We know, but makecode was built for kids to learn coding, and even if i can use a text language i end up using blocks because im not serious enough about these projects. If i realize i will be writing lots of code then maybe i do switch to text.
It’s not like i would gain much more general knowledge from using them on makecode.
@discobot fortune
Reply hazy, try again
100% saving the bird because, (fun fact!) the Sesto Elemento isn’t even street legal.
Nu uh
I will try: <1234 abcd>
First time back in months and the first thing I see is around 100 likes from @Cybercuber
Thanks man!
not acording to 56 percent of people that voted
this @InvalidProject person really has potential, man!
no
you might find it useful to do research into how animated shows are made, its a very collaborative process with storyboarders, writers, animators, inbetweeners, colourers, voice actors etc, etc.
what do you mean then? could you pre format it
like this
Thanks!
My depression is lowering because of you, which if my depression is low enough i can return to makecode!
no, no, no, forever is better. end of discussion.
You got that right!! Besides being a Sesto Elemento (so italian), it isn’t street legal, so people who selected the car should rethink their choices. Just saying!
I’m going to learn Python soon, am I bold? 
So you are saying I failed in life when I made this, huh?? 
You got a good point and this game IS good, but when you go to the edges it glitches up.
Also, I use blocks and I’ve made games like this:
Though if any of us ever want to be real game developers, you will eventually need to move on from blocks.
I don’t wanna. If you touch the edges, you are going off.
they never touched (pause) javascript
