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Your NPC's pathfinding updates when you call path:ComputeAsync(rootPart.Position, characterPos). The reason it is not updating more frequently is that you are blocking the start of the next loop with the last line : humanoid.MoveToFinished:Wait()

Your code is telling the NPC that it must walk to every single point between every single player, which could take minutes at a time, before ever calculating the path again.

The way to fix this is to make it so that the path can be recalculated quickly and asynchronously. To do this, try something like this :

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Might searching the line which containing windows.PRELOADED_STATE = ...... json string....

Split this line by = or removing the first part of of the equal.

Finally, parsing the final string: json.loads(json string)

Use Series.str.contains with $ for end of string and chain with & for bitwise AND:

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This would be a great reason to learn how to use a debugger. I ran your code under a debugger, and it took me exactly to where the problem is. It was almost like a giant red highlighter saying "HERE IS THE PROBLEM".

Hint: look at your while loop in the function Logic(). What is meant to happen on each iteration of the loop?

Answer: You're missing currentpart = currentpart->next;

Ok so let's run through the Logic function with different values of i.

i represents the number of loops to do in the Logic function up to the length of the snake which is given by nTail, however, it starts from 1, not 0 so it skips the first tail segment which is always set to where the head was last frame.

When the snake is just a head nTail = 0

Before you eat food, nTail is 0 and therefore the only part of the logic that runs is:

As I mention in the comments, and others do, the real problem is your design. "The fact that UserID is clearly a varchar, while the other 2 columns are an int really does not make this any better", and makes this not simple (and certainly not SARGable).

To get the data in the correct order, as well, you need a column to order it on which the data lacks. I have therefore added a pseudo column, MissingIDColumn, to represent this missing column you need to add to your data; which you can do when you fix the design: