Ask the CCLP1 Staff!

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Can I pre-order CCLP1?

Will CCLP1 have DLC releasing later this year?

Why can't I sleep at night?

Is CCLP1 going to be suggested to be used along with Tile World 2, or will this type of thing not exist at release and shortly afterward?

How long did assembling one voting pack of 50 submitted levels take to create?

Will CCLP1 have a CCLP1 soundtrack?

Are there any plans to create a rendition of CC1 that will be free-to-play and allow beginners to experience a levelset similar to the original without having to deal with illegally acquiring the original game?

Will this be an add-on to Chip's Challenge?

If Chuck's Challenge official level packs became a reality, using the same process as for Chip's Challenge official level packs, would you rather move on to the newer game or stick with the foundation?

Do you think the voting poll system used could have been better, or do you think that a really good way to be able to vote? If the former, what would you change about it?

Will Satan play this level pack, or has he already been given early access?

If you were allowed to add one level to CCLP1 that would allow the count to informally add up to 150, what level would you choose? (use any level that isn't in the final 149!)

Considering CCLP2 is technically the sequel to this pack, do you think that it fits as an official sequel?

If CCLP1, for whatever reason, is released a day late, does everyone get a cookie for being patient and waiting an extra day to play it?

As most of us are aware, CC1 was strict (due to originally being released for the Lynx, later ported to MS) about the touching of the border, but there was one tile on CHILLER that you could use to somewhat secretly make contact with the border. Is such an accident, or perhaps an easter egg, going to be present within CCLP1, or was this coincidence found in the original set just something to be ignored?

Using a unit of time, or a level slot, how long do you think it will be for veterans/long-time players to 'get stuck' at one point and use the editor to cheat?

If I solve three levels in a row without dying, do I get a UAV?

Pre-order: Perhaps, but it will be unfinished and not fun to play.

DLC: Maybe, in the form of a set called CCLP1Rejects.dat

Sleep: You are too excited about the upcoming release of CCLP1.

TW2: Except if CCLP1 will be made available in a hyper secret new file format, it will be playable in MSCC, TW1 and TW2. And if TW2 is deleted from CCZone, it will still be available for download somewhere else.

Voting packs: I have no idea.

Soundtrack: Maybe, but a new version of TW would be required.

CC1: That is CCLP1.

Add-on: Well, every additional levelset can be considered an add-on.

Chuck's Challenge: One way or another, I will not move to Chuck's Challenge.

Poll system: Personally, I liked it, except in the end, when it was quite buggy.

Satan: Ask Tyler.

Level 150: The end of all time!

CCLP2: It would have to be both a sequel to CC1 and CCLP1.

CCLP1: I don't like cookies, no thanks.

CC1: The border acts like a wall in Lynx, but not in Pedantic Lynx. It was decided that CCLP1 would not work in Pedantic Lynx, so I guess you will be able to touch the border many times.

Cheating: The Nuts and Bolts slot.

UAV: No. You would have to score bold on the first try for at least 100 levels to beat Pieguy and get one.

Given the awesomeness a beginner may experience in CCLP1, what if they were curious to know what the original game was like? What then...?

They go to the abandonware sites, download it and run it in DOSBox.