I want to make a Yandere Simulator Fan game (I'm obsessed with Yandere Simulator), but I don't want to get reported for violence/ gore in my projects. If I put a warning saying that death, violence and blood are in the game, could I still get reported and banned? I've drawn a couple of pictures of some anime girls with a little blood on them, but is murder to extreme?

Thanks,
The_Nutty_Vampire

No extreme blood, definitely not murder. A papercut or other non-gory wounds are ok, but even that might end up rated NFE (Not for everyone). Pretty much anything that involves dripping blood or a serious wound from ill intent would be considered inappropriate and reportable. Sorry!

You are NOT allowed to put in blood in the EXTREME, but you can put things like papercuts (like Candylanguagegirl mentioned) that do not have a lot of gore. Remember that there are kids younger than 10 or 12 (like me) and their maturity level is not as high as they may get nightmares.

NO murder will be tolerated. AT ALL. PERIOD.

A warning will be ok, but only with things that have a MINOR Blood Level.
If I were you, I would just say inapropriate for kids under 10.

From, Block101

Warnings will not help, since kids will be curious and ignore the warnings. Only minimum blood is allowed, such as a cut or few scratches. A puddle of blood is too extreme for Scratch.

Imo, a game in which you have to murder people is quite too much for Scratch. Why not a game in which you have to chase your rivals away from your boyfriend? Yep, I did read about Yandere Simulator.

If the violence/blood isn't too extreme it might be okay, definitely NFE.

The_Nutty_Vampire wrote:

I want to make a Yandere Simulator Fan game (I'm obsessed with Yandere Simulator), but I don't want to get reported for violence/ gore in my projects. If I put a warning saying that death, violence and blood are in the game, could I still get reported and banned? I've drawn a couple of pictures of some anime girls with a little blood on them, but is murder to extreme?

Thanks,
The_Nutty_Vampire

In fact you would get reported even quicker. Make the blood green.

footsocktoe wrote:

The_Nutty_Vampire wrote:

I want to make a Yandere Simulator Fan game (I'm obsessed with Yandere Simulator), but I don't want to get reported for violence/ gore in my projects. If I put a warning saying that death, violence and blood are in the game, could I still get reported and banned? I've drawn a couple of pictures of some anime girls with a little blood on them, but is murder to extreme?

Thanks,
The_Nutty_Vampire

Make the blood green.

Thats a good idea if you want blood.

footsocktoe wrote:

Make the blood green.

Frankly that would be more likely to give me nightmares than ordinary red-colored blood.

liam48D wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

Make the blood green.

Frankly that would be more likely to give me nightmares than ordinary red-colored blood.

You might be surprised. The human mind is preprogrammed to see red as a color of danger and alarm and to see green as a color of normality, peace, vegetation, etc.

This is the reason traffic lights are green for go and red for stop.

It would be fun to do the experiment, but I think the same project presented to two groups of 100 people, one seeing red blood and one seeing green blood, that far more reports would come from the red group.

Candylanguagegirl wrote:

No extreme blood, definitely not murder. A papercut or other non-gory wounds are ok, but even that might end up rated NFE (Not for everyone). Pretty much anything that involves dripping blood or a serious wound from ill intent would be considered inappropriate and reportable. Sorry!

Thanks!

Warnings don't help, because they will make the said kid even more scared.
Blood is fine in small quantities (a papercut, nosebleed..)
Murder is too extreme unless it's only implied, like if at the beginning of the game we learn that someone died beforehand I think it would work. You can't show the murder or call it murder.

Ok, no blood or at least not much as others said. No murder. That's just scary. Maybe some spoof fan game instead? Like you have to poke your rivals untill they drop out if school. That would be okay for scratch
Murder is not ok. That will get your project taken down and you getting (possibly) banned.

I don't think this is exactly what you meant, but you can make whatever type of project you want as long as you don't share it…
You could then show it to your good friends and family.

liam48D wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

Make the blood green.

Frankly that would be more likely to give me nightmares than ordinary red-colored blood.

Tbh, same.
Anyway, as everyone said, unfortunately only minor amounts of violence + gore are allowed. Scratch is made for young kids after all. :')

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

Warnings will not help, since kids will be curious and ignore the warnings. Only minimum blood is allowed, such as a cut or few scratches. A puddle of blood is too extreme for Scratch.

Imo, a game in which you have to murder people is quite too much for Scratch. Why not a game in which you have to chase your rivals away from your boyfriend? Yep, I did read about Yandere Simulator.

This is correct - warnings are not considered when evaluating a project. Murder and blood are not really something we want to see on Scratch.

Murder/gore is not allowed.

Even with a warning. Period.

i wouldn't report it because COIMUGH CMOUGH CORBGH COIDGH look i don't mind murder or blood or anything like that unlike other people remember scratching dawn omg good game would play again.

That doesn't change the fact that it's an extremely quick way to get banned, or at least a nice little warning from the Scratch Team.

Also, this topic is two years old. Please don't necropost on old topics while not adding anything to the discussion - this topic had already been resolved.