Scratch

The questions!

About advertising
A) Where do you mostly hear about other people's projects? 2
1 Forums
2 Front Page
3 Other

B) How often do you view an advert thread if any? 2
1 Never/<Once a week
2 Once a week
3 >Once a week

C) If you were looking at three thread's titles advertising the same game which one 1 would you more likely click?
1 Epic 3D Driving Game! Race Now!
2 LOOK AT THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TOOK ME AGES!
3 Wanna be a driver? Wanna drive in 3D? Than play [title].

About project types [/i]Please put this in a separate string below the first one.[i]
D) About games in general on scratch, which needs the most improvement overall?
3
1 Graphics
2 Addictiveness
3 Game Length
4 Sound
5 Originality
6 Other

E) If you had to choose, which of these would you prefer?
1 but i'm a kirby fan 
1 Scratch without anything trademarked (no Kriby, Mario, Minecraft or Sims but more unique projects)
2 Scratch with too many trademarked-based projects (similar to now)

F) Which extra feature is the most important and a standard game should include?
3
1 Changeable background music
2 Changeable level difficulty (no different levels, the same levels made harder or easier)
3 Other

G) What's the most important factor when deciding whether to request a game to be featured? 2
1 Glitch-less
2 Addictiveness
3 Educational Value
4 Other

Molybdenum wrote:

A)
3 - A combination of front page, forums, and just looking at the box below project notes in users with interesting projects (the "More projects by ___")
B)
3 - But only when I'm bored.
C)
4 - I don't really do driving games, but if it has to be one, then 3 (but I would wish they spell "want to" correctly).
D)
5 - I like seeing people think of creative ways to use scratch that we have never seen before. Like Gray and scratch-o-matic.
E)
1.3 - I like things like Minecraft, Naruto... Just not a clone of them (but things like Minecraft are almost impossible to make on scratch (3D) and Naruto would take forever).
F)
3 - Originality, but maybe a bit of 2. Oh wait feature? Still 3, but ability to save a player's stats or level or coins or whatever into a text string.
G)
4 - All of them.

Just wondering, what are you going to use this for?

whilst i would disagree that gray/grey is unique, scratch-o-matic is. I love your answer to A, pretty much all of them selected. By the way there is nothing wrong with wanna, just not added to the dictionary yet.

this is to help me and anyone who views the results to make better games.

GameCentral wrote:

use google quiz, it's way easier!

it just asks you questions about google?

epic bump

A) Where do you mostly hear about other people's projects?
3 Other / I usually check my friends' pages, and other contest entries.

B) How often do you view an advert thread if any?
3 >Once a week / About every 2 days. Interesting projects only.

C) If you were looking at three thread's titles advertising the same game which one would you more likely click?
3 Wanna be a driver? Wanna drive in 3D? Than play [title]. / It's more about the player than the creator, and it gives an adequate amount of information about the game.

D) About games in general on scratch, which needs the most improvement overall?
1 Graphics / Most scratch graphics are made in it's editor, which isn't very good, as it has no effects, and is 16-bit.

E) If you had to choose, which of these would you prefer?
1 Scratch without anything trademarked (no Kriby, Mario, Minecraft or Sims but more unique projects) / Original projects are more appealing to me; I don't play any major trademarked games.

F) Which extra feature is the most important and a standard game should include?
2 Changeable level difficulty (no different levels, the same levels made harder or easier) / Games are sometimes too easy or too hard.

G) What's the most important factor when deciding whether to request a game to be featured?
4 Other / Creativity, originality, and blood-free-ness.

bump! i need more submissions!