Thank you so much to all my viewers for over 400 views! To some, I'm sure that doesn't sound like much, but it means a lot to me, I truly appreciate it! If you are reading this very obscure forum, that probably either means you're a Whovian or you had some opinion of Desperate Measures, and for that, I thank you, anonymous reader! Never forget how brilliant you are!

I've made a few updates to Desperate Measures since many viewers played it! Here is what is now included:

1) The Doctor's prison cell is of higher quality
2) Sonic screwdriver sound and costume effects
3) The mini-game with the TARDIS force field generator has been completely remodeled and is now more difficult
4) The nanite mini-game has been made easier (at my viewers' request) and make genuine Dalek sounds when they are destroyed
5) The destruction of the Dalek vessel has been improved
6) The Doctor's dialogue has been more authenticated

I hope you enjoy these improvements! Please let me know what you think!

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I think the sequel should be more difficult, and longer! Although I realize Tennant is your favorite Doctor, maybe you could feature Matt Smith sometime…? Keep up the good work, and I can't wait to play more!

I know I should have been working on a sequel, but I couldn't help updating Desperate Measures! There is now a completely new mini-game to play, along with the features I mentioned in my earlier post. Please enjoy, and let me know what you think!

peacockartist wrote:

I think the sequel should be more difficult, and longer! Although I realize Tennant is your favorite Doctor, maybe you could feature Matt Smith sometime…? Keep up the good work, and I can't wait to play more!

Thank you for all the suggestions! I'm afraid Matt Smith will probably not be featured in my next game because I would like to keep the current story consistent. But in the future, I might create a series of games using him as The Doctor! I might not be able to fulfill your request to make the sequel more difficult because I received a few minor complaints from my viewers that they were unable to complete certain aspects of the game due to them being too challenging. I will certainly try to lengthen the next game a little, but it will take me quite some time to create. I did add a new mini-game to Desperate Measures which made it a bit longer, though! I truly appreciate this fantastic advice, you're brilliant!

Here's a list of every update to Desperate Measures within the last week or so:

1) The Doctor's prison cell is of higher quality
2) Sonic screwdriver sound and costume effects
3) The mini-game with the TARDIS force field generator has been completely remodeled and is now more difficult
4) The nanite mini-game has been made easier (at my viewers' request) and make genuine Dalek sounds when they are destroyed
5) The destruction of the Dalek vessel has been improved
6) The Doctor's dialogue has been more authenticated
7) Entirely new nanite signaling mini-game including more dialogue, gameplay, and effects
8) New fire sound effects
9) Parts of the menu are less pixelated

Let me know if you have any questions or comments! And if you have any suggestions for the sequel, please write to me!

This game is great.

I fixed up the most recent mini-game a bit, so you can no longer simply click on the same nanite over and over to complete the challenge. The “Time” variable in the first nanite mini-game was also revised, so it's not confusing with the decimals and erratic numbers any longer (thank goodness, even I had trouble reading what the numbers were). I haven't started on that sequel yet because I've been busy perfecting Desperate Measures, but I hope to start it up soon! Thank you to all my wonderful viewers, you are all so brilliant!

New updates to Desperate Measures! The final nanite mini-game has been made more difficult, the destruction of the Dalek vessel has been slightly altered, and I've added more dialogue by The Doctor! I hope you enjoy, and please give me input on what you think of the game!

Desperate Measures just received over 1000 views! A few days ago, it also received its 50th love-it! Thank you so much everyone, that means so much to me! I know this is a minor accomplishment compared to many more popular projects, but for a young, obscure Doctor Who game, that makes me incredibly happy! Thank you so much everyone, you're all brilliant!

DS9fan wrote:

Have you considered making a Star Trek game?

Yes, I have! But now that I've established a story in Desperate Measures, I'll continue making Doctor Who games for the time being. I am a big fan of Star Trek though! Thank you for the suggestion!

Desperate Measures has been updated! Here is what is now included:

1) New sounds and effects
2) Transport of player at the beginning of the game is explained and shown
3) The first nanite mini-game has been made slightly easier to complete
4) Fire effect has been improved
5) The dialogue has been slightly altered

Please let me know what you think of the changes and inform me of any comments you have about Desperate Measures. Enjoy!

Desperate Measures just became quite a bit more difficult! In addition to the recent updates stated above, I've added four new stages to the TARDIS generator mini-game! Now, the player must control the sphere while moving in all directions! Let me know if you have any suggestions or comments about the game. I truly hope you enjoy!

Thank you so much everyone! If I am correct, Doctor Who- Desperate Measures just became the most loved Doctor Who based project on the Scratch website! That's so fantastic! I truly, truly appreciate all that my viewers have done to make Desperate Measures the game that it is! You are so brilliant! Thank you!

Hello again! I'm so sorry I haven't been terribly active on Scratch lately, but I've been away in France. But now I'm back, so I should be much more productive now that I have Wi-Fi again! Firstly, I must sincerely apologize for the lag and issues that have recently been occurring while some have played Desperate Measures. The new Adobe Flash update causes heavy lag throughout the entire game, making it nearly impossible to play. I do hope that the problems will be resolved soon. If you have not yet installed the update, it may be perfectly fine, but I cannot be sure. Also, I would like to mention that there have been several brilliant Doctor Who related projects that have been made by Scratchers in the past few weeks. After I got back from France, I was very impressed with some of the fantastic programming in these projects. Anyway, please pardon my lack of activity lately, and I will try to have several new projects on the website within the next few weeks. Thank you!

There is currently a Doctor Who contest taking place which is being run by nathmorr. Desperate Measures and several other excellent projects are competing, so if you would like to vote for your favorite DW project, here is the link:
Doctor Who Contest Voting