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Ha, this thread is pretty wild! The dynamics here remind me of how games like Infinite Craft work-sometimes the best interactions happen when people figure things out on their own instead of everything being handed to them upfront. Anyway, curious what actually caused the silent treatment here. Communication breakdown or something else entirely?

