I'm not sure the code meets all standards defined here, but I'm opening this simply because it made one game work - that was a rare case where the startApp method is not defined on the direct superclass, but on a superclass of the superclass :)
Previously this case was not handled, but now it seems to work.
I'm not sure the code meets all standards defined here, but I'm opening this simply because it made one game work - that was a rare case where the startApp method is not defined on the direct superclass, but on a superclass of the superclass :) Previously this case was not handled, but now it seems to work.