There should be tutorials that are for more advanced stuff, because the main tutorials only help you start up, and its entirely useless for more advanced users.
Some people might just say “Just use YouTube” but, YouTube is not the most reliable source.

What would be an example of such a tutorial?

jvvg wrote:

What would be an example of such a tutorial?

How to create Save & Load Systems, How to make Level Systems, How to use blocks and, Making a Platformer Etc.

These are very specific, and not everyone would be using them. So instead, I would believe its better to leave it off to the community to make these (The current tutorials are just to allow newer users to understand the basics of how scratch works, i think)

Sorry, but no support. Why can't people just follow tutorials on YouTube? Griffpatch made a lot of great tutorials on game development and stuff regarding cloud data.

col504165 wrote:

Some people might just say “Just use YouTube” but, YouTube is not the most reliable source.

Sure, YouTube may not be the most reliable source, but you just need to find trusted channels like Griffpatch. Plus, how do you make a Scratch tutorial unreliable? It's basically just dragging blocks.

The tutorials in Scratch are there to learn the absolute basic fundamentals to use it. Not everyone wants or needs to learn advanced concepts like these, and if they want to, they can look elsewhere.

Yeah it's too easy to go on youtube and search up griffpatch, he doesn't use profanity if that's what you're worried about.

Fermented_Studios wrote:

Yeah it's too easy to go on youtube and search up griffpatch, he doesn't use profanity if that's what you're worried about.

some parents don't allow their kids to watch youtube without permission(like mine). asking permission each time is annoying.