PR2-Luna Campaign Week 5

[Justice]

3301
by Mfdom

This is my submission for the space mission.
My level dont be dissin I'm on mah toilet...thinking of better lyrics...

Attention, everyone. Just give up now.

[the hat bonuser]

FRAN YOU STOLE MY IDEA!! >:|

This one was supposed to be mine, argh! :'(

Dude! I thought he copied your level, too! Yours was way better, btw, but you needed more time to make it easier for the newbz.

3301
by Mfdom

This is my submission for the space mission.
My level dont be dissin I'm on mah toilet...thinking of better lyrics...

That's a REALLY cool level, I'm glad you submitted it!

I tried Kwing's level. I enjoyed it. It see how it got second place. However Evacuation uses some odd walk through blocks glitch, also a number of other glitches I've known about. It puzzles me more how he got the blocks to work that way. It isn't really a common thing to see in a level, nor will a player probably ever encounter it again unless he plays a lot of levels besides the campaign. New players will be totally lost though.

That is SO true...

[AlphaZ]

Your plan didn't work out so well...

/insidejoke.

LOL i would have literally died if it did.

[Mr.Black.]

Well, congratulations Subteap, and good luck everyone else!

[skiba]

Mine is kind of a story...

Getting to the moon by theblueberryman

[Kwing]

New players will be totally lost though.

That's exactly why I didn't use more glitches. I have a level on Kwing95 called "Compact Glitches" that reuses block patterns in clever ways to make players think a bit, and to revisit old areas with a very nice puzzle flair to it, but I left that kind of stuff out so that newer players wouldn't get stuck. I also have a level called "Glitch Combo" on the same account which requires players to perform two glitches simultaneously several times over. It requires a lot of brain power and even has some great non-linear bits going on, but just isn't right for newer players.

My level stayed mostly simplistic because I thought it would be better just to tell players how to 'unlock' doors, and that only one door could be unlocked at a time.

[the hat bonuser]

You just needed to add more time, Kwing.

[Jiqgmin]

Everyone that won or became runner up in any of the weeks should get the parts now

No work for me < because I already have the parts some how.

[Brennan.Michener]

When i get back on PR2 imma redo my Toughest lvl because it is to easy (Even though i cant beat it lol) also imma make a tough and tougher lvl (Tough on Brennan.Michener Tougher on WolfMan473 and Toughest on both. When i post em if you guys want to play em let me know what u think and ill be sure to change and edit it to ur guys' likings. Not sure why im posting this but OK. so Check out my lvls ppl and let me know what u think.

[Mfdom]

That's exactly why I didn't use more glitches. I have a level on Kwing95 called "Compact Glitches" that reuses block patterns in clever ways to make players think a bit, and to revisit old areas with a very nice puzzle flair to it, but I left that kind of stuff out so that newer players wouldn't get stuck. I also have a level called "Glitch Combo" on the same account which requires players to perform two glitches simultaneously several times over. It requires a lot of brain power and even has some great non-linear bits going on, but just isn't right for newer players.

My level stayed mostly simplistic because I thought it would be better just to tell players how to 'unlock' doors, and that only one door could be unlocked at a time.

I know, I mean you jump at the wall and go through the block, how would you have figured that out unless you usually jump at the walls in games. For newer players it'll be like entering another dimension where the block's physics you were learning are now twisted and nothing makes sense and then... back to the normal game. But eh, maybe it's an interesting twist. Certainly wont figure out everything right away on your first try of course.

[Scythe]

Hmm… this will be interesting… and I don't really know if I can redo my level for this week, it's more of a tough/er level… so I'm pulling out AGAIN! But tle Last 3 weeks… all in!

[J3NNiF3R]

I've been working really hard on one then I stopped
Gotta finish fast D:

[Suuper]

I really don't see how Subteap's level is too confusing. It pretty much tells you what to do. "Go here". "Do this".
I actually found that there was extremely little "puzzle" to it.

[Mfdom]

I really don't see how Subteap's level is too confusing. It pretty much tells you what to do. "Go here". "Do this".
I actually found that there was extremely little "puzzle" to it.

But the fact that it implements a "falling through blocks" glitch is misleading to newer players that other levels will be the same. Since there is very little indication in the blocks themselves that they can be passed through, the level maker must draw out signs pointing to the solution, defeating the purpose of the level just for a glitch. Perhaps this would have been a better idea if it was implemented into a level that was being entered for one of the later campaigns slots like zero gravity maybe.

[the hat bonuser]

But the fact that it implements a "falling through blocks" glitch is misleading to newer players that other levels will be the same. Since there is very little indication in the blocks themselves that they can be passed through, the level maker must draw out signs pointing to the solution, defeating the purpose of the level just for a glitch. Perhaps this would have been a better idea if it was implemented into a level that was being entered for one of the later campaigns slots like zero gravity maybe.

Maybe not zero gravity, perhaps. I don't think it should have been implemented at all! What kind of moral lesson is Jiggmin trying to teach here when he deliberately encourages people to think that they can now jump through walls just because they think it's one of the choices, where practically every level in pr2 discourages that. Why teach one thing when it will not be used in the future? I don't think Jiggy really put himself in a newbs shoes this time, I think he just wanted to show off his game, truthfully.
No offense, Jiggy.
Also tell me if you think I repeated practically what you said. Because I agree with you on the whole.

[Kwing]

You just needed to add more time, Kwing.

Despite the fact that I beat Airlock in 4:16 using 25/25/25 stats, I did add an extra 3 minutes to the timer for those slowpokes out there.

I think it's hilarious that of all of the levels chosen so far, the only one people are really satisfied with right now is First Frontier. People wanted Darkai's level for Week 2, my level for week 3 (although I personally would have liked to see SoulRipper's level win that one), and I see a lot of people in this thread saying my level was better than Subteap's (though I haven't played last week's levels enough to form an opinion on who should have won).

[the hat bonuser]

Despite the fact that I beat Airlock in 4:16 using 25/25/25 stats, I did add an extra 3 minutes to the timer for those slowpokes out there.

I think it's hilarious that of all of the levels chosen so far, the only one people are really satisfied with right now is First Frontier. People wanted Darkai's level for Week 2, my level for week 3 (although I personally would have liked to see SoulRipper's level win that one), and I see a lot of people in this thread saying my level was better than Subteap's (though I haven't played last week's levels enough to form an opinion on who should have won).

LOL You are sdo right. I actally wanted xXSuper3Xx's level for week 2, but, hey. Personally I would have been more satisfied with your level, Airlock, even though it has glitches.

[Light2Shine]

Yoshi space by jani00

[fran10]

But the fact that it implements a "falling through blocks" glitch is misleading to newer players that other levels will be the same. Since there is very little indication in the blocks themselves that they can be passed through, the level maker must draw out signs pointing to the solution, defeating the purpose of the level just for a glitch. Perhaps this would have been a better idea if it was implemented into a level that was being entered for one of the later campaigns slots like zero gravity maybe.

All I wanted to do by adding that glitch was make my level unique. I did include several little hints leading to the solutions, if you haven't already noticed. I was highly doubting that my level would be chosen; at the end it's Jiggmin who makes the decisions.

[My Baby Jawa]

Gratz!