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logo See also: Developer Mode Sandbox is a removed experimental-style game mode in which players were able to instantly upgrade without having to gain XP from other entities. It was introduced to Mope.io on February 4, 2017, and removed on February 18 of the same year. Overview Sandbox was accessible on the Home Screen by clicking on the
logo, as seen above. Upon joining, the player spawned as a tier 1 animal, and was able to upgrade and downgrade by using the up and down arrow keys. When upgrading, players did not experience the invincibility effect. Unlike normal Mope, all animals were able to damage each other in Sandbox. Prey-predator damage was only 1/3, however, and
prey did not gain XP from damaging predators.

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logo See also: Developer Mode Sandbox is a removed experimental-style game mode in which players were able to instantly upgrade without having to gain XP from other entities. It was introduced to Mope.io on February 4, 2017, and removed on February 18 of the same year. Overview Sandbox was accessible on the Home Screen by clicking on the
logo, as seen above. Upon joining, the player spawned as a tier 1 animal, and was able to upgrade and downgrade by using the up and down arrow keys. When upgrading, players did not experience the invincibility effect.
Unlike normal Mope, all animals were able to damage each other in Sandbox.

Graphics (Use Medium/Low if the game lags for you) FPS: (...) This feature has gone extinct; it cannot be found in the game anymore. The Sandbox logo See also: Developer Mode Sandbox is a removed experimental-style game mode in which players were able to instantly upgrade without having to gain XP from other entities. It was introduced to
Mope.io on February 4, 2017, and removed on February 18 of the same year. Overview Sandbox was accessible on the Home Screen by clicking on the logo, as seen above. Upon joining, the player spawned as a tier 1 animal, and was able to upgrade and downgrade by using the up and down arrow keys. When upgrading, players did not experience
the invincibility effect. Unlike normal Mope, all animals were able to damage each other in Sandbox.

x Connecting loading.... Graphics (Use Medium/Low if the game lags for you) FPS: (...) This feature has gone extinct; it cannot be found in the game anymore. The Sandbox logo See also: Developer Mode Sandbox is a removed experimental-style game mode in which players were able to instantly upgrade without having to gain XP from other entities.
It was introduced to Mope.io on February 4, 2017, and removed on February 18 of the same year.

Graphics (Use Medium/Low if the game lags for you) FPS: (...) This feature has gone extinct; it cannot be found in the game anymore. The Sandbox logo See also: Developer Mode Sandbox is a removed experimental-style game mode in which players were able to instantly upgrade without having to gain XP from other entities.
It was introduced to Mope.io on February 4, 2017, and removed on February 18 of the same year. Overview Sandbox was accessible on the Home Screen by clicking on the logo, as seen above. Upon joining, the player spawned as a tier 1 animal, and was able to upgrade and downgrade by using the up and down arrow keys. When upgrading, players
did not experience the invincibility effect.
Unlike normal Mope, all animals were able to damage each other in Sandbox. Prey-predator damage was only 1/3, however, and prey did not gain XP from damaging predators. The leaderboard was ordered based on the number of kills each player had, rather than their XP. By killing another animal, the player would gain half of their kills. Controls ↑:
upgrade to the next tier. ↓: downgrade to the previous tier. Gallery Coming Soon History Update History Update Changes February 18, 2017 February 14, 2017 Bug fix: Special Abilities do not have unlimited use anymore. February 10, 2017 Instead of double-click, players can now upgrade and downgrade using ↑ and ↓, respectively. February 4,
2017 Trivia Sandbox was the first game mode to be added. The changelog entry that announced Sandbox's removal stated that it was removed "for now", implying it would be rebooted. However, this never occurred. Page 2 This page is missing history. You can help these Tarsiers by expanding it. The 1v1 arena from August 2020 See also: 1v1
Redemption The 1v1 arena is a mini-game mode within Mope.io that is available to animals that are within tier 15 to 17. As the name implies, in the arena, animals will battle in a closed-off arena by attempting to bite the tail of their opponent. Once the Health Bar of one of the two animals is depleted, or if a player has bitten the tail of their opponent
for a certain amount of times, the winner will receive a large portion of the defeated animal's XP.
