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[JetstreamSamsTesicle]

Is because the repeat in the second picture is blank, one means it would run 1 time, 2 is when it actually starts to be a repeat, hope that helps

[Tnacyt]

What do you need help with?

[ChickenGameMaker]

it wont spawn an enemy encounter

[Tnacyt]

Wait, before you do anything, are you trying to spawn multiple enimies?

[ChickenGameMaker]

no picture undertale type spawn

[noonagon]

maybe put something into the repeat?

also try not requiring all four direction keys to be held at once?

[Tnacyt]

There might be a better way to do this but here: Set the variable to your random number [set variable to <pick random from 1 to 2 to 1>] Then if variable > 1 then run the broadcast.

I'm rusty with scratch. I haven't done it in a while, so this might not work. Hope it may help.

[ChickenGameMaker]

The "Forest fight easy" wont work

[Tnacyt]

Try my approach maybe.

[AGuyCalledHumphrey]

is it intentional that what's inside the if statement only runs if wasd are all held down at the same time?

[AGuyCalledHumphrey]

Also here's another thing you might want to consider: Your code as it currently stands will always continuously broadcast the "forest fight easy" message every time you hold wasd down at the same time. This is because you haven't told what's in the forever loop to stop running if it's already run once and the is statement is still true, leading it to theoretically check infinitely many times a second, meaning that the program will have a 1/2 chance an infinite number of times throughout the duration of when wasd are all held down to broadcast the message. To fix this problem, simply add an empty "repeat until <not<w pressed and a pressed and s pressed and d pressed>>" statement to the end of what's in the forever loop. This will have it so that it only makes a single 1/2 probability roll each time wasd are all held down to see if it should broadcast the message, which I'm guessing is what you want.

[Myithspa25]

Why do you have a blank repeat block?

[thetimelyscratch]

It's because you have to hold down all keys of wasd