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1.Join the game midway
2.game watcher
3.In-game network interruption pause screen

This could make it viable in 3 person rotation scenarios when one person is laggy.

This might only happen when a bunch of users log out simultaneously. Needs to be investigated.

• Come up with a new name, update all references in the repository
• Update README.md
• Update README file to go in package

Obviously this would break compatibility but might be worth it.

1. Network disconnection reconnects
2. Join the game halfway through
3. Join room password

I think kaillera support for GBA games will increase the number of kaillera users. Currently GBA games do not have a good remote online

Kotlin doesn't have checked exceptions, and we unfortunately throw a lot of exceptions in intended cases

It would be awesome if we could provide auto-update functionality for server maintainers.

This is not really feasible until we have a way to report health and performance metrics to a central server.

• Enforce use of JDK 17 in Maven
• Enforce use of Java 17 (minimum) for runtime environments

Sending a ConnectMessage_HELLOD00D message allocates a new port. We should double check that after a few seconds if nobody connects, the port is freed up again. Or generally that any unused ports are routinely cleaned up.

Setting the flag to 0 limits the number of ports to be allocated, only allowing something like 5 total clients.

Liperock said that it may not be correctly reporting the number of users in the server to the master servers list.

It would be great to add VS Code as an alternative to IDEA for development, but finding a combination of settings and plugins that allow for a similar (even acceptable) development experience has proven difficult.

Requirements:

1. If I run ./gradlew compileKotlin to pull in all dependencies and compile the code and then open up the IDE, it should be able to index the entire repository (possibly requiring some human intervention to install plugins).
2. High quality autocomplete that isn't a fuzzy text search.
3. Recognizes compile-time errors when I write code that doesn't compile (without the developer having to run CLI commands).

Bonus points if it can infer types and bind to a debugger.

@CEnnis91 was working on a more ambitious attempt at this in #95 but it still needs work.