Stupid deaths.

[Lessinath]

I did the same thing on skate search.

[KeyboardWielder]

I did the same thing on skate search.

Me too! Amazing!

- Madhav.

[geodave]

Really tired of my pictures not posting....

[BitBuster]

This was incredibly annoying, being so close to the end of Twisted Chambers:

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The ffs in that level took me forever in MS.

I had a similar problem at the end of Mistakes. Because I didn't feel like going through that all again just to get killed, I semi-cheated: I copied the level into a new set, placed Chip near the end, and played that small section until I'd perfected it. Then I went back and played the full level for real.



Is this a popular technique in the Chips community? How severe is it on the "cheating" scale? For the record, I also did this for Freezer (the fireball room) and a few other levels in CCLP3 (specific titles elude me at present)...

[geodave]

I don't consider that cheating. I've done it for many levels. As long as you go back and do the whole level.

[BitBuster]

Phew! I think I'd have gone mad if I had to solve the block room in Floating Plaza without the benefit of an edited level.

[Flareon350]

The sokoban in Floating Plaza isn't that bad once you know how to solve it. It's the blockslide portion of the level I don't approve of.

[geodave]

The sokoban in Floating Plaza isn't that bad once you know how to solve it. It's the blockslide portion of the level I don't approve of.

ALL sokobans aren't that bad once you know how to solve them!!!!

That particular sokoban did cause me many hours of consternation.

[Markus]

I actually found the sokoban in floating plaza quite easy, I managed it on my first attempt . It is easy to avoid mistakes that will cook it and the structure is simple.

[jblewis]

The sokoban in Floating Plaza isn't that bad once you know how to solve it. It's the blockslide portion of the level I don't approve of.

At least you can go to that part whenever you'd like after you finish the beginning, though.