I remember ! I made games and got an account

NASA-Space wrote:

kmissioneer wrote:

That being said,
Here this, all ye who use a certain programming site other than scratch (Sploder)- I have a challenge for you: Make THIS in your “better” programming site. There is has even been an online (that's right, up to 8 players at once over the cloud) multiplayer FPS made out of this, HERE, but you noobs won't be able to play it
because you don't have a scratch account and only Scratchers can access the cloud variables.

IF you can create this in your programming site, then MAYBE it will be a real war. Until then, I don't think so.

Who agrees with that as well? If they want a war, it should be in who can make the best games. Making Sploder in scratch is a great idea. I just decided to challenge them with this too.

If anyone here has an old Sploder account that you no longer use, you should copy this and post it on those forums, so that we can be sure that they see this. I would love to see their reaction, and what they offer as a defense. Post here if you do go and copy this over to their forums.

Hey ! No wars … If scratch had A war , I would not like scratch to Shut down ! Well i think its time for Reporting …

I was just kidding. comic effect. I just wanted to see if they could make a game like @griffpatch's 3d games. I don't mean a real war. You couldn't do that anyway. I would, however, be up for a friendly challenge to see who can make the best games, simply by making games, not talking, since all that would do is challenge people to do better and try harder than they have before… I didn't mean a full on war. No talking trash on scratch.
This is what i was joking abouot:

EpicZero wrote:

Sploder is trying to declare war on our community. They are really immature but if we talk trash about them then there is no difference between them and us

And yes, i still agree that we should not talk smack back because that means we are no better. (although i'm not sure if a true statement counts as smack …)

A little friendly rivalry is fine - the competitive spirit stimulates creativity. But let's just drop the talk of “war” and “talking smack” please. The Community Guidelines still apply

Paddle2See wrote:

A little friendly rivalry is fine - the competitive spirit stimulates creativity. But let's just drop the talk of “war” and “talking smack” please. The Community Guidelines still apply

Yeah, i was just using the phrases they used in the forum that corresponds (sort of) on their site to this forum.

I don't understand people trying to replicate stuff that already exists instead of creating new ones.

JonasM wrote:

I don't understand people trying to replicate stuff that already exists instead of creating new ones.

dunno, just wanted to exercise my brain. It's sort of fun. That's what coding is: fun

hey protoman how would you like if a nother game makeing website has comments about YOUR game makeing web sites HUH!

yurt3 wrote:

hey protoman how would you like if a nother game makeing website has comments about YOUR game makeing web sites HUH!

i chuckle at this post because there is one- Sploder, and they aren't exactly being nice either. Talk to them about it. ha ha lol . . We are, generally speaking, being being civil in our posts, or at least not being excessively insulting.

Sonickyle wrote:

Hey I remember this! I used to create games on here until I discovered Scratch!

Same. Here.

Sploder can only make levels to pre-made games, and most of the time, they aren't used to the maximum. Also, the games control terribly.

Scratch can make games AND animations, but with to varying degrees of success.

Both sites are filled with immature (removed by moderator - please keep it polite) and with kind people having to co-exist at the same time.

On Scratch, you can do all sorts of data manipulation too, don't forget.

Firedrake969 wrote:

On Scratch, you can do all sorts of data manipulation too, don't forget.

Yeah, I guess you are right.

And now, a quote from the book of idiots Sploder users:

I have a Scratch account, I know. Sure their games are good. Some are amazing. But Sploder has more love and a better community than Scratch can ever DREAM to have.

Ha. More love. HAHA. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH.

Oh, that's rich.

Wait. The Scratch Cat dreams? I've never seen it close its eyes…. xD

Yeah, that's just… wow. I've actually never used Sploder, though… going to go try it out. Do you need an account for it?

EDIT: ….and they say Scratch is bad Is there any programming aspect in Sploder? If there's not, it's fine, but they shouldn't criticize Scratch for being worse…

Firedrake969 wrote:

Wait. The Scratch Cat dreams? I've never seen it close its eyes…. xD

Yeah, that's just… wow. I've actually never used Sploder, though… going to go try it out. Do you need an account for it?

EDIT: ….and they say Scratch is bad Is there any programming aspect in Sploder? If there's not, it's fine, but they shouldn't criticize Scratch for being worse…

(SPOILERS: No there isn't.)

lol90 wrote:

Sploder can only make levels to pre-made games, and most of the time, they aren't used to the maximum. Also, the games control terribly.

Scratch can make games AND animations, but with to varying degrees of success.

Both sites are filled with immature (removed by moderator - please keep it polite) and with kind people having to co-exist at the same time.

LOL hah yeah that about sums it up! lol

Yeah, and if you read the links to their forums that talk about us, you can feel the “love” fairly quickly! hahaha lol!

kmissioneer wrote:

lol90 wrote:

Sploder can only make levels to pre-made games, and most of the time, they aren't used to the maximum. Also, the games control terribly.

Scratch can make games AND animations, but with to varying degrees of success.

Both sites are filled with immature (removed by moderator - please keep it polite) and with kind people having to co-exist at the same time.

LOL hah yeah that about sums it up! lol

Yeah, and if you read the links to their forums that talk about us, you can feel the “love” fairly quickly! hahaha lol!

The most LOVELY place on the internet!

Yeah… sure….

Firedrake969 wrote:

Yeah… sure….

No really, look at all these lovely comments about us! All of these were almost un-edited! (except for the censors, which will probably get me IP banned.)

our community should declare war on their community

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/mit.edu
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/sploder.com
“Look, Sploder gets much more vists than scratch does. WAY MORE.”

Lets go 4Chan on their (CENSORED) and raid the site. XD

Scratch can kiss my (CENSORED). Really.


Cause Scratch is too complicated as hell, and yeah, the splodeed us up over their splodeing forum, yeah, that's right, they did this splodeing bullsplode and we are better than them cause scratch is complicated, but Sploder is less complicated than that pile of splodeing (CENSORED).

(pls don't delete me. just making a joke response.)

Actually, you can't really compare Scratch and Sploder–Sploder is a game creator, while Scratch is a programming language. Sploder is much higher-level than Scratch, but that just means you can make Sploder in Scratch but not Scratch in Sploder.

The main difference between Sploder and Scratch's community is that the main goal in Sploder is to accumulate as many friends as possible, which completely destroy's the point of friends. Also, if I remember correctly, comments aren't used as constructive criticism by even the most acknowledged of… Sploder Heads? I think that is what they call themselves, which is disappointing. The games are not opensource, unlike Scratch, so you can learn something. Worst of all, they have levels based on how many games you make and how many friends you have.

So we have a better community.

The best thing about Scratch is that it is VERY similar to Javascript (although I am not personally fluent in it, but as far as I have seen, Javascript and Scratch are very similar.) Scratch prepares kids for life. Sploder was invented to help the poor indie developer that created that website to sustain a living.

So we have a better programming language.

Extremely complicated games on Scratch are laggy. All games on Sploder are laggy. Our website layout is much cleaner and more appealing to the eye.

So we have a better website.

We were featured in Hour Of Code. Where were they?

That's right. Nowhere. The only reason anyone has heard about it is that it turns up if you search “Flash game maker online.”

Anyone with a Sploder account may please tell them that TrueThirteen said that.