11-Jun-2016, 1:45 PM
CCLP3 #141: 336 (+2, b-1, Bug Arranging)
CCLP3L #141: 332 L (+4, bc, Bug Arranging)
I hadn't looked that public tws earlier, and my own method was poor in the third room. I guess it still might be. I am also left wondering if the same thing that saves a second in MS will transfer over to Lynx, which is left to be discovered.
CCLP3 #127: 437 (+1, b, Beat the Heat)
Thank you James for helping me with what was becoming pretty frustrating. We shared routes over a year ago, and it was about time I executed this. Having examined tons of options, it was a tiny thing that was missing of course.
CCLP1 #115: 430 (+2, b, California)
So I worked on this before with James and wasn't around when the last improvements were discovered and thus was not directly privy to the route. However, we had talked about avoiding feel bad moments after collaborating on a level if further improvements were found, and James kindly shared the route with me now. This does present an odd situation where five people have shared the same route without it yet being public. Is it time to simply share it with everyone?
Next I think I'll try to work on something by myself for a change
CCLP3L #141: 332 L (+4, bc, Bug Arranging)
I hadn't looked that public tws earlier, and my own method was poor in the third room. I guess it still might be. I am also left wondering if the same thing that saves a second in MS will transfer over to Lynx, which is left to be discovered.
CCLP3 #127: 437 (+1, b, Beat the Heat)
Thank you James for helping me with what was becoming pretty frustrating. We shared routes over a year ago, and it was about time I executed this. Having examined tons of options, it was a tiny thing that was missing of course.
CCLP1 #115: 430 (+2, b, California)
So I worked on this before with James and wasn't around when the last improvements were discovered and thus was not directly privy to the route. However, we had talked about avoiding feel bad moments after collaborating on a level if further improvements were found, and James kindly shared the route with me now. This does present an odd situation where five people have shared the same route without it yet being public. Is it time to simply share it with everyone?
Next I think I'll try to work on something by myself for a change