Scratch 9 - Gun Vs Dragons

Scratch 8 - Dodge

Scratch 7 - Flappy Bird

Scratch 6 - Shooter #2

Scratch 5 - Platformer

SU - 7- Fence

SU - 6 - Slide

SU - 5 - Pool

SU - 4 - Table

GJ - Day 5: Opinion

This time I played more expansionist than Genghis Khan. The entire point of the game was to RAISE POPULATION, NOTHING MATTERS MORE THAN POPULATION. I ended up with around 45 settlers, who all soon died due to lack of sufficient oxygen production.

I don't care for this game, however it is amazing and I see why people like it. I, personally, dislike fast paced realtime strategy games, though others might. The game has its flaws, as I experienced a crash or two, though that may have been due to the other programs I was running in the background.

Now for a few screenshots:

The first picture is setting up basic facilities because I am uncreative, the second is my base before I started putting something along the lines of 10 landing pads down.

GJ - Day 4: Plan

Today, the plan is to move from mere self-sufficency, to a point where I can safely expand, with a goal of five more settlers. To do this I will need to:

1. Establish larger power facilities

2: Expand my food production capabilities

3: Build another dorm and add several more beds.


Last time I played, a meteor hit one of my power collectors, and I completely ran out of metal, couldn't repair it, and everyone died. This time, I'll try decentralizing my power sources as to allow for greater ease in recovery from such an event, as well as building more mines.

Notes:

DECENTRALIZE POWER.

Build several mines and metal processors.

MORE STARCH PLANTS.

Today, I did everything I took notes on, and managed to get five more settlers.

GJ - Day 3: Review

I chose to play extremely expansionist. I generally chose the smallest size for buildings, though I made the Biodome and power facilities the largest size, so that my settlers could survive more easily. I had about 4 food plants and 4 starch plants, which I needed a lot of in order to make bioplastic. My main goal is to create a self-sufficient colony with room for expansion.

Scratch 4: Paddle and Brick

Friday Post June 10

Scratch 3: Quiz

Scratch 2: Shooting Game

Controls: W to go up, A to go left, S to go down, D to go right, Q&E to rotate, space to shoot.

Friday Post June 3

To create the thing shown in the Friday post here , you could probably put an if _____ then code with the code for the square inside it. I'm not exactly sure how to make the ball bounce around, but it shouldn't be too hard.