If this isn’t related to this topic please let me know
As you know remote events are just a way to communicating through client and server vice versa but how much remote events can be fired or a script take/handle before the script itself actually breaks?
Yes, wrong topic, I’d suggest you put this in discussions if you’re not asking for help on your projects. Anyways, I have never experienced or yet heard of a script breaking due to a large quantity of requests being sent to a server. I suppose you could experiment and make a while wait() loop for every time a RemoteEvent is fired that something prints until you see an error in the output saying that the script timed out / broke. I think it has no limit and the breaking depends on the code in the server that listens for any firings. I’d also like to hear other people’s thoughts…
This is the correct category @Ubicast btw
Anyways, I’m pretty sure there is not an actual hard limit on how many different remote events a script can have before it breaks, due note that there are remote event limits regarding how many requests, but regarding the amount of remote events a single script can fire is probably unlimited
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