Thanks for all of the great feedback guys! I am really appreciative of the time you took to answer my question, and I have been provided with a lot of information, and I am grateful :)

Thank you for posting so many ideas. I really just created this string so that we could all share our ideas. Also, please do not share your ideas unless you are NOT going to do them yourself. If you are using them, please do mention so.

This is probably because you have downloaded the 64-bit version of construct2 and tried to run it off of a 32-bit computer. I had a similiar problem that can be easily fixed. In the setup wizard, instead of selecting "auto detect my computer" or "64-bit version" select 32-bit version.

Oh, Ashley, I think that I was thinking of a personal leaderboard, as you were thinking of a universal leaderboard.

Well, with webstorage, you can create a leaderboard:

http://www.scirra.com/manual/120/webstorage

Do you mean like a combo move? Like when I press asd in a certain sequence, it performs an action? As of now, I think that the only way to do this would be some sort of condition. See the manual for more help on conditions.

sqiddster can you show me an example of web storage from your game airscape?

Thanks jimand but can I add local keys other than numbers, like variables?

I would love to be able to create pixel art in C2 with the image editor... something like paint, with a transparency function. Nothing fancy, I just wish that I could rapidly make prototype sprites without having to open up paint or GIMP, then saving the file and importing it to c2.

I want to create a game that keeps track of your money. I want the value of the money to be the same throughout the life of the game, not just for one play... I've been told that webstorage is where I should go, but how do I set variables in webstorage? I also want to know how to acquire the data that has been storwed and display it. Kind of like a shop. Can someone upload a .capx with everything in webstorage, or educate me as to how I would accomplish this? Much obliged.

This is pretty cool! Now I don't have to add the mouse object and the touch object to every image that I want to make a button.

Um, I would love a restart button, a title page, and maybe a different selection of music. Otherwise, I like the concept. You should create a tutorial level that is very easy, so that way the people don't quit playing on the first level. Very creative and I would love to see the final version :)