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<wowei2> (SPOILER) Added solution "Ballett": let's call the fast solution Techno-dance <wowei> (SPOILER) ... solo at first until anotherone joins in: DingDong someone's knocking at the door somebody's ringing the bell open the door and let'im in (Paul McCartney & the Wings) <wowei> 'dancing' uploaded by wowei: one can dance in many different ways... |
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<Tom 7> (SPOILER) Huh. It looks like there's something more complicated going on here than I needed to solve it, even without guessing. I was just pattern matching on three panels in a row with a heart framer next to them and then a red floor... and then taking the center one. Oh, nevermind, I see what the rule is, and see what it has to do with the title now. ;) By the way--we've seen before that it's possible to work around 'undo' by making the negative consequences by choosing the wrong action affect you much later on than instant death. I'd like to see some more clever ways of forcing the player to figure out the rule instead of guessing for levels like this. |
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<Tom 7> It is a nice clock, but I agree the level itself is too easy; I solved it my first time without even knowing what the panels did. <Doom> The clock is cool, but the level itself is too simple. |
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<mm> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 86 moves (old: 98). |
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<Aprial> 'Beat The Clock' uploaded by Aprial: The more successful version to my old level that should be more interesting. Get to the exit before the X appears, or... -Aprial |
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<Tom 7> 'Figure 6.4' uploaded by Tom 7. |
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<mm> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 184 moves (old: 190). |
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<John Lewis> You're right... I just wanted to upload it because I thought the concept was pretty cool :) (and it was a "guessing" level that actually had logic behind it...) <Doom> I think that this worked better in CC. There's no unlimited undo, so you're forced to think how the level works (unless you use trial and error a lot). It's too easy to cheat in Escape. <Eric119> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 158 moves (old: 170). <John Lewis> 'Knightmare' uploaded by John Lewis: Here we go - I think this looks a lot better... |
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<John Lewis> Moved to graveyard: One small modification I wanted to make... <John Lewis> 'Knightmare' uploaded by John Lewis: Another Chip's Challenge adaptation. Let's see who finds the trick to this one... By the way, I have a new player number now - I bought a MacBook Pro and my old Mac Mini is stored away...hopefully I can transfer my old player file soon. :) |
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<wowei> i did it! :] Especially the second part seemed impossible to solve at first. one of the finest levels in my opinion |
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<wowei> (SPOILER) hey, there was yet another truck. It's without tire-repairs again. |
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<wowei> (SPOILER) wow, hard to describe, why this one seems to be so hard and difficult. Finally I got it after some months, and the surprise facing the easy and fast solution at last is very astonishing. fabulous |
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<wowei> (SPOILER) So there's no going under the truck here. preparing the route, moving and pushing in circles, and finally going the prepared route reminds a bit of sokoban. nice! |
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<wowei> (SPOILER) oh my, I never really noticed that you can go "under the truck". I always thought it is one of the nearly unsolvable levels. Well, it still is a very-hard-to-see level and I simply love the picture. Perhaps now I can go and solve the other truck-level ;) (#807 "i htae the 405") |
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<Eric119> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 81 moves (old: 87). |
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<wowei> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 107 moves (old: 110). |
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<Tom 7> (SPOILER) Added speedrun: 191 moves (old: 192). parallelize waiting and walking to save one move... |
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<mjn> This is a really cool level, and fun to work out on paper. I am glad I did not cheat. (Of course, that means it'll probably be another month before I finish it!) |
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