Technical[] Upon reaching 1 Million XP, a green button named '1v1' will appear at the top-center of players' screens. When clicked, a crossbar similar to the Falcon's and Ostrich's will appear, and it can be set on another Apex or higher animal by clicking W. The hotkey Q can also be clicked to make said crossbar appear. The concept of 1v1 itself is
not exclusive to the arena; animals of the same tier are capable of informally 1v1-ing each other with no arena restrictions (tail-biting each other to death).
However, attempting to 1v1 in the arena ensures that players cannot run away if they are closer to death, and it prevents interference from other animals. Furthermore, outside of the arena players cannot try to 1v1 predators; the usual effect of predators will be applied if they are not in an arena. When a player wins an arena battle, they will receive
XP bonuses that increase depending on how many 1v1s a player has succeeded in. Previous Arena Features[] If you set the crossbar upon another apex, they'll get a 1v1 request with three buttons; Accept, Decline, and Ignore If declined, the message goes away and nothing happens (the same is true with ignored, but if they request again, you won't
see the message). If accepted, then both of you get sent into a 1v1 arena. Animals that are in the arena cannot leave. Animals outside the arena go underneath the arena. This also applies diving animals. While underneath the Arena, all gameplay mechanics are still in effect. In order for there to be less of an environmental disturbance, arenas will
reposition themselves in order to acquaint other animals in the area.
For example, when Volcanic animals do a 1v1, the arena will move out of that area and into the Land biome. In the River, the arena will move all the way down to one of the oceans. The Arena is big enough to house two enormous Dragons, but after 1 minute, the walls start caving in. You can still move around on the walls, but will be periodically
burnt.
If one of the apexes tries to leave by exiting through the arena walls, they take damage with a message saying "walls are too hot to touch", so it truly is a fight to the death. It is marked by a transparent red color. Inside the arena, water and all foods can spawn according to biome, and animals inside can't drink/eat. Animals inside cannot use their
abilities, and animals outside cannot affect the inside with their ability.
Updated Arena Features[] Since the update, the arena features have been updated: Block Player: when clicked, you will no longer see any 1v1 requests from that player. Block All: you won't see any 1v1 requests at all. Accept and Decline work as per usual. Dark Theme: the background area will be darkened, allowing players to focus on the arena.
The Light Theme leaves the background as it is. Fixed Camera: your FoV doesn't move to wherever you do, and only stays in one spot. Player Camera when selected will mean your FoV will focus on you, and move to wherever your animal is (the current status in normal mode). In beta as of June 24 2020, the arena is no longer a solid object and can be
walked through by outside animals. Additionally, the animals walking underneath the arena cannot be seen by the animals inside the arena. Food spawns accordingly to whichever biome the arena is in. Due to the arena no longer being a solid object, it can be easily accessed. Water/lava/energy can't be lost in the arena unless you run in order to bite
someone or dodge a bite. There isn't another way to gain water in the arena that isn't via tail-bites. When clicking on the 1v1 icon, you can press S to configure your arena, adding settings such as infinite water, health regeneration and others. Appearance[] The 1v1 arena is a circular structure with transparent walls that will slowly close in. A timer-
bar around the edge of the arena indicates the intervals for when the fire-wall is about to enclose. It can be different sizes depending on which animals it's housing. For Black Dragons, it will be quite large, and also larger for T-Rexes. When doing 1v1 with Black Dragons, other apex animals will increase in size so that they're equivalent size to the BD.
