This has probably been said somewhere else, but I can't see it so anyway...
teh ability to create an actual second/third stage etc would open up gaming possibilities a LOT. Yes you can change the background, but the sprites remain, so each 'level' of the game must include the same sprites - even if they have a new costume.
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you can already do that! just go to the backrounds tab then do paint to make one your self or import to use a one saved then you just have to make a script that makes it so it changes at the end of each level
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I think Nii was looking for a way to associate a group of sprites or scripts together as a "level" or "stage" so that they don't exist outside that stage. I think that this would add complexity to the programming environment for beginners, without a large benefit for experienced programmers.
A similar, but simpler suggestion, was to allow a "switch to project" block that would replace the current project with a new one, allowing multi-level games to have a new project for each level, thus circumventing the 10Mb upload limit.
The "switch to new project" block is a bit more limited than Nii's suggestion, as there would be no state information saved from one project to the next.
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