rock paper scissors

@Carlson approved your project · about 1 month ago

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Hey Atamagii,
Awesome project! I'd love to see what you make in the future!
For any other questions, DM @Carlson Huang or create a ticket in Slack—#ask-the-shipwrights.

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@meowmeow returned your project · about 1 month ago

This needs changes before we can consider it shipped. Review the Shipwright feedback, make updates, then ship again.

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Hey Atamagii,
You seem to have used a lot of AI in your readme. Please rewrite it yourself, as we would like to see how you worked on the project!
For any other questions, create a ticket in Slack—#ask-the-shipwrights.

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@Jack_ returned your project · about 1 month ago

This needs changes before we can consider it shipped. Review the Shipwright feedback, make updates, then ship again.

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Hello!
I love your project, the site itself works great!
However, please fix the following issue(s) so we can allow you to submit this:
- While I greatly appreciate you being honest about your AI use in the readme, readmes should be made entirely without AI and completely by you! Please rewrite it with no AI!
Any questions or concerns can be directed to @Jack Jacobson on slack or the #ask-the-shipwrights channel and know that we can't wait to see what you will make next!

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@Atamagii on rock paper scissors · about 1 month ago

What did you make?
A browser-based Rock Paper Scissors game built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
What was challenging?
Getting the game logic right — I ran into bugs from mixing up assignment (=) vs. equality (===) operators, and mismatches in string literals inside my scoring conditionals that made the win/lose/draw checks behave wrong.
What are you proud of?
Getting a fully working game loop where the logic correctly compares choices and tracks the score, after tracking down some annoying bugs.

What should people know so they can test your project?
Just pick rock, paper, or scissors and play against the computer — the scoring should update correctly each round.

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@Atamagii on rock paper scissors · about 2 months ago

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a rock paper scissors game withpersistent score tracking