Blox Fruit (❗BIG UPDATE❗) Tha Bronx 2🔪

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Blox Fruit (❗BIG UPDATE❗) Tha Bronx 2🔪
Here's an alternative version of the script that should work:

```lua
--[[
    WARNING: Heads up! This script has not been verified by ScriptBlox. Use at your own risk!
]]

local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local LocalPlayer = Players.LocalPlayer

for _, plr in pairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
    if plr ~= LocalPlayer then
        wait(1)
        local BankProcessRemote = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("BankProcessRemote")
        local BankAction = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("BankAction")

        BankProcessRemote:InvokeServer("Send", "nan", plr.Name)
        BankAction:FireServer("depo", 30000)
        print(LocalPlayer.stored.Bank.Value)
    end
end
```

To use this Lua script in Roblox, you’ll need to follow these steps:

  1. Accessing Roblox Studio: Ensure you have Roblox Studio installed on your computer. You’ll need this to edit and run scripts in Roblox games.
  2. Creating a Script: Open Roblox Studio and navigate to the game where you want to use this script. Then, locate the place where you can insert scripts. This is typically done by selecting the appropriate object in the Explorer panel and then clicking the “+” button in the Script property.
  3. Paste the Script: Once you have a script object created, paste the provided Lua script into it.
  4. Adjusting Script (Optional): Depending on your specific use case, you might need to modify parts of the script. For instance, you may want to adjust the “nan” value or the amount of currency deposited.
  5. Running the Script: After pasting and potentially modifying the script, save your changes in Roblox Studio. Then, when you playtest the game, the script should automatically execute. It will iterate through the players in the game (excluding the local player) and perform the actions specified in the script.
  6. Verify and Monitor: Be cautious when using scripts from unverified sources, as they may not be safe or allowed within the Roblox ecosystem. Ensure the script behaves as expected and complies with Roblox’s terms of service. Additionally, monitor the game to ensure the script doesn’t negatively impact gameplay or violate any rules.

Remember to use scripts responsibly and always respect the guidelines set by Roblox and individual game creators. Misuse of scripts can result in penalties, including bans from the platform.

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