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mustardsammich wrote:Hey guys. I just have a question. For invitationals, you use scratch online, right? But I read that for State, you use offline scratch. I just need a confirmation on which ones we will be using online or offline scratch.

The individual tournament determines whether online or offline Scratch is used. You should either contact the tournament director or ask your coach to do so.

For invitationals, they said that we can make any TYPE of game we want as long as it related to the scientific theme so can we make games that are state or national level? If we do will we get penalized or lose points please help me thank you.
John Sky Chung

JohnSkyChung wrote:For invitationals, they said that we can make any TYPE of game we want as long as it related to the scientific theme so can we make games that are state or national level? If we do will we get penalized or lose points please help me thank you.
John Sky Chung

Yes, you can make games using higher level types as long as it follows the scientific theme. No, you will not get penalized or lose points.

Is the event offline or online this year?

ArTomas13 wrote:Is the event offline or online this year?

They should have you do it on the offline editor, but for our invitational, we used the online one just without logging in.

Jacobi wrote:

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jlordhe wrote:Why was this moved to Division B?

Events rotate around all the time. For example, Sounds of Music is in Division C now.

A more interesting question which might start a flame war is "Why was this an event in the first place?"

Because all the computer science people (like me for example) were dying for an event that they could actually do.

there are people that don't do work and now they are freeing up space for the people that actually try to do work in other events bcus they doin game on now

Will we be using scratch 2.0, or scratch 3.0 in the competitions?

SonicSpeed wrote:Will we be using scratch 2.0, or scratch 3.0 in the competitions?

Based on what Unome said a page ago, it depends on the tournament. You should ask your coach.
See https://www.soinc.org/game

Hello. I'm a newbie and I have NO IDEA what I'm doing! Please help!! (ARE ANY OF YOU USING KIDOYO?)

Incineroar999 wrote:Hello. I'm a newbie and I have NO IDEA what I'm doing! Please help!! (ARE ANY OF YOU USING KIDOYO?)

Do you mean in this event? I have no idea what Kidoyo is and it's definitely not being used in Game On. This event is where you have to make a game with a certain theme in Scratch in a certain amount of time. You can ask people about events on all the different sub-forums, but go read the rules manual first!