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Ace-of-Spades wrote:

Make a fully functioning Turn Based RPG in scratch (but not impossible. I've nearly done it).

Thats not that hard, but you can't make save files which is a bummer.

This is the hardest thing I have ever seen
http://www.scratch.mit.edu/ext/youtube/?v=jwC544Z37qo

At the end it beats it when all the blocks are invisible

Last edited by archmage (2010-02-19 17:54:18)

Really, its not that difficult. You just have to know general programming and maybe look at other scratch examples.

Scrolling is just common sense, you don't even need to read a guide to figure it out.

Now playing tetris like that guy... that is ludicrously difficult.

archmage wrote:

Really, its not that difficult. You just have to know general programming and maybe look at other scratch examples.

Scrolling is just common sense, you don't even need to read a guide to figure it out.

Now playing tetris like that guy... that is ludicrously difficult.

I've seen one of those professional underground dance dance revolution games (not actual dancing but sitting there at the keyboard pushing the arrow keys) (also I'm not sure what they're formally called) and the people had it set to like 3 symbols per second and they were getting all of the matches perfectly. It was freaky how they were slamming the keyboards though.

My mom's really good at tetris for some reason. Maybe it's because she's old.

I just made a sprite that's as big as the background, then I enlarged it. And then I made a variable called position, where it got it's x position data, and I made an invisible line on the ground that transports you back to the beginning. With the background the same teleporting back and starting, you can't tell you just got sent back. If there's a better way to do it, please enlighten me. Also since it's a turnbased game, when you encounter and enemy, it goes to a battle screen, and when you re-enter the map, you don't really know where you exactly were so the map restarts (also it has new costumes as you walk further down.

The only problem is going backwards.

Last edited by Ace-of-Spades (2010-02-19 18:21:18)

Hmm?

djm111 wrote:

I'm surprised noone's mentioned TTFAF yet...

I try that with the "impossible to fail" cheat on most times I play.

I guess you could say it warms up your fingers.

There's also that Flandre game where you avoid the incoming objects onthe screen using a space ship, and the safe spots drastically changed every half second.

Math homework is soo hard for me!

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