Yes, it's quite sad I found this fan art I liked: http://couchkitty.tumblr.com/image/123955015764

Hi, it's me again!
I made this topic so I don't need to start a new topic every time I have a question.
This time I'd like to know: when do you think newcomers learn to reverse a Lemming's direction using a builder to build into the ground? At what rating levels? And should it be incorporated into another puzzle, or in a tutorial-style level? I can't recall where the original Lemmings learnt it, as I originally learnt the trick from ONML.

Edit Simon: Thread title.

I think this would be really good. The 8 levels that come with it now are very nice, but more, especially on things like teleporters, radiation and gimmicks would be wanted.

Would it be possible to have the editor remember which window panels are placed where? I always have the same setup (left square skills, middle bar inspector, right bar room settings), and it'd be very convenient if you could set a standard setup like that.

Carrot, accidentally clicked "mark all as read" >.<

Wow, I did much better than expected! I didn't have any idea for questions 1, 2, 5, 7 & 8 and I googled for pretty much every question, but on most it actually turned out well. This was also the first time I didn't fail horrendously on the inverse scoring questions, I think.
It's a shame that the Quidditch didn't work out, but I did well on the other ones. I actually quite liked these questions in the end, even though I had to Google quite a few of them. Most are quite interesting.
I'm quite surprised that seriously everyone answered either Tails or Dr. Eggman. I wasn't too sure about which to choose from those two, but I was also seriously considering Shadow, and perhaps even Knuckles. But maybe Tails is more popular than I thought.
Thanks for hosting!

I think I finally get the music situation.
I thought you needed to use Amiga music, but I now think it doesn't matter where it's from, as long as it's in the format .it. Is that correct?

From now on I should save a replay at moments like that, so I could show you my way of solving it.
Also, I liked Russian Rescue.