This is essentially force disabling the rich presence on some non prod MCCI environments (but I added bigrat because its funny).
Server IPs are compared as SHA-256 hashes in order to not blatantly leak them, if the comparison fails then everything should just continue as before.
The first hash in the list e927084bb931f83eece6780afd9046f121a798bf3ff3c78a9399b08c1dfb1aec is for bigrat.mccisland.net which is a way to test it on the main MCCI server (and intentionally enable it if you want to be funny) as MCCI accepts any subdomain and just redirects to prod.
This is essentially force disabling the rich presence on some non prod MCCI environments (but I added bigrat because its funny).
Server IPs are compared as SHA-256 hashes in order to not blatantly leak them, if the comparison fails then everything should just continue as before.
The first hash in the list
e927084bb931f83eece6780afd9046f121a798bf3ff3c78a9399b08c1dfb1aec
is forbigrat.mccisland.net
which is a way to test it on the main MCCI server (and intentionally enable it if you want to be funny) as MCCI accepts any subdomain and just redirects to prod.