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Remote event exploiter script discussions usually pop up the moment a developer realizes their game's economy has been completely wrecked by a random player who joined five minutes ago. It's one of those "welcome to game dev" moments that feels like a rite of passage. If you've spent any time in the world of online sandbox gaming—specifically on platforms like Roblox—you know that the bridge between the player's computer and the game's server is where all the magic (and all the chaos) happens. That bridge is built out of Remote Events, and when they aren't guarded properly, they become the primary target for anyone looking to mess with the game's logic. ...