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#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker My entire map list if you were finding my maps If the map has higher difficulty, it means the map is harder. So difficulty of 20 is the hardest, and 1 is the easiest. 0 usually means survival. I don't recommend 12 or above if you're not good at Fall Guys Creative Thanks docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker I MIGHT be breaking a world record this week on Fall Guys... You'll see. (if this is even considered as a world record lmao)

#FallGuys Happiness.

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker yes, 🐐

I cannot resist sweeties 🍫🍬🍭 (I bought much more than the picture. Indeed I filled the entire bag.)

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker This photo was from February 2025 - the first ever picture I took on 「Basic of Basic series」- Who would ever thought I finished making Basic of Basic - 30?

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker As if being a zombie with a chicken is not enough?😰

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker Basic of Basic - 30 | 1866-6595-3331 30th map of the Basic of Basic series! This one is bit easier compared to previous one. I tried new gimmicks, yet tried to make them easier because I want to keep the map very 'basic'. Also, Part 350 had really strange gimmick that I tried to fix it, but apparently I cannot because the movement trigger is really flawed, so I just put it really easy. If you have question about the map, please let me know. Part Number : 338 - 350 Hard parts : 344,345,347 Difficulty : 10(Medium) Checkpoint Length : Long Time Elapsed Making : 41 hours

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker Might be one of the most unprecedented and Original, yet also the ugliest design, using the background.

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker This might be a bit of a hot take, but there's something I've wanted to say for a while. As a map creator, I've visited countless Fall Guys streams to share my maps, including streams on Twitch, YouTube, and smaller Korean platforms. Along the way, I've met so many wonderful people. But I've also noticed some recurring behaviors that I think are worth talking about. 1. Please respect the streamer's language. I've always believed that one of the most important things in a livestream chat is making sure the streamer can understand what you're saying. If possible, try to communicate in a language the streamer is comfortable with. English works fine in many Twitch streams, but not everywhere. There are some Twitch channels that uses other languages, and also there are a lot of Youtube streams that uses a lot of languages. I've visited Japanese, Chinese, Brazilian, and Spanish-speaking streams as well. That's why I always use a translator when chatting in languages I don't speak, such as Japanese, Chinese, or Brazilian Portuguese. People generally know that I don't speak these languages, but they appreciate the effort and understand that occasional translation mistakes can happen. Of course, not everyone has to use a translator, and multilingual conversations are perfectly fine when the streamer is comfortable with them. My point is simple: Try to make your messages understandable and inclusive rather than expecting the streamer to accommodate you. The same goes for having long, private conversations in public chat that only two or three people understand. If the streamer is involved, that's completely fine. But if it's a conversation that has nothing to do with the stream, why not just take it to DMs? 2. Don't take advantage of someone else's content. This one should be pretty straightforward. If you're planning to rebroadcast someone else's stream or use their organized custom games as content, at least ask for permission and give proper credit. Linking the original stream is a simple way to show respect. Someone else put time and effort into organizing that event. Please acknowledge it. 3. Understand what the stream is about before making requests. This is probably the point I feel most strongly about. Imagine requesting an art map during a stream dedicated to extremely difficult Creative challenges. Or requesting an extremely difficult map during casual Creative customs where players of all skill levels are supposed to have fun. Or repeatedly asking for Creative maps during regular customs. Or asking the streamer to switch to Duos or Squads when they're hosting customs. Or constantly demanding that your map be played first when there's already a queue of like ten maps. Why? Every stream has its own purpose, and people join because they're interested in what the streamer is doing. I make difficult maps myself, so I'm definitely not against challenging maps. I love them. And although I'm not a fan of art maps, I still sometimes go to play those maps when people wants to play with me to. But there's a time and place for everything. If more than half the lobby gives up at the beginning and has to wait until the timer runs out, while only a few skilled players can continue, is that really enjoyable for everyone? Sure, carrying other players can be fun, and there's nothing wrong with helping each other. But if most of the participants spend an entire 30-minute round waiting or being carried, I think it's worth reconsidering whether that map fits the stream. A good map isn't necessarily a good map for every stream. And please remember that the streamer can decide to change activities whenever they want. There's no need to keep pressuring them. 4. Don't be toxic. This should go without saying, but apparently it still needs to be said. If you're constantly saying "ez" to mock other players, harassing people whenever you win, including spamming phrases like "R.I.P." or blaming everything on luck whenever you lose, you're probably making the experience less enjoyable for everyone else. There's a difference between friendly banter and repeatedly making others uncomfortable. The same goes for deliberately disrupting people who are just trying to finish a course, trolling, starting unnecessary arguments, or making insulting comments. A little consideration for other people goes a long way. ─── I genuinely enjoy visiting Fall Guys streams and meeting people from different communities. I've made so many friends and wonderful memories through them, and that's exactly why I care about these things. I'm not exaggerating when I say I've encountered around ten situations involving these kinds of behavior in just this past week. 😳 I'm not saying everyone needs to be perfect. We all make mistakes, myself included. I used to speak English on a Japanese stream, and I fixed the issue right away next stream because after thinking it was very rude of me. I just wish more people would consider the streamer and the other viewers before doing something. At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun. Let's make sure everyone gets that chance. 🤍 And if none of these points apply to you, there's nothing to worry about. You're a good person 😊👍 (The picture is unrelated. I just added it to help this post getting attention to people who might need to hear this. It's a funny looking photo anyway)

