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Everyone's face across the top of the screen, TF2-style: your team in teal, the enemy in red, yours blinking, bots marked BOT.
Transformer figures fill with colour as you charge, and you slot your boba into a hole behind them. Slurpees shoot it in from their straw.
Click a boba to hold it, and click again to throw. Holding the button down still works.
Team Gold's schoolgirls and Slurpees are gold, straw included. The house's walls are violet on one half and gold on the other.
The countdown shows quick how-to-play tips.
If someone leaves mid-round while alive, a bot takes their place.
Luna creator: click a part to pick it up, then click your Luna to place it. The mouse wheel resizes it.
Luna creator: right-drag rotates the camera.

Teams are always even: bots fill each side to the same size.
If you join mid-round, you spectate (and can build your Luna) until the next round.
25 bobas to win (was 20), and a shorter results screen.
You're no longer moved when the round starts. You just start walking.
Bobas thrown into the side of the cup now count.
Walking no longer cancels a transformer charge.
Pad labels only show when you look at the pad.
There's a new bust-style portrait in the bottom left, and the sprint bar shows which button to press.
Loading a saved Luna snaps the camera to show her whole body.
Bot-only finales end faster.
Slightly finer pixels and a slightly brighter house.

The big frame-rate drop when everyone turns into a Luna.
Turning Spooky kept your bobas hidden, so you could turn straight back into a Slurpee. Turning Spooky now empties them.
A Luna's flashlight lit up her own body. It now shines from the front of her head.
The screen flicker also flickered your hands, portrait, and sprint and health bars. Now it only affects the world.
The Luna creator's camera looked different depending on how you opened it.
Bots stopped banking bobas during the finale, so their team couldn't come back.
The screen grain and warp were frozen in the published game.
Transformer figures were squished.
The Saved Designs button could float off the creator's palette.
Luna mouths could stick out too far, some eyes had no back, and the ends of her body came to a small point.
Some furniture flickered.

The house can look very dark on some streams and monitors.
On screens or windows under 900 pixels tall, like 720p laptops, the chunky-pixel look doesn't show.
Bots sometimes seem to move in step with a player.
The Spooky's front stab uses a placeholder animation.