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Which would you eliminate? - BitBuster - 22-Feb-2012 Quote:And without blobs, there wouldn't be Bloblake . Or the potential busts in those CCLP2 levels (including the one that was fixed). Seriously, though, I think that tanks are far more interesting than pink balls, even if their range of motion is effectively the same. The buttons make the difference. Which would you eliminate? - tensorpudding - 22-Feb-2012 Pink balls are utility monsters. They work well for "machines" of monsters hitting buttons because their motions are the most highly constrained of any monster besides the tank. You don't have to worry about things getting busted by having a ball diverted from one area to another by a block. When I think of noteworthy pink ball levels, I think of Beachballs from CCLP3, which seems to encompass most interesting aspects of pink balls. Which would you eliminate? - tensorpudding - 22-Feb-2012 Quote:And without blobs, there wouldn't be Bloblake . A good reason to remove blobs. Which would you eliminate? - BitBuster - 22-Feb-2012 Quote:Pink balls are utility monsters. They work well for "machines" of monsters hitting buttons because their motions are the most highly constrained of any monster besides the tank. You don't have to worry about things getting busted by having a ball diverted from one area to another by a block. Very good points. Certainly the game would lose something by cutting pink balls...I just think that it would cause the least "damage." Perhaps designers appreciate them more than players? I just know that, in general (and to me), pink-ball-heavy levels tend to be less interesting than levels that involve bug rerouting, fireball arranging, etc. That said, it's almost always less stressful to deal with pink balls than it is with blobs. Which would you eliminate? - rockdet - 22-Feb-2012 Seems that someone didn't get the obvious joke there. And it's a "pick-and-remove" game so obviously none of these monsters should be removed. I have to conclude that paramecia/bugs are really, really underestimated and underused. Which would you eliminate? - BitBuster - 22-Feb-2012 I got the joke. It made me smile. I'm not sure about bugs being underestimated and underused; actually, I think the "bug circling a chip" concept is way overused. Which would you eliminate? - rockdet - 22-Feb-2012 But there's way more than simply that. Possibilities are vast. Which would you eliminate? - BitBuster - 22-Feb-2012 Maybe I should amend my statement: I'm not sure about them being underused. It may well be that they're underestimated, given the somewhat anodyne uses they're often put to. Which would you eliminate? - tensorpudding - 22-Feb-2012 Quote:I have to conclude that paramecia/bugs are really, really underestimated and underused. I think they're hardly underused, except maybe possibly in cloning machines, because of the C/B glitch making it difficult. Which would you eliminate? - AdrenalinDragon - 27-Feb-2012 I'd get rid of the blocks! Who needs blocks which do ? |