Scratch

I'm amazed this game has less than 10 love-its: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/spongelove/1684910 , but it doesn't work well online. 

Other than that, it fits the other 9 requirements, I think. 

benjamin2 wrote:

puppetadventurer wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/benjamin2/1666820

Ooh, thanks!

your welcome

I wold like to submit "3D effects" by sennajnuet. here

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benjamin2 wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

benjamin2 wrote:

Paddle2See hasn't seen this yet... and version 0.6 is out!

I've seen it now...and it looks like a lot of fun!  But it says in the project notes that parts of it don't work online.  As mentioned in previous posts, projects that are featured have to work well online (see the first post in this topic for all the requirements).  Maybe on version 0.7, you could focus less on making it bigger and more on making it all work online 

They do work. It's just they are really laggy. On 44 for example, there is a bomb of one second, and online the project takes nearly 0.4 seconds to react, therefore making the question much harder to beat.

This actually makes more fun. To be honest, this probarbly means it's better to be featured.

I sincerely apologize for sidetracking this topic.  This is a topic for proposing projects for featuring, and I've accidentally turned it into a project critique thread.  Let's try and get back on track and only use it for nominating projects for featuring...and they can't be your own.   

Please don't use an alternate account you've created to nominate your project either - that's cheating. 

If you want to discuss the merits of a particular project of yours, please do it through project comments.  Thanks, and keep those nominations coming 

I recommend richjones69's project, Cuboidz. It's a 3D-ish project where you roll a box around until you can slide it through a specific tile in the level. There are obstacles, of course - lava tiles that you can melt through, and buttons that you have to push to make tiles visible.

I think Cuboidz deserves featuring for many reasons: The graphics are excellent, the 3D effect fits perfectly, the stamp tool was used very nicely, the displays aren't variables and look great - and of course, the gameplay is awesome. 

Please consider featuring Cuboidz - I see it as very well done, and of high quality. 

Paddle2See wrote:

scimonster wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

Please don't use an alternate account you've created to nominate your project either - that's cheating. 

Am I allowed to ask a family member or friend to propose it?

If the account uses the same network address, it's difficult to tell from an alternate account.  So it could damage your chances.

But am I allowed to ask my Grandma who lives in a different country? (Like I did once, it didn't get featured.  )
If I ask my mother who uses the same network, you might think I'm using an alternate account?

Whoops, didn't see that 'Penguins Can Fly' was already featured. lol.    And yes that's my last post. 

I would propose Clerical's project Exponent Finder, but s/he joined yesterday. Or maybe it was today? 

these should REALLY be featured. scratchdad321 makes this seires of games, Robotecou, where you're a robot trying to find it's creator. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/scratchdad321/1623014 here's the link

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I would like to submit "tail grabbing game", "draw the background", and "find the key" by zevbo

I would like to submit "tail grabbing game", "draw the background", and "find the key" by zevbo

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/clurky/1771782 here is a link to a heart touching project that clurky made

how about this? http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Retop720/1686327