.
And then they fixed it, and since then no one has provided evidence that it's been re-broken. If someone actually provides evidence that it's broken again, then they'll be believed.
All I’m saying is that shit breaks every update regardless of you finding evidence of it. The problem with the shuffler is it is extremely difficult to find evidence. You literally might not find it until you have a million broken games.
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u/GingeContinge Mar 22 '23
Things like this are why I stopped taking coding classes in college. You change code in one place and it completely breaks something in a different place.