2025-10-30 (Th) BonfireLaserTag Golden Gun working

I had a list of sci-fi non-words to designate fifteen taggers. The idea is that each kit will be unique in name and probably appearance. The name started with different letters, so even though they are nonsensical, they should be easy to recall. I stored all the Strings in active memory because it was easier than putting them in flash and recalling them. If memory becomes scarce, I can reconfigure. While I could press the trigger as often as I wanted, I ran up the counter, and it wrapped around the screen, so I abbreviated "Shots Taken: " to "Shots: ", which left enough room for at least three digits. I fixed the bug that let me fire indiscriminately, and my shoot cooldown timer was set to two seconds, so shots were precious. Lastly, I made a screen for when a player gets eliminated. "You died!" appeared in red, and the player who delivered the killing shot. The player was identified by their serial number.

Each tagger has a serial number and associated name

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