Who made the toughest levels in CCLP3

[jblewis]

I used to enjoy Cityblock because (a) the ice/force floor room in the SW offered some welcome variety (and made me go, "Yay, more blocks that are closer to the end goal!"), and (B) the sokoban at the end, while frustrating due to its placement in the level, was one of those concepts with which I was obsessed as a kid.

[Flareon350]

I used to enjoy Cityblock because (a) the ice/force floor room in the SW offered some welcome variety (and made me go, "Yay, more blocks that are closer to the end goal!"), and ( B) the sokoban at the end, while frustrating due to its placement in the level, was one of those concepts with which I was obsessed as a kid.

Those are interesting facts J.B. but I just love how the "b" turned cool

I honestly like the sokoban concept at the end as well, however, being that it is at the end of a really long block pushing level makes me dislike it a lot. It wouldn't be so bad or have so much hatred if it were at least in the beginning of the level

[jblewis]

This is going to sound kind of sad, but almost all of the levels I made on paper (and sadly, have since lost) when I was about 7 years old had Cityblock-esque sokobans in them.

[Flareon350]

This is going to sound kind of sad, but almost all of the levels I made on paper (and sadly, have since lost) when I was about 7 years old had Cityblock-esque sokobans in them.

You made levels on paper as a kid too?!?! WOW me too!! I always thought I was one of the only ones

If you really wanna hear something more sad than that, I made about 700+ levels on paper when I was younger (and to top it off, I lost ALL of them)

[BitBuster]

I'm impressed! I mean that you designed that many levels (and on paper no less!), not that you lost them.

[quiznos00]

All the levels I ever designed on paper (probably only 3) involved elements that didn't even exist in CC, i.e. maps that were bigger than 32x32, teleports that were wired to each other, and thieves that stole keys

[Flareon350]

I'm impressed! I mean that you designed that many levels (and on paper no less!), not that you lost them.

This is probably why I have over 400+ levels available on the Internet

All the levels I ever designed on paper (probably only 3) involved elements that didn't even exist in CC, i.e. maps that were bigger than 32x32, teleports that were wired to each other, and thieves that stole keys

LOL that's just awesome

[IceyLava108]

I made an entire notebook of Chip's Challenge levels that I played with my finger and acted like the monsters and blocks moved too.



Also, I STILL have it!!

[geodave]

It never occurred to me to make a level without an editor.

[jblewis]

Bear in mind that I made these before even knowing that an editor existed.