[SH Post] Remote Event Debounces

##Your Question
> Can someone please clarify why this error message occurs, what kind of affects it has on game scripts and which scripting practices are best to prevent this?

##My Answer
If you fire an event to much it will throttle. Meaning it will stop queuing incoming remote event requests from clients. This can be terrible at times. If you are firing a remote 1000 times a second and then suddenly a player can't play anymore because the server started throwing out their remote event request could be bad. Some easy ways to prevent this is to prevent the client from sending to many requests per minute and limiting themself. *(Do these debounce checks or whatever on the client)*

###Example Code
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--// client example:

local replicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local event = replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Event")

local canFire = true

local function fireDebouncedEvent(event, ...)
	if canFire then
		canFire = false

		event:FireServer(...)

		wait(.125)
		canFire = true

		return print("Successful event fire")
	end

	return warn("Attempted to post to many requests")
end

fireDebouncedEvent(event, "hello server")
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Every `.125` seconds you can fire the event again with the passed args.
You can also try doing checks on the server to see if a client is spamming your event such as logging how many requests they make a minute and if it to high then kick them.

###Example Code 2
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local replicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local players = game:GetService("Players")

local event = replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Event")

--// settings
local fires = {}
local clearFires = true
local maxRequestsPerMinute = 1000

local function handleOnServerEvent(player, ...) --// handle event
	if fires[player] <= maxRequestsPerMinute then
		fires[player] = fires[player] + 1

		return print(player, "sent information: ", ...)
	end

	return player:Kick("Spamming events")
end

local function addToFiresTable(player) --// add new players to fires
	fires[player] = 0
end

players.PlayerAdded:Connect(addToFiresTable)
event.OnServerEvent:Connect(handleOnServerEvent)

while clearFires do --// clear every 60 seconds
	for i, player in next, fires do
		fires[player] = 0
	end

	wait(60)
end
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###Extra
I kinda was to lazy to test any of the code I wrote on this answer. If it doesn't work it at least should be a good foundation on how to do something like this.