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The server resolves a whole round in one call, so both blows used to land at the same instant. The page now keeps its own view of the combat and plays the round back: the swing animates, the monster's HP and log line land, then after a beat the monster strikes and the player recoils. Both animations are six-frame sprite sheets driven by steps(6), which is why the phase durations mirror the stylesheet. The status row reflows on the stage's own width via a container query — the side rails can squeeze it narrow while the viewport is still wide, which previously overlapped the round marker with the player's name. The component-style budget moves to 12kB to fit this screen's stylesheet.
Web
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