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This is not true, and I hope we'll see that claim less in the future. In reality, EE is not not an RPG; notice the double negative. EE is a sandbox game. This means players are free to choose how they want to approach the game. There can be all kinds of RPG settings in EE. One example is a fictional school class, where the players assume the role of students, move around and use the chat to give answers to (dis)obey a teacher. Another example are elaborate interactive quests, where signs provide a narrative and players make decisions that develop their characters. There can be in-game loot that players collect, players can 'trade' coins to obtain better equipment, the player character's abilities/power can change after obtaining additional action effects, there can be puzzles, fictional combat, and so on. The game is perfectly suitable to (re)create RPG settings.

"No" is not an argument. At best it is an appeal to emotion. You're wasting everyone's time with such a response. I see that N1KF took the time to ask you for an explanation, but we could've just as well ignored you as toddler who's having a tantrum. If it's meant to be this meme, you failed at being funny.

Kingfdamt6579, this suggestion might have potential. Something like: the smiley that first touches it will die after moving/jumping away from the block, but other smilies can pass freely while another player is on the landmine. Could introduce a new kind of teamwork.

Report is another option, but if I report it then it'll just be moved and fewer people will notice and learn about the difference between these two boards.

It's beta only.

Similar things have been suggested in the past. See, for example:
http://forums.everybodyedits.com/viewtopic.php?id=33891
http://forums.everybodyedits.com/viewtopic.php?id=31620
https://trello.com/c/Vt0lkO20/17-placeable-edit-zones

Similar things have been suggested several times.
For example this: http://forums.everybodyedits.com/viewtopic.php?id=34623
And this: https://forums.everybodyedits.com/viewt … p?id=32851

"Corry", might be girl instead of a guy.
It's a bot though; it's spam that's meant to include a link to the holawallpaper website.
I'll report the post to the mods.

I don't understand what you are trying to say.
I've re-read what you wrote several times, but I still don't understand it.
You write "curse/zombie can be toggled in world options"; yes, those can be limited.
Do you want to limit lava deaths in some way?
What do you mean by local lava as opposed to server-side lava?

URL the "I" at the end. Here's a working one:

http://everybodyedits.com/games/PW4P36evZFb0I

It's nice to see that someone extensively used ice for a level and used it well.
I'm normally not a fan of arrow paths, but they make sense here and, again, you used them well.
Nice locations for the blue coins. Enough checkpoints, at locations that make sense.
A good difficulty curve: it gets a bit harder later in the level, but nothing crazy.
It doesn't take long to finish the level, but it's quite enjoyable overall, nice work.

The number of platform games on Steam is roughly 700. The number of platform games on Steam with multiplayer roughly 70. Then if you look at such games that allow for user-generated levels, you are at roughly 7. There's almost no competition. Most of those 7 aren't even any good; not cross-platform either. There are plenty of games with user-generated content, but not all allow users to create levels, and almost none of these games are multiplayer platformers. Very few multiplayer platformers allow more than four players per level. EE really is quite unique, it stands out from the rest, which might be one of the reasons it will become popular amongst all of the other games.

I get what you mean, but that whole area is filled with hidden arrows that point left.
In the screenshot I'm not falling, I'm just standing there.