The twitch bot worked pretty well. The only issue was that I could only get one or two people on at a time. So stage two is implementing a system that will check if any one is there, and make random moves if chat is empty. That part is almost done, so while I’m finishing it up, I have a random number generator giving random inputs. So far, it has named itself (, and has played the snes 6 times.
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