Huh, that's odd. I'm running Windows 8.0, and I haven't noticed it before. The red tint isn't there when I run it while it's downloaded though, I didn't even realize it until Kartoffelbrot pointed it out.

Thanks SPower! And danpost, I was just pointing out that he had total control; I understand how it works.

Interesting game, although it's sorta impossible to 'win' since whenever you move or add more people, the enemy does too, and the enemy kills you whenever you touch it. Also, nice user icon. Although it looks vaguely familiar....

I don't quite understand what you mean when you say it's hashed, unless Greenfoot does that automatically when you store data, because it seems like it's just storing the password as a regular string. Regardless, it's not like anyone is storing important data on this scenario (unless they were stupid enough to use their greenfoot account password for this password) and I was just pointing out that it seems you have total control. I didn't mean to offend you in any way. Also, are people allowed to use your 'Saver' and 'Scoreboard' classes if they cite credit? Greenfoot seems pretty open with people sharing code for reuse in different context, although you can get a project removed for plagiarism.

Notice this little snippet of code: if (this.name.equals("SPower")) { Button butt = new Button(ADMIN_BUTTON); butt.setResponder(this); addObject(butt, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2 +100); } that gives you the 'Admin Button' if your username is SPower. And this: public void banUser() { if (this.info != null) { this.info.setString(BANNING_INDEX, "" + System.currentTimeMillis()); this.info.store(); } }