I've been wondering for a while if allowing the mouse to be used in competative play really is useful as a whole. If people enjoy using it somewhere else than just when it's absolutely needed to score high on a level in CC1 or CCLPn, then it should of course be allowed. In either case it does make it harder for new competative players to catch up with the rest :-) What do you think?

This word just started this sentence which starts this blog. This one doesn't.

Anyway, welcome to the wonderful world of being subjected to my thoughts on playing, designing, talking, optimizing, thinking, eating, sleeping, playing again, watching, competing, agonizing, winning, managing, playing, and of course enjoying Chip's Challenge!

And with that, I'm off to bed.

-Miika

Alright, this one I used to play and love back on my Valice.net days, so I think it might work well here, especially with everything revolving around CC. You pick your favorite out of the 2 suggested, then you suggest 2 more. Start!

Paramecium or Bug?

File category: Archived

The level to play for the CCZone January 2012 Treasure Hunter Competition.

• Fixed hint typo and copyright thing, replaced a misplaced bomb.

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Treasure Hunter

January 2012



Name of level: Hoarders of the Night



To be played in MS



Time Limit: 500



Created by Rock Généreux



Deadline: February 1st, 0:00



Link: http://cczone.invisi...ion-jan2012ccl/ (Be sure to have v.1.2)



Be sure to take note of the rules of this new competition:

- Your AVI or TWS recording should be sent to one of the Competition staff. Mine is rocket_rg@msn.com



- This focuses on item collecting.



- It's not necessarily the fastest time that wins



- Collecting specific items give your points.



- Using keys do not subtract your points.



- A global leaderboard will be used to judge the final winner.



- The points are:



Chip - 1 point

Green Key - 3 points

Red Key - 3 points

Yellow Key - 3 points

Blue Key - 5 points



Fire Boots - 10 points

Suction Boots - 10 points

Ice Skates - 10 points

Flippers - 10 points



Completion Bonus - 20 points (+1 point for every 10 seconds left on the clock)



On that note, have a sane competition, and may the best chipster win!

Might as well do it for CCLP2, someone can post a CCLP3 one if they want...

Mine is Key Color. Gauntlet is simply too short, though it's interesting while it lasts. Run-A-Muck is hell, and the teeth rearrangement part makes me hate it even more. I except Cloner's Maze to be the most popular, but I dislike the part after a good ten minutes into the level where you must be very precise with trap timing (involving a glider you can barely see), or else the whole level will be cooked. I like the unorthodox design of Neptune, but again, there's not much too it. Key Color is a great conclusion to the set and is designed very elegantly, and it might be my favorite final level of the three sets.

Thoughts?

So does anyone still play Pokemon games? I think they're still pretty addicting, even the new one Pokemon White and Black. Of course, nothing can beat the original 150, and it's always a great game to play on the go, although I've never got a Pokemon to level 100 yet. My favourite Pokemon is Charizard. What about you guys?

Here's my second levelset I've made, though it's only around half finished.

It's currently 55 levels with a dummy level at the end. I will be trying to finish more levels in the next while, so I can get this set up to hopefully 149 levels.

Some are pretty hard, and other aren't so bad.

It can be found here:

http://cczone.invisionzone.com/index.php?/files/file/9-bhls2ccl/

Thanks, and have fun

File category: CC1 Levelsets


My full second set. Contains 70 levels, starting off easy, but really increasing in difficulty later on.

~Ben Hornlitz

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