hi hello hola
11 Likes
That weapon looks⦠uhm⦠a little deadly for a bully 
Maybe we just throw the money and run!
4 Likes
That would be so cool!
4 Likes
Hey guys any tips to a new coder to make great games?
4 Likes
Get slowly crushed under the weight of everyone elseβs coding might- (jk)
3 Likes
Use arrays, they are one of the best things ever! @randomuser has an array tutorial somewhere (I lost where it was sadly XD)
5 Likes
Imperium knight!
lore
ππ π πππ π ±ππΌ ππ πΏπ π π π’ππ. πππ΄π π ²πͺ πΏππ§ πππβ¦ ππ π πππ π ±ππΌ ππππ πΏππ§ π§π πΏππ. π΄ππ ±π π π πππ πππΌππβ¦ π ππ ππ’π πΌ πππ ±π πΏ π§ππ πΏπ π ±π πππ π πππ§π΄ π πΏππ . πΌπ ±ππ πΌ πππ ±π π π ππ ππ πΏ π§ππ πΏπ πππΌππ ππππ ± ππ πΏππππ https://lingojam.com/EnglishtoEgyptianHieroglyphics
3 Likes
Shoot, think this was my fault. I thought it would be just fine to start a competition, and now others start following?
3 Likes
Yo yo yo welcome bro!
Say, what are your opinions on the Good 'Ol Macintosh?
1 Like
- get into javascript and/or python (I just javascript), as they allow the use of classes. Classes are very nice because they sort data easily.
- fully understand what every block/line does
- not giving up
- planning complicated things first, then coding
Thereβs definitely other tips or there, but thatβs all I can think of!
7 Likes
hello welcome.
you will definitely have a fun time in the forumsβ¦ trustβ¦ heheβ¦
3 Likes
Alright, letβs just flip a coin.
Heads, weβre fighting back.
Tails, weβre politely declining.
β¦Heads, the randomness determines.
Hooray we survived
10 Likes
Hello. ΠΡΠΈΠ²Π΅Ρ!
4 Likes
I eat goober butter
a peanut is also called a goober
6 Likes
Drop a rock the size of mercury
4 Likes
I am
3 Likes
scamma reincarnation/j
5 Likes
itβs a laser gun its harmless
3 Likes
code a game and call it great games/j
I would say make a game and then forget about it and slowly integrate more advanced features into each one and use extensions. It also takes a lot of time Like I started coding on makecode arcade sinceβ¦ October 2024 and Iβm still not very good at typescript coding.
4 Likes
i totally agree! and I do think that if you do make a competition, you should already have some level of respect in the community so that people actually want to participate beccause they know you and trust that it will be continued with proper thought and quality.
Especially now that there are so many unofficial jams I think its important to have to prove yourself as a competent coder and judge so that you have a sense of legitimacy.
12 Likes