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Appreciated! I had a great time coding live with Triple and trying to absorb all of the magic programming knowledge.

Thanks, you as well! This was such a blast, and it was refreshing not to have to code something for school.

So glad you liked it. This was my first game jam and first collaborative coding project. We started with the idea of a game like F-0 but scaled it way down.

Thanks so much!

We picked a platform to work on for our sound, but we just ran out of time between our schedules. However, we plan to keep working on it. So, maybe in a future update, with awesome sound!

Thanks! That was one of the things I got to work on: the random car function that determined the color of the cars. Triple worked through that code with me. I’m in school right now and would have liked to spend more time on it.

Thanks so much! Triple handled most of that. Since we didn’t use a canvas or library, it was enlightening to be able to code live with him and see how he was working out various graphical problem-solving moments in the javascript code. He did some really cool things with CSS and Javascript that made me go, “I didn’t know you could do that!”

I took your advice and I made a pirate hideout for he previous game James but took just a bit too long and was still working on some of the basics like scripting and object and character interaction. I'm super excited to compete and got tons of great advice from the discord creators.😁 Super excited just to compete!

Hi, 

We are a 3 game enthusiasts that have formed a bond through games. We have started classes in game design, this semester we are studying system design.  What level design/development is adequeate for this contest (i.e. Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Master)  this something we could attempt, or should we attempt it after a bit of advancement?