IHNN's scores

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP4 (MS)<br style="background-color:#ffffff; color:#353c41; font-size:14px; text-align:start">074: 347 (+2, bc) [Technopathic]

6,099,720 (118 bolds)

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP1 (MS)

110: [846] (+2, b+1) [Gladlands] (joint bold with James Anderson)

Same b-6 score, back at 143 bolds and 645 total. Stop stealing my bolds guys!

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP1 (MS)
093: 327 (+3, b+1) [Flame War] (joint bold with Kacper, set November 5th)

So, this happened. I did say I was going to go for the rest of these if this happened...

028: 276 (+1, b) [The Last Starfighter] (1 hour of attempts, set November 6th)

I went for BoaP first, immediately after. After a few hours I went to sleep for the night. When I got back from work (early, due to being sick) on the 6th I didn't want to continue that grind. So, I went for this one and miraculously got it. Probably around 7-8 hours total, +/- 2 hours counting my past attempts. I'm super glad I didn't choke the execution here. Then back on the BoaP grind.

I ended up unable to go to work on the 7th due to this stupid cold. That just meant more blob time.
117: 255 (+2, b) [Blobs on a Plane] (8 hours of attempts, set November 7th)

It's better to be lucky than good. I made a tactical mistake on the way back from the suction boots after a good thirty second think, with a blob 2 tiles up and another 2U2R. I had misjudged the second blob and thought it could interfere, and so elected to step LU instead of U, deliberately spending my 2 moves of buffer. In hindsight, this was a mistake given the probabilities of success for what I knew. U was more likely to work as LU given an L blob move would spell disaster. Except, I had misjudged the step AND U would have been immediate death, as the blob moved D, and so LU was actually the correct decision in a vacuum for survival! Though even given hindsight, a very difficult move to have to make. And so, the last of the random levels fell. (further analysis shows that some of that analysis could be wrong. Regardless, my mental picture and the actual level didn't mesh and I made a questionable decision that happened to be the absolute correct one)

051: 274 (+1, b) [H2O Below 273 K] (slightly earlier today)

This one was inevitable. Still took 5 or 6 hours of attempts, but some heavy duty practice on the left half paid off. Dropped [1/2] in rooms 6 and 7 but hung on in the end.
6,006,000 (147 bolds) (b)

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP2 (MS)

142: 520 (+2, bc) [Chomper Romp]

6,047,200 (141 bolds)

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP4 (MS)

116: 317 (+1, bc) [It's Not Called Spam for Nothing]

6,099,730 (118 bolds)

Colony next?

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP1 (MS)

136: [885] (+1, b+1) [Whirlpool]

6,006,000 (147 bolds) (b)

CC1 (MS)

100: [911] (+1, bc?) [Colony]

5,977,530 (140 bolds)

Thanks J.B. for making this public! I don't care about the confirm, but I do like my bold count... editing because I didn't want a new post and no one else has yet.

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP1 (MS)

122: 651 (+1, b) [Jeepers Creepers]

6,006,010 (147 bolds) (b)

Thank you Shane for the collaboration on cracking this, excellent final insight!

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP4 (MS)

123: 663 (+42, bc) [Life Is Not a Puzzle]

6,100,150 (119 bolds)

Life may not be a puzzle, but Chip's Challenge is full of them. This one is bold #650. Here's to another... 25? 50?

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP4 (MS)

038: 209 (+1, bc) [Detonation Station]

123: 664 (+1, b+1) [Life Is Not a Puzzle] (Joint bold with J.B., I believe my name should be first)

6,100,170 (119 bolds)

[Ihavenoname248]

CCLP4 (MS)

144: 731 (+56, b+1) [Paradigm Shift]

6,100,730 (120 bolds)