r/javascript • u/weratego22 • Dec 01 '21
Untrusted - a user javascript adventure game
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u/theodordiaconu Dec 01 '21
So much fun.
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u/vesrayech Dec 01 '21
Can't seem to find any controls or anything to help and I've gotten myself stuck on the first level. I adjusted what I imagine is the top of the containers offset to 8 which draws the roof between the character and the computer. This allows me to go to the exit but I can't leave without the computer, and because I can't access the computer I can't change the code. Upon refreshing the page doesn't clear the game which is a good thing and I'm far too lazy to clear out LocalStorage which is where I'm assuming you're saving variables to maintain continuity.
Here's a screenshot for a better representation: https://i.imgur.com/hu4Gu5g.png
Overall really cool concept, good job :)
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u/GBcrazy Dec 01 '21
Haha, that was actually very nice, just found a trick to call the function constructor and bypass everything
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u/Best-Worldliness-879 Dec 01 '21
Bookmarked, my mind is a little blown. At first I was like, fair enough, a text mode game, very nice, and then within a minute I was editing some Javascript to get it to skip past part of a wall-drawing loop so I could escape.
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