To change your online status, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the **Settings** app on your device.
2. Tap on **Account**.
3. Tap on **Privacy**.
4. Tap on **[Active Status](https://stocktwits.com/monkeyboy231)**.
5. Select the status you want to use.

You can also change your online status from the [Chat ](https://gitlab.com/spin-the-wheel2/spin-the-wheel/-/issues/1)app. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Open the **Chat** app on your device.
2. Tap on the **three dots** in the top right corner of the screen.
3. Tap on **Active Status**.
4. Select the status you want to use.

The following are the different online statuses you can choose from:

- **Available:** This means that you are online and available to chat.
- **Busy:** This means that you are online but not available to chat.
- **Invisible:** This means that you are online but your status will not be visible to others.
- **Do Not Disturb:** This means that you are online but you will not receive notifications.
- **Away:** This means that you are not online but you will be back soon.

For this reason, we have a few guidelines in place for slowruns:

- Slowruns must be clearly labeled as such. This helps [viewers](https://www.vingle.net/posts/6538017) to know what they are getting into and to make an informed decision about whether or not to watch.
- Slowruns must be respectful of other viewers. This means avoiding excessive self-promotion and not spamming chat with irrelevant comments.
- Slowruns must be submitted to the appropriate channels. For example, [slowruns](https://vocal.media/authors/felecia-sum) of Mario games should be submitted to the Mario speedrunning channel, not the general speedrunning channel.

We believe that these guidelines strike a fair balance between allowing slowruns to be shared and ensuring that they do not disrupt the experience of other viewers.


Sure, here is an update on Solarian II, a space shooter from 1990:

Solarian II is a vertically scrolling shooter developed by Rainbow Arts and published by [Electronic Arts in 1990](https://starity.hu/profil/382796-felecia234/). It is the sequel to Solarian, released in 1988. 

The game is set in the year 2290, where the Solarian Empire is at war with the evil Drak'kon Empire. You take control of a Solarian fighter pilot and must battle your way through Drak'kon forces in order to save the galaxy.

The game features a variety of enemies, including ships, robots, and even space stations. You can also collect power-ups to improve your ship's firepower and shields.

Solarian II was praised for its [graphics](https://forum.codeigniter.com/member.php?action=profile&uid=80414), gameplay, and music. It was also a commercial success, selling over 100,000 copies.

Here are some of the features of Solarian II:

- **Vertically scrolling shooter:** The game is played from a top-down perspective, and you must navigate your ship through a series of levels, defeating enemies and collecting power-ups.
- **Variety of enemies:** The game features a variety of enemies, including ships, robots, and even space stations. Each enemy has its own unique attack pattern, so you'll need to learn how to deal with them in order to survive.
- **Power-ups:** You can collect power-ups to improve your ship's firepower and shields. These power-ups can be found in the levels, or they can be dropped by defeated enemies.
- **Challenging gameplay:** Solarian II is a challenging game, but it's also very rewarding. The levels are well-designed, and the enemies are tough, but they're not impossible to defeat.
- **Great graphics and music:** Solarian II features some of the best graphics and music of any space shooter from its era. The graphics are detailed and colorful, and the music is atmospheric and engaging.

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