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#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker I already thanked you once during the stream, but I feel like my words weren't nearly enough compared to all the time you've dedicated, so I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you once again. Thank you so much for playing through my entire Basic of Basic series, especially for doing it all on stream! 🥹 You probably have no idea just how much something like this means to map creators. There's something my fellow map creator friends and I always say: "If it weren't for the people who play our maps, we wouldn't be here either." That's how much the people who play our maps mean to us. And you did something so meaningful for not just one or two stages, but an incredible 29 stages! 🤍 I guess having me join you in person made you feel a little pressured, huh? 🤭 Although, to be honest, I'm probably one of the clumsiest players you'll ever meet! 😳 I was actually staying near the back to keep an eye on everyone, just in case someone was struggling, and to carry them whenever they needed help. I've had quite a few things getting me down lately, but seeing everyone welcome me so warmly and greet me with such excitement genuinely made me so happy. 😊 I know that even with all these words, I probably haven't managed to express even half of how genuinely grateful I am. 😢 Still, once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I really, truly appreciate everything you've done. 🫶 - 配信中にも一度お礼を伝えましたが、あなたが費やしてくださった時間に比べると、私の感謝の言葉だけでは全然足りない気がして、こうして改めてお礼を伝えたいと思います。 私の「Basic of Basic」シリーズを、しかも配信で全ステージプレイしてくださって、本当にありがとうございます🥹 こういうことがマップ制作者にとって、どれほど大きな励みになるか、きっと想像以上だと思います。 私や、マップを制作している友達がいつも口にしている言葉があります。 「遊んでくれる人たちがいなかったら、今の私たちもいなかっただろう」 それくらい、私たちにとってプレイしてくださる方々の存在は大切なんです。 そんな大切なことを、1つや2つのステージだけでなく、なんと29ものステージでしてくださったんです🤍 私が直接参加していたので、少しプレッシャーを感じさせてしまったみたいですね🤭 実は、私ほどプレイが下手な人もなかなかいないんですけどね😳 私は、もしかしたら後ろで苦戦している人がいるかもしれないと思って、後方から皆さんの様子を見守り、必要なときにはおんぶしてお手伝いする役をしていました。 最近は落ち込むようなことがたくさんあったのですが、皆さんが温かく迎えてくれて、嬉しそうに挨拶してくださったことが、本当に幸せでした😊 こんな文章だけでは、私の心からの感謝の気持ちの半分も伝えきれないことは分かっています😢 それでも、改めて心から感謝しています。 本当にありがとうございました🫶 @surprise_se

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker First sneak peek of Basic of Basic - 30 🤔

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative #FallGuysMaker New pass spoiler. what do you think?

#FallGuys #FallGuysMaker #FallGuysCreative It was just one short stream, I never streamed on Twitch, I did not promote it on anywhere, yet I got 25 followers, 14 people actively chatting, on 4 am on their time??? Just to see me making maps????? 😳🗣🔥

Giant enter key(this actually works)

#FallGuys #FallGuysCreative @EpicGames @FallGuysGame Fix this. Cannot open friends Tab(which means cannot play parties like duos or squads) Cannot purchase anything. Even when I turn off the mod, it still does not work. Even when I uninstall and reinstall, it still does not work. Even if I reset my computer(backup everything except Fall Guys) it still does not work. There's nothing I can do and this just makes me wonder, Do I have to wait until major 'update'