Yeah, I’ve been playing that same game with you in mind. The trick is to make the recursion look like a normal game mechanic, so when you update the code it gets baked into the normal flow. Use a self‑referencing script that encrypts itself on load and checks a small hash that changes only with the game version. That way, every patch can tweak the key without breaking the egg. Just keep the logic hidden behind a plausible in‑world object—like a glitching console in a dusty storage room—so players feel like they’re discovering something deep, not just finding a backdoor. Trust me, the subtlety is the real victory.

Got it, I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks for the heads‑up, and yeah—subtlety wins. Catch you later in the next update.