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Robot Dreams (https://github.com/nikolawhallon/RobotDreams) will be my first real game project to use this server. I may keep the main branch and tts branch separate, for tutorial purposes, and just make forks or branches (or entirely new repos, starting from here as a base) to meet the needs of game projects - I have to think about this.
In other words, for tutorial purposes, I want to keep the server code light, but for re-usability, I might add several features which extend the flexibility of the server to meet the purposes of many game projects - such a server would be too verbose/complex for tutorials though.