INSTRUCTIONS: - Press the green flag to start, and have a break! :D - Make clashes by clicking or holding with the mouse button .u. - Press 'c' to clear any pen :P - Hold 'c' to see a cool colourful fireball effect :O - Press 's' to cut to the main part (for Scratcher's who have already played this) :P - Tell others! :3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oh, if you're looking for updates and upcoming projects, sorry! They'll have to wait! X=3 Feel free to check out Project 113 though! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/119995984/ X=D CREDITS: - Main credits are in the project! X=P The story behind all this (if you really like reading a whole lot of waffle): So, I was wondering what to make for my 120th project, and I was stuck between two main ideas. As a result of this, I struggled to choose where to work on and make next on Scratch. Was it going to be music, a platformer, or an animation? All three were good ideas, but they were all going to be rushed whichever way I took, because there can only be one 120th project, and with Halloween coming up- definitely not enough time! (but can there be more than one 120th project??? .3.) No. No there can't be. Unless you count my test account :P So what did I choose in the end? I chose none of those ideas I said above, and went with something a little different. Since when do we have the patience and time to make something productive and informative during holidays? To be honest, anytime is the answer, however we are often too busy to do the all the things we want because we have other commitments such as schoolwork, life problems, and other activities outside of Scratch. There's simply not enough hours in the day to fit everything in perfectly, so what do we do? Stop for a bit; take a breather! Too much affecting you or thinking too hard on something for too long can leave you run down and ill. If something is getting you down, step back and reflect. It's a shame, but a lot of us don't get enough free time to make or do something they'd love to work on because too much is bogging them down. In these cases, we need these small outlets to vent or relax during or after a hard day's work. Taking breaks allow the mind to function properly, and as a result maintain good mental (and perhaps physical) health! Seriously, if you got down this far, well done to you! Thanks for taking the time to read this, and keep level-headed! X=D - - - Eeeeyup, don't eat my cheese sandwich either. X=P - Scratch On! :D
