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Oh, that clarifies. Just make sure your messages are understandable, because the way that was written was very confusing.

It sure is dude <3 !

I've genuinely got no idea where you got that info from? I'm really curious what you will say in response about the source of this information. Also, you're like the only person to say something like that. 

It would be against the spirit of a game jam to hide the members of our team. Not all of them have itch profiles to get added as contributors on the game's page. Still, in a matter of respect and appreciation, they deserve to get a rightful place in the credits.

Thank you for your comment! We are going to fix the guitar problem once the ratings end.

Thank you for the really thoughtful feedback! We are happy to see other jammers like you being satisfied with the results, and taking your time to write comments like these is greatly appreciated. I will make sure to check out your game very soon.

Sorry to hear you didn't get the chance to experience the best side of the game. You usually stop playing guitar by pressing [E] on your keyboard.

We am very happy to get such positive feedback from you! Our team really did put some very decent work and time into this game, and we are proud of its final outcome. Actually none of us is in UCLA, but we are flattered to get such a comparison! You can get an idea of who worked on which part of visuals in the ingame credits though...
We will definitely polish up and finish the game after the ratings close!

I am glad you liked our game! Yeah, ideas like yours did cross our minds, but, you know, scoping things down is just part of a game jam. We will finish the game to an extent we are happy with and publish the full version after the ratings close. It might not cover that much more unique content, as polishing and expanding existing mechanics is our main focus for now. We appreciate the creative thoughts though, and we will consider those while finishing the game.

Thank you!

Well, you're probably right. Although this game was made for the jam, and after we complete it, development will shift to other projects and game jams. We're open to ideas though!

Thank you for your honest feeedback! Comments like yours really help us get a broader variety and understanding of other people's perspectives, and we are happy to consider any suggestions for when we finalize the game to a fully finished state after the jam ends.

Wow, thank you for taking your time and writing such constructive feedback! Criticism is always greatly appreciated. We will use it to improve and release the game in a 100% finished state after the game jam ends. 

I am happy you liked it!

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for the positive feedback!