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What about people whose Internet connections [removed]?

Last edited by Dazachi (2010-07-10 14:29:37)

It would be cool, but it doesn't seem to be a very important thing... and Scratch isn't supposed to be a "free online games" website, is it?

Jonathanpb wrote:

Scratch isn't a game website... the only reason projects are shared is so other people can see them.    Putting achievements would just be crazy.    You can make them yourself in the project... sort of like this. 

Ahh, but there is so many other reasons. Use for companies, tutorials, and so many others.

Jimmy-Jermaine wrote:

Didn't you already post a topic like this before, but people didn't really like the idea? What happened to that topic? Did you delete it? o.O A lot of very valid points were made there.

Nope. And you are Blade-Edge. No tricking Gir.

PPFF.

Blade wrote Stain.

Stain was written under the name of Jimmy Jermaine. No denying it.

one word nobecause why

Last edited by hdarken (2010-07-09 23:26:37)

From what I can remember of the last topic, someone said that how you desrcibed it was basically how you would describe a sprite. Also it would be too much work to create a system for this sort of thing, not to mention the massive amount of innapropriate badges some people out there could make. How you mentioned you must be logged in to get the badges: Well you CAN download projects without being logged in, but most people generally don't know this, and the site only lets you download projects if you are logged in. If the same kind of system was used like in the Statistics of a project, like say Number of Remixes and Downloads, this could possibly work, but it probably won't be used unless there are only a couple of default badges and not user made ones. Or perhaps in the not so on chance if the Scratch Team does work on this project, they could ask user's to create badges and approve them before they're used. But that of course would take even more time, and we don't want to delay the progress on Scratch 2.0 even further, do we? If you were thinking that the  Scratch Team would work on this for Scratch 2.0, it is not at all necessary towards the program, so they probably wouldn't until everything else was done first. And I don't think the majority would like waiting a couple of extra days for badges to be finished after waiting for V2.0 for so long. And as others have said before me, Scratch isn't a gaming site, but a programming site. It's just a simple coincidence that most projects are games (in fact, I'm not even entirely sure about that, I don't know if there is a way to check which projects are games and which aren't, but it's likely that games take up a small part of Scratch's 1,000,000+ projects). If you've read this far, congratulations, you have got a wide attention span.

Jimmy-Jermaine wrote:

From what I can remember of the last topic, someone said that how you desrcibed it was basically how you would describe a sprite. Also it would be too much work to create a system for this sort of thing, not to mention the massive amount of innapropriate badges some people out there could make. How you mentioned you must be logged in to get the badges: Well you CAN download projects without being logged in, but most people generally don't know this, and the site only lets you download projects if you are logged in. If the same kind of system was used like in the Statistics of a project, like say Number of Remixes and Downloads, this could possibly work, but it probably won't be used unless there are only a couple of default badges and not user made ones. Or perhaps in the not so on chance if the Scratch Team does work on this project, they could ask user's to create badges and approve them before they're used. But that of course would take even more time, and we don't want to delay the progress on Scratch 2.0 even further, do we? If you were thinking that the  Scratch Team would work on this for Scratch 2.0, it is not at all necessary towards the program, so they probably wouldn't until everything else was done first. And I don't think the majority would like waiting a couple of extra days for badges to be finished after waiting for V2.0 for so long. And as others have said before me, Scratch isn't a gaming site, but a programming site. It's just a simple coincidence that most projects are games (in fact, I'm not even entirely sure about that, I don't know if there is a way to check which projects are games and which aren't, but it's likely that games take up a small part of Scratch's 1,000,000+ projects). If you've read this far, congratulations, you have got a wide attention span.

I read all of this, then submitted my own points.  If you read them congrats 2 u 2