This is my take on @RokCoderTutorials excellent project and tutorial, Basic Cloud Leaderboard: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/405031187/ I wanted to get into cloud variables and high scores, but I also wanted to make it a bit fun. This project's theme is "recursive", which I think is fun. Also, the demo game might be a bit of a challenge. Early birds will not find it hard to make the leaderboard, but can you stay there?
The project uses one sprite, so it's all jumbled together: the high score code, the demo game, and a pen text engine (PTE). My code is by the "=" Update June 17, 2020: To make the demo game less of a test of endurance, and more a test of your typing skills, I've added "competitive mode", which decreases the time by 0.01 seconds for every letter. Due to this change, I've reset the high scores. Before the reset, RokCoder had 115, ColinMacc 98. All except the PTE is by me (@kriblo), but inspired by @RokCoder's tutorial ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/405031187/ ). The PTE code is by @-Rex- ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/276672672/ )
