...I was intrigued enough when I saw Ben's solution on Youtube, but honestly, I have to confess that I also don't "get" the mass appeal (maybe it'd be different if I actually had the stamina/patience/brain to beat it?). A lot of the "solutions" just seem to be fairly random, convoluted tricks.
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Plus the fact that after all this labour to get it to work, you have to face an ultimate puzzle in the last room, which requires pin-point accuracy...
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Quote:Plus the fact that after all this labour to get it to work, you have to face an ultimate puzzle in the last room, which requires pin-point accuracy...
Yeah, the last room I don't like either. Maybe if I can manage to complete it, I might like it a little more.
Yeah, last-room-shenanigans are always a bummer. "Mistakes" in CCLP3 got me the first time around...
Admittedly, the TW2 version where the "camera" follows the moving Teeth is pretty impressive. Still, I contend that it's a better spectacle than a puzzle.
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Quote:Plus the fact that after all this labour to get it to work, you have to face an ultimate puzzle in the last room, which requires pin-point accuracy...
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It is so challenging, that the "crazy bold people" love it. BTW, I very much enjoyed completing this level, but I won't bother playing it again. Except, of course, that I still have to beat it in MS.
It is very creative, but such a complex level is very frustrating and makes me wish for a Save button.
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Quote:Admittedly, the TW2 version where the "camera" follows the moving Teeth is pretty impressive. Still, I contend that it's a better spectacle than a puzzle.
EXACTLY my point of view.
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Quote:To quote Wile E Coyote: "Why do they always want to do it the hard way?"
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I really want to know the intended way. I recently beat this level using some AVI help, and the solution it used was both extremely difficult and probably not Lynx compatible.
After dying a few times late in the level, I got extremely proficient at the early parts, which definitely made me enjoy it more. I might even try to optimize it, despite never really optimizing anything before 
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Quote:Am I crazy or did I read Caves is your favorite all time CC level??
Caves is definitely my favourite CC level  . It's so simple but so difficult to solve. I did get a little frustrated when I first played it, however when I found a solution I realised that it is actually a pretty easy level. 
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