Strategy[] The only way to damage your opponent is by tail-biting them. This is simply a normal dragon 1v1, so use the same strategy here. However, they can also receive damage by burning from the wall's touch, but this shouldn't be the main way of winning. The basic moves: Windback, which is basically boosting and turning around at your
opponent's tail, hoping to get a bite. This is the basic attack move that EVERY player should know. This move can be easily countered by turning to dodge it, or by moonwalking. However, the dodge counter can also be countered by a variation of the windback. It's when you fake-windback in one direction and then when your opponent tries to dodge it
you windback in the other direction. Moonwalk, which is slowly moving backward while shaking. It takes tons of practice to master the move, which is performed by boosting and moving your mouse back and forth behind your tail. Alternatively, you can moonwalk by boosting and moving your mouse in an upside-down "U" (perspective to your animal,
assuming that your nose is pointing up) right around the middle-back of your animal. Put this in action offensively by getting above/below your opponent facing the same direction, then moonwalking, to get their tail. Defensively, you can moonwalk when your opponent windbacks. Some players overuse this move with a strategy called "mooning," in
which a player mainly moonwalks and doesn't do much more. This can be countered if by standing still when your opponent starts moonwalking (unless he's on top of you, because then it's a good idea to get your tail away) and don't bother to attempt to attack them with a windback because you're just gonna get bitten. Repeat until your opponent
gives up and tries a different strategy, or until he runs out of water from all that boosting and then he's an easy kill. Wall-hug, which is moonwalking in place (done by making little upside-down U's in the middle of your animal) with your tail to the wall (don't burn it). In the early game, this is a great defense against offensive pros that turn at the
speed of light, as they will crash-and-burn into the wall when they try to bite.
However, in the late game, if you're wall-hugging at the burn line, they will still be able to get behind and bite you, although they get burned. Note that attempting to wall-hug will damage you.. Bot Play, which is moving your cursor to the center of your opponent in the way a bot would, but without using one. It can really save you in the last moments
of a 1v1. Watch YouTube videos to learn more moves, or to see them in action, by searching, "Mope.io 1v1 tips" or something of that sort. If you are an ocean animal or a phoenix, don't worry about location. 1v1s are fair to both animals. When it first came out, however, it was possible to get easy wins by beaching Krakens or trapping animals. Don't
challenge or accept a challenge unless you think you can win. If you have seen a possible opponent fight before, try your best to observe how they play and then make your decision. If the players are trying to say "I'm a noob", "I want to die", "Kill me" or "I'm lagging", they are most likely trying to trick you to arena them, so don't do it unless you really
want to. When in a sticky situation, such as being trapped by a predator or being overrun by lower tier animals, accepting a 1v1 is a good idea in order to temporarily escape all other animals. Remember, becoming good at 1v1s takes time and practice. Do not be discouraged if you continue with a losing streak. It's advised to continue doing 1v1s and
watch yourself slowly improve.
Gallery[] 2 Dragons in a 1v1 arena (old)The Dark theme in the arena.The new request bar for 1v1s.A Falcon flying through an arena. Teaser[] History[] Coming Soon Trivia[] Prior to August 2020, the 1v1 arena was a solid object that would even affect animals not participating in it. This could be particularly troublesome when an arena was placed in
the middle of a river. If 2 Monsters are fighting, the 1v1 will be a best of 2. When 2 Black Dragons are fighting, the 1v1 will be a best of 3.
If there are 2 or more King Dragons on the server, they are automatically sent to the arena, until only one King Dragon survives. If you were to 1v1 another player, the text at the bottom of the arena will say "Last Mope Standing". Glitches[] Until the updates to beta on June 27, 2020, there was a glitch where the Special Abilities of animals on the
outside of the arena wouldn't work if they were physically touching any arena. When 2 Black Dragons are in a 1v1 arena, and they won't kill each other at all, there is a glitch where the time resets after around 655 seconds and then disappears around 150 seconds after that. In 2019, animals in the arena could spit excessive water drops when holding
down S prior to the battle starting. When used in the Desert, this glitch could be used to multiply lots of cacti. When the Summer Items were added, it was found that when used by animals outside of the arena they could physically affect the battling animals inside. It has since been patched.