04-Mar-2021, 11:51 AM
Erm... i’m thinking maybe dirt stopping them boulder tiles, and the boulder tiles having an arrow or some indication where they fall once the dirt (or other obstacle) is removed. Or selecting a direction in which all boulder falls within a level. If not, all boulders just fall south.
Maybe this last option would be the most logical or less of a hassle to deal with, but the first option would be more of a designer’s dream. Also, we’d first have to explain why only boulders are affected by gravity, and why gravity in CC doesn’t mean falling to the floor, but instead, falling to one side of the room/level. Also, a helmet would be needed for not getting crushed by the boulder. Under no circumstance should Chip just casually not get crushed by the boulder... He’s vulnerable to almost everything.
If you paint a tomato blue, would it accept its new color or still consider itself red at heart?
Maybe this last option would be the most logical or less of a hassle to deal with, but the first option would be more of a designer’s dream. Also, we’d first have to explain why only boulders are affected by gravity, and why gravity in CC doesn’t mean falling to the floor, but instead, falling to one side of the room/level. Also, a helmet would be needed for not getting crushed by the boulder. Under no circumstance should Chip just casually not get crushed by the boulder... He’s vulnerable to almost everything.
If you paint a tomato blue, would it accept its new color or still consider itself red at heart?
