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i hope this comes across as genuine, because I mean every bit of it. I am a very big fan of all of your games. I can't tell you how many hours I've spent learning how to run in QWOP, getting a raisin at the top of mount GIRP, and streaming competitive Pole Riders with my roommate. I live in a pro-gaming house with some of the best Starcraft 2 players in the world, and I do my absolute best to represent the Foddy games in the house. These are the games they can't beat me in. This AMA, and Sportsfriends makes me incredibly excited, and I can not wait to play whatever comes along with it. So just thank you, and keep up the good work.

Now to just figure out how much money I can spare to donate....

edit: Fuck it. Have $100 dollars.

PS. I can run like a normal human being in QWOP.

Edit 2: Okay so people are asking how to run in QWOP, let me see if I can explain this:

you do a long O, and short W to start it. Think of it as halfway between your OW combination into your QP. Almost a moment after pressing and holding O, you'll hold W. This will take your first step. Practice that quite a bit. It'll take a little time to get comfortable with, but that's how you should start every game.

Then your general motion goes like this:

Q----xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-------------------------------

W--------------------xxxxxxxxxxxxx-----------------

O--------------------------xxxxxxxx------------------

P---------xxxxxxxxxx--------------------------------

Is sort of how you play it. The Q and the W are your main driving buttons, so typically when you let go of one, you press the other. The O and P are your 'finesse' buttons. They're to drive your leg and push off with your feet. You just keep alternating long Q's and W's with taps to keep your legs moving and shorter holds of O and P to keep your balance and push off with your feet.

That is very basic, and as soon as your can associate the keys with the parts of the legs, and you have that rhythm sort of down, it'll start to make a lot more sense.

edit 3: video proof