Dear Scratch Team,

I see that you updated scratch 2.0 to scratch 3.0. You worked really hard and did your best to make it awesome! But, unfortunately, the scratch coomunity does not like it. There are comments said about it that are bad. And it kind of is. The blocks are way too big and they don't even fit on the screen. Some people can't find blocks and some can't do anything because it is too laggy.Everything looks really complicated and hard. Scratch 2.0 used to be AMAZING! Everyone used to enjoy using blocks and creating complicated projects. If you look at the featured projects and check the comments of the project “Scratch 3.0 is here!”, you will see all types of bad comments about scratch 3.0. Most people are even saying to switch back to scratch 2.0! Well, that is also what I think. But the only thing scratch 2.0 doesn't have is different fonts. Please add more fonts if we ever switch back to scratch 2.0. Hope to see scratch soon! :)

- A Scratcher

I support, A remake of 2.0 should be created in this engine, After all , we cant retun to the original 2.0 because flash is shutting down in 2020 , yet , a remake with the same blocks and project pages would be extremly helpful.

Agreed

Keep Scratch 3.0

but add an option to use the Scratch 2.0 editor (with Scratch 3.0 features like sound and extra blocks/extensions)

Scratch 3.0 has to go!

If you rather use scratch 2 you can download it and make projects in the offline editor and upload them to the website if you want to share them https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

Cyclip wrote:

Keep Scratch 3.0

but add an option to use the Scratch 2.0 editor (with Scratch 3.0 features like sound and extra blocks/extensions)

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jakel181 wrote:

If you rather use scratch 2 you can download it and make projects in the offline editor and upload them to the website if you want to share them https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

DONT AGREE

Wait a sec guys, is the Scratch Team even looking at this?

jakel181 wrote:

If you rather use scratch 2 you can download it and make projects in the offline editor and upload them to the website if you want to share them https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

The problem with this is that Scratch 3.0 saves projects as .sb3 files and the scratch 2.0 offline editor only loads .sb2 files…

I'd support if it just means maybe allowing a re-skinning option where if you aren't on mobile the blocks become smaller and some interfaces return to the 2.0 style. I support the existence of 3.0, but I believe the issues people have been bringing up since the dawn of its beta weren't properly patched up. The beta didn't retain code for bigger projects, and the final product doesn't either. I don't understand. I think the whole thing is chunky and is very easy to mis-click due to the size. I tried to edit a project of mine that was glitching out on 3.0, but the performance was just terrible, it froze up multiple times (which would sometimes happen to 2.0 projects but only during a time where multiple sprites and scripts were running- the game was stopped at this point.

TL;DR: Just give us an option re-skin the blocks to look like 2.0 ones.

go to scratch download and get it