When are you going to be working on C2 full time?

I think I remember TGF having a decent editor, you could click on a sprite in the object list then right click in the layout to place an instance of an object, rather than dragging 1 object at a time or control + dragging to make copies.

Wasn't there some clickteam fans who use to attack this site?

The only "magic" way to help a game be played again and again, is for it to be always providing a challenge (easy examples are multiplayer games and arcade single player games) and for it to be very well designed aesthetically and mechanically so that it's a pleasure to return to.

Although it depends on your audience, the simple and non-gamers don't need much at all to play a game a lot, as long as there is something to bait them with, such as statistical growth.

I've played probably played close to 100 hours on Ketsui Kizuna Jigoku Tachi, it probably doesn't take an hour to finish, and I haven't finished it yet. It's just really polished and very well designed.

For a game to be played a lot, it doesn't mean you have to have an absurd amount of content or randomly made content.

Looks nice, interesting name for you company though "2 Bad Company", almost sounds like "Bad Company 2". Good luck people searching for you on google lol.

For Construct 1, I use the tile object to load external images into my game, cause it's basically the only object that allows each instance to have a different image. I hope Construct 2 will let Sprites do that.

I haven't played MK before, but I think this game's title is absurdly retarded, I hate it how companies release a new game under the same exact title as one of their previous ones.

The first one in the game, at the very start.

Any tips on how to get up there?

I couldn't beat the first level, it indicates to press "Up arrow" to jump... but the ledge is too high to jump on?

Sounds good to me.

Was what I searched for when I was trying to find a game maker, when I was younger.