Game Introduction

After over 200 hours of judging, it's finally here! Thanks for your patience! Please don't complain in the comments. It's not going to help anyone. Also, don't spoil the results for anyone who got in. If you didn't know, I made a game back in August 2020 called "Super Scratch Smash". It's a fighting game with over 25 different scratchers as fighters. This contest was held to choose the final few characters to be added. Link to the game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/399510205/ ONLY READ BELOW AFTER SEEING THE RESULTS. FAQs: Q: Why did you choose 2 runner-ups from Round 1? A: Walle and Noobs's entries were some of the best out there. In fact, the reason I increased the amount of winners from 3 to 4 is because of the apparent "unfairness" of having 2 runner-ups as winners. Q: It's unfair that only "famous" people won. A: In the first sign-ups, there was a lot of drama involving "famous" scratchers being the only ones that got in, so I was partially biased toward scratchers with less followers in the first sign-ups, regardless of quality. This time, I threw that all out the window and just chose the best entries, which happened to include a few scratchers that could be considered famous. This isn't bias, and it's not like all the winners have over 1000 followers. There are many examples of famous scratchers getting low marks due to worse entries. (you know who i'm talking about. he didn't even appear in the results) Q: A lot of people who won have been in the SSS community and have supported you. Bias? A: This is basically the same case as the "fame" debate. While contributing to the SSS community did help, being well-known by me did not affect scores. There are many examples of scratchers I know well getting low marks due to worse entries. Q: I'm very upset I didn't get in. A: There can only be three- uh, four. It was painful to choose who was going to win, as I had to choose people who wouldn't win. sorry i guess Q: No, I'm like really upset. REALLY. A: if you're getting upset over a dumb game made for fun on a kid's platform, you gotta sort out your priorities. it's really not worth all this emotion. Thanks to everyone who appears in the project. Music from: Fraymakers Rivals of Aether Spark the Electric Jester

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