![AY Climbing Marble Hill REDUX! [Remix 0 | 4 Climbers]](https://cdn2.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/project/441044074_480x360.png)
--- FOR REMIX INSTRUCTIONS & RULES, SCROLL DOWN --- Want to quickly get to the most recent remix? Click here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/441044074/remixtree Click the green flag & watch as all the characters try to sprint up the hill, dodging all sorts of marbles on the way in the aim of getting wins & increasing the difficulty! If they take too long, the difficulty will decrase to make it easier for them. Will they be able to reach Difficulty-MAX?! Hover your mouse/tap over a character to see their name & amount of wins. --- HOW 2 REMIX --- Want to add a character to this game? Follow these instructions carefully to get them in: 1. Scroll down below these instructions & read the rules! DON'T proceed until you've done this! 2. Click the green "Remix" button at the top-right corner (duh) 3. Create a duplicate of the "Climber0" sprite or any other Climber sprite (right-click the sprite on the spritelist, then click "duplicate") 4. Create your character! Replace every costume in the duplicated sprite EXCEPT for the Hitbox & Screen-Cheat with your character, replace all "Voice" sound clips with your character's voice & set their name, walk animation settings & the amount of Ouch voices you added. Further instructions are in the comments inside Climber0's sprite. 5. Test your project &, if you like the result, either continue to add more characters or share it! 6. Modify the title to match the current remix number and amount of climbers BONUS: You're also allowed to add characters to the thumbnail & add more music tracks. --- RULES --- (don't break them) Only @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop, @TheDiamondDoggy, @Aydenfox8, @s-dbayer, @Kyle3912Again & @XStables are allowed to break these rules. - Rules marked with a (!) can only be broken by @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop, nobody else! (!) 1. It is polite and REMIX ETIQUETTE to comment "Remixing..." in the comments before starting a remix, so people know not to accidentally split the remix tree's branches. If you don't intend to make a new remix branch, then don't remix if someone has commented "Remixing..."! (!) 2. DO NOT BREAK THE COMMUNITY GUIDELINES!! That means nothing too scary or vulgar & no swear words! (!) 3. Don't add or remove anyone from the breaking rules list without Burgnew's permission! Furthermore, don't delete any of these rules or instructions & don't change the project title either! (!) 4. Please make sure you credit @-Rex- for being the creator of the Pen Text Engine++ used in this project! ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/406678232/ ) 5. Don't delete or modify any players you didn't make, or any marbles or scripts for that matter! Climber0's only here to help... ;-; People allowed to break rules are allowed to do this if they need to fix a glitch. 6. Please don't change the hitbox's shape or size, everyone needs to have the same-sized hitbox to give everyone the same chances. 7. Don't make your characters too large, that would make it hard to see. 8. Don't add any singular climbers that appear to be 2 separate characters (EG: Mario & Luigi both as 1 player) unless they are stuck together with no way to physically detach them. 9. Don't delete any music tracks unless they break the community guidelines or they don't loop (looking at you @legofan208 ) 10. You can add yourself to the thumbnail, but please don't delete any characters off it or completely change it altogether! 11. If you are part of the "breaking rules" list, you're allowed to add a new rule if needed. If you break any of these rules, it may result in your remix being declared UNOFFICIAL and becoming abandoned. You don't want that, right? To see the list of marble types, go here: https://justpaste.it/MHR-LOmp
After a long while of climbing the original Marble Hill over & over, the climbers started to notice a few flaws, such as being frozen granting invincibility, lengthy animations & inconsistent marble effects. But out of all the complaints, Aydenfox8's was the most agreed on: "Maximum difficulty is reached too quickly!" So Paul made a plan, everyone agreed & they all got to the top of the hill together to beat up "The Guy who Tried to Destroy Erny" & stop him throwing marbles at everyone! Then everyone went outside. Paul used his building potion on another hill to make a new arena with 22 more difficulty levels, his growth potions to make some new marbles with more consistency & some other miscellaneous potions to give those marbles cool effects once more! Now with the automatically thrown marbles, everyone can now rejoice in that their PAIN is OPTIMIZED! YAY! Oh & they wanted to invite smol boi, but he has to recover from "no-more-voice syndrome" :( This redo of the original "Marble Hill" aims to fix some of the botched mechanics of the original while adding some cool new ones in the process! There are 3 new marble concepts introduced in "Marble Hill Climbers", 2 marble concepts from "Boulder Attack" & 2 entirely new concepts altogether! Enjoy! PAST OBJECT HILL CLIMBS: Marble Hill CLASSIC by @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/417820218 Marble Hill Climbers by @XStables: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/418360037/ Boulder Attack by @ZYellow: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/419323475/ CREDITS TO: - @-Rex- for being the creator of the Pen Text Engine++ used in this project ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/406678232/ ) - @XStables & @ZYellow for inspiration from their takes on Marble Hill - JJ, for being the creator of Erny (& his voice clips) & The Guy who Tried to Save Him - @Aydenfox8 for being the original creator of the squash noise - Nintendo, for being the creator of Wii Sports (where the crowd noises came from) & the Mario Party & Mario Kart series' (where some of the music came from) - NDcube / Hudson, for also creating Mario Parties - All other creators of any music & sound FX featured! - Scratch 3.0, for being coool - @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop, for creating the OG Marble Hill :) EDIT 8th April 2021: A playable version of this minigame is here now! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/512858482/
