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{{Flashing lights}}{{Infobox_game|title1 = LOL.Script|image1 = LOL.script.png|maker = poorguy32|release_date = 8th of October 2019|type = Scratch Project|language = {{English}}|country_of_origin = {{Cyprus}}}}
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LOL.Script is a scratch project by '''poorguy32'''.
|title = LOL.Script
 
|image = LOLScriptSegment1.png
The project with a cat which is called "Joe.NPC", then he says "Hello :)" and "Have you ever thinked about-" but he is about to say his speech, the same screamer from [[anne.jpg]] popups and flashes. After it is done, this time the cat is staring at the viewer and asks "Did that scare you?" if you reply with No he will say "Well then" and then he will say "THEN LET'S PUT IT AGAIN" (Same thing is gonna happen if you say Yes) and the anne.jpg plays again after it is done this time he says "Sorry I ran out of ideas." and then the cat will look down and blink every 3 seconds with a color-changing text that says "End."
|maker = poorguy32
|type = [[Scratch]] project
|date = October 8th, 2019
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'''LOL.Script''' is a [[screamer]] project created with [[Scratch]] by user poorguy32 on October 8th, 2019.


The project starts with a red cat named ''Joe.NPC'' who greets the player with a friendly "Hello :)" and asks, "Have you ever thought about...?" However, before the cat can finish his question, it is interrupted by [[Anne.jpg]]. The cat then asks, "Did that scare you?" and awaits the player's response. Regardless of the player's input, the cat proceeds with "Well then" and "THEN LET'S PUT IT AGAIN," after which the same screamer appears. The game concludes with the cat looking down and blinking, saying, "Sorry, I ran out of ideas.
== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small" captionsize="small" captionalign="center" position="center">
LOLScriptSegment1.png|First segment.
LOLScriptSegment2.png|Second segment.
LOLScriptSegment3.png|Third segment.
LOLScriptSegment4.png|Fourth segment (End).
</gallery>
== Link ==
== Link ==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!
*'''scratch.mit.edu/projects/334883268/'''
* <s>scratch.mit.edu/projects/334883268</s>
* '''SB3 File:''' web.archive.org/web/20230416222314/files.catbox.moe/sdzgh8.sb3
 
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Latest revision as of 16:25, 19 December 2023

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LOL.Script is a screamer project created with Scratch by user poorguy32 on October 8th, 2019.

The project starts with a red cat named Joe.NPC who greets the player with a friendly "Hello :)" and asks, "Have you ever thought about...?" However, before the cat can finish his question, it is interrupted by Anne.jpg. The cat then asks, "Did that scare you?" and awaits the player's response. Regardless of the player's input, the cat proceeds with "Well then" and "THEN LET'S PUT IT AGAIN," after which the same screamer appears. The game concludes with the cat looking down and blinking, saying, "Sorry, I ran out of ideas.

Gallery

  • First segment.

    First segment.

  • Second segment.

    Second segment.

  • Third segment.

    Third segment.

  • Fourth segment (End).

    Fourth segment (End).

Link

NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!

  • scratch.mit.edu/projects/334883268
  • SB3 File: web.archive.org/web/20230416222314/files.catbox.moe/sdzgh8.sb3

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