• Introduction of session numbers: each time Fishsticks is launched, this number in incremented
• Introduction of ENGM "Subroutine" (those didn't exist until later): controls certain functions when development is active
• Introduction of report: because if something breaks, people want to know about it

This major build saw the introduction of ENGM, temporary channels, and the possibility for staff to override various commands when ENGM was enabled.

Introduction of the first permissions hierarchies and a crack at a language filter system. Also included a webhook to Discord for development updates. This update was primarily composed of bug crunches.

This update was comprised of a lot of external systems implementations and a LOT of passive commands. This was in part concerned with security protocols, but also for other future systems including future API inclusions.

This update was very significant for its LCARS Foundation 2 reconstruction. The modular systems implemented on LCARS were primitive and V8 of Fishsticks changed a lot of code that greatly enhanced this functionality. Version 8 also introduced a TON of new commands - primarily because of the new modularity of the system. Nearly all of the basic commands that are used today were developed in V8. Fishsticks also began using Discord IDs quite heavily here, channels were made far more accessible by referencing simple ID calls stored in json scripts.

Active commands weren't the only ones that were implemented. Passive commands also saw a sudden increase.

Simply introduced the Echo delayed announcing system and Twitch link screen. The status command was also revamped a tad.

There's so much in V10 that this paragraph just can't explain; so simply enough - it introduced Fishsticks' music player and its relevant commands. Update also included a fancy new member welcome.

Not entirely sure what went on in here, but some finalizations were made to the status command and some passive commands.

About half of this update was maintenance in order to keep Fishticks up to par with the standards of CC. Roughly 50% was fixing the permissions hierarchy that was reconstructed in CC to clean up a big 'ole giant mess.

The other half of the update was the introduction of the tempname command - permitting users to change the name of their temporary channels.

Introduction of the MATB subroutine and GIF command. Fishsticks status logging is also fixed. A lot of the updates after that are bug crunches to MATB and some core code tweaks.

Primarily featured a search function for the music player but also included tons of passive command updates/changes.

So big.

So many things were done - it might be easier just to check the commit description. Essentially this update introduced a load of new passives; roughly 20 passives. Also included subroutine toggles, member vouching, modularized help (expansion!), poll command, division roles removed and that display updated, and system logging. Fishsticks was given the ability to dump most of his console into a Discord channel so that errors could be displayed without needing to log into his console. Other updates after the initial push include the Word of the Day command, case neutralization for commands, and fixes for a lot of stupid bugs.

Introduced game roles and events. Game roles are a highly complex subroutine where users are granted the ability to create their own roles, have them voted on to become official and then joinable. This update was incredibly broken - and therefore intended plans never came about. Roughly half of the composition of V16 was pushed into the plans for V17 - which is why V17 took so incredibly long to deploy.