So, y'know how this game was made in Scratch? And how projects made with it are in a .sb3 format (because this is Scratch 3.0)? A thought popped up in my head & it was about me releasing that file for public use (a.k.a. to fuck around with, basically, & other stuff that could be important but I don't know what else to say). And to be absolutely honest... This is a decision I genuinely want to make (so no: I will not not release it if people don't want to, it's me account so hnyeourgh). However, I was wondering if I should do so before or after I release my most recent FNaF fangame (the one with a funny thumbnail as of now). So yeah, that's why there's a poll here, to ask y'all: Should that .sb3 file be set free for the public before, or after the release of my "recent-est" fangame?
Next up
yo chat, is it normal for sb's 1st 'Toss the Turtle' round to have reached like over 10k ft.?
(perhaps dolhing down W+D was too good of an idea)
Welp, the .sb3 file for this game is FINALLY out! So, if you've got access to version 3.0 of Scratch, you can now... do stuff with it!
Really huge shoutouts to @TrevorTBOI 
for his help.
(BIG WARNING: LOUD AF, DON'T PLAY THE VIDEO/LOWER YOUR VOLUME TO THE ABSOLUTE HEARABLE MINIMUM IF YOU DECIDE ON PLAYING IT!!!!!) Heheh, my shitposting mind just existed again
For those wondering if there will be a sequel to this... Maybe, just maybe. [screenshot potentially related, but isn't the thing itself]
gaming
shadwo
nukles
(last post for today)
Birthday art :>
Yo look at this shade(ow) under my face, isn't it peak?
Does anyone ever have these moments in a day where you suddenly remember a user you've been good friends with few years back & want to check up on them, only to find out that they've basically abandoned their internet presence?
0 comments