Who made the toughest levels in CCLP3

[BitBuster]

I think it should expand on the "relationship" between Chip and Melinda, sitcom-like. By the time of CCLP19, it could be a bona fide soap opera.

[jblewis]

If amnesia is involved, it's already going down the soap opera path.

[BitBuster]

Melinda should take advantage of his amnesia and do a mindf--- with him.

"Ok, Chip, go back into the clubhouse. No, you aren't a member of the Bit Busters yet. No, you haven't yet earned the right to take me to the E-prom. No, I'm not giving you any hints regarding 'You Can't Teach An Old Frog New Tricks.' Yes, you must complete 'Bloblake' and 'the end of all time.'"

[Flareon350]

Perhaps the storyline for CCLP4 should be about an entire clubhouse created by Chip -- after which he gets amnesia and must rediscover his own path.

This is actually pretty great! I can totally see this happening as the CCLP4 storyline

[geodave]

THIS is the thread where I should have mentioned Luke & Laura.

[BitBuster]

Well, it's not too late.

[jblewis]

If Chip has to solve "the end of all time," the quest should be to scavenge the clubhouse for resources that can be used to build a cryogenic storage unit.

[BitBuster]

Or to figure out how to leap forward a billion or so years (apparently such a thing is theoretically possible).



Then he gets to the future and finds that his computer had been unplugged by his next-of-kin nearly a billion years previously, when he had gone mysteriously missing and was eventually presumed dead...

[jblewis]

I love how Chip can become stumped by mundane things like that (such as having to check all of the boxes on the control computer when the clubhouse was burning down).

[BitBuster]

He's a likeable enough guy, but he's not the most central chip in the processor*, if you get my drift.





*I have no idea if this actually makes sense. You try writing a variation of "not the sharpest knife in the drawer" about a subject you know nothing about.