Curated on April 27 2020 by @Wolf_Silver. I made the title without the actual book for reference it it looks...a lot different than I expected. ONLY THREE SPRITES USED!!!!! Yay! Number one on trending when searched, "#Fallacy." Note: this isn't really a game. try it on big view: https://forkphorus.github.io/#379282788 This took forever to make, and one of sprites had over 100+ costumes. The goal is to answer the most questions correctly (YOU MUST answer all the questions in order to have your score on the cloud variable). There is also a Fallacy guide in the project which shows the definitions of every fallacy used (For those logicians: If I do not have a fallacy that you know of, comment and I will add it). ___________________________________________________ WHAT IS A FALLACY? A fallacy is an informal error in ones statement which can trick or lead the other arguer away from the correct point. For example: "America is the most populated with successful people which helps the other nations. Sometimes their trash problems are very bad." This is valid if both statements (sentences) were completely separate arguments but since it committed a fallacy (the Red Herring Fallacy) it is invalid and therefore unacceptable. Consider this one: "Cash is old and therefore does not need to exist if there is online paying and money." This commits the Chronological Snobbery Fallacy which states that since something is old then it is outdated. Cash is still used today so this is an unacceptable argument. ___________________________________________________ This was based of of some books called, "The Fallacy Detectives," and, "Introductory and Intermediate Logic," by Canon Logic series. If anyone is doing CC then this is a school curriculum of Challenge A and B. All code and art by @Whiteout12 (No help was required). ----------------------------------------------------------------- #All
