Long levels in CCLP1

[jblewis]

I hadn't noticed it either! That is just brilliant.

[geodave]

Invisible walls Appearing walls

[micronexer97]

I love those sorts of levels that aren't too hard to solve (e.g. no incredible dodging) but still take around 5 minutes. Like Cake Walk was a fun one for me, working out what goes where, even though it took me 12 minutes.

I say 144 should be a decently long one, like Nobleman from my submissions. And maybe a few scattered. It can't be too easy, I think maybe 3 4*, and quite a few 3*.

[Lessinath]

Remember, what's easy for you may be hard for a new player, so I still think primarily 2 and 3 star levels with a small handful of 4 star levels with 3 or 4 5-star levels spread across the end third (144 and cake walk slots),

[micronexer97]

Remember, what's easy for you may be hard for a new player, so I still think primarily 2 and 3 star levels with a small handful of 4 star levels with 3 or 4 5-star levels spread across the end third (144 and cake walk slots),

I still consider myself a fairly new player, I've only just finished CC1 and have barely done any CCLP2 (11 levels).

[rockdet]

Then it could be interesting to see the stuff you have

[micronexer97]

So if I work on the sort of levels that I think are the right length and have interesting concepts, they'll probably be reallllly easy and good contenders for CCLP1 ^.^

[Markus]

I like long levels if they are interesting and about 2 - 3 star difficulty.

For that reason I hated SCAVENGER HUNT but like PAIN.

[rockdet]

So if I work on the sort of levels that I think are the right length and have interesting concepts, they'll probably be reallllly easy and good contenders for CCLP1 ^.^

Definitely

[jblewis]

So if I work on the sort of levels that I think are the right length and have interesting concepts, they'll probably be reallllly easy and good contenders for CCLP1 ^.^

Sounds good to me.