25-Aug-2014, 1:53 PM
The biggest issue I will have is not submitting levels I don't think are particularly good.
What I mean is, I certainly have made some loser levels (Circle, among others), but it's much more difficult for me to tell which levels the community will like and vote in (ITP anyone?) and those that I think make a better fit (Waterwings for example).
If I extrapolate this to other designers (and based on what I've seen it's fair), we will end up with wayyyyyy too many levels again, most of which we've already seen a couple times.
So, any ideas on how to a) stimulate level design and b) reduce re-admission of crappy levels?
After all, crappy is in the eye of the beholder. And yes, A Puzzle will be submitted for CCLP4.
What I mean is, I certainly have made some loser levels (Circle, among others), but it's much more difficult for me to tell which levels the community will like and vote in (ITP anyone?) and those that I think make a better fit (Waterwings for example).
If I extrapolate this to other designers (and based on what I've seen it's fair), we will end up with wayyyyyy too many levels again, most of which we've already seen a couple times.
So, any ideas on how to a) stimulate level design and b) reduce re-admission of crappy levels?
After all, crappy is in the eye of the beholder. And yes, A Puzzle will be submitted for CCLP4.
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