Bio
In getting over it scratch, one of the most important skills is being able to build momentum by pushing and pulling at the right times. Moving slowly won't always get you past a problem, especially if you need to climb up something steep or cross a big gap. In these cases, making quick, firm hammer swings can give your character the power they need to move forward. You must carefully consider the direction of your moves, though, so you don't lose control of your figure. Before swinging, it's good to look at the point of contact and then pick an angle that works with the ground. If you have enough room, try putting together a series of pushes and pulls to make a smooth motion sequence. Getting Over It Scratch tells players to learn the game's physics instead of relying on inputs that happen by chance. Each time you try, you'll learn more about how to use strength and distance to get through areas that might seem impossible at first. Your climbing trip will go faster and be more fun if you know how to generate precise momentum.
