Alright, let’s talk about Rob McNamara, the guy behind the Roblox stuff, you know what I mean? I tried digging into some stuff about him today, so I can share what I did.
First, I went straight to the source – I tried to login to my Roblox account. I hadn’t logged in a while, but remembered my password, and boom, I was in. If you don’t have an account, you can just make one. It’s easy, you just sign up and create a new account.
Then, I wanted to see what this guy was up to recently. I searched for “Fun with 2.2: Where am I going?” and found some stuff from the official RobTop Games YouTube channel. Looks like he’s been busy with some new updates and stuff. It is actively writing to the database.
After that, I stumbled upon something called “Rotten Rob”. Apparently, at the end of every round, this Rotten Rob does something that will cast a version of Efreet that only affects one damage over time. And if you beat Rotten Rob while this cheat is active, something happens, but I didn’t get that far.
I also found some encoding issue that someone was talking about. It seems like when you type a question mark in Firefox search bar it turns into “%253F”. And they were talking about how a string is put into the URL class, but it doesn’t escape anything. I don’t really know much about that stuff, but it sounded complicated.
Next, I found out that you can play Roblox on your PC, MAC, or even your phone. It is a game that you need to jump, fly, and flip through dangerous obstacles and push your skills to the limit. I tried it on my phone for a bit. You can jump, fly, and flip through all these crazy obstacles. It’s pretty fun, but I’m not very good at it yet.
Lastly, I ran into some issue with Destiny 2 build. I use the filter on all aspects of the build and find one that fits your playstyle. Someone was talking about an active issue with the Twitter app, and how it’s configured and operational, but it’s still not working right. And there is a Destiny 2 build discovery/analysis tool which is a good one. I didn’t really get into that, but it seems like there’s a lot to explore there.
So, yeah, that’s what I did today related to Rob McNamara and Roblox. It was a bit all over the place, but I found some interesting things. Hope you found this somewhat helpful!
