well I might have to work on it a lot more then. I don't like having a blocker down on the lower level.

anywho here's two others. (both remakes) Four Lix and a Funeral finally (this is actually an adaptation by Pieuw).  I had a little trouble with this level, It may require more work, I found it frustrating to complete. But somebody will probably find an easy back route

(Incidentally, I think Prelude and Hard to Port are both overrated in the current list.)

I make a motion to agree with that statement

-I'd like to add Soulful Bounding Leap now; it's my only level that wraps around and I fixed the old backroutes simply. The update took care of one

-Show of Hands is scrapped. Ignore my earlier comments. I don't ever wanna see it again. After frustratingly working on it I realized even with the RR update it's pointless.

and then...

!!!!! you've put in the original graphic sets!!

but... are we allowed to use these? Should we? Are some of them supposed to replace the ones which weren't finished like the underground set?
I'm apprehensive because they have a different resolution than the new stuff. (and I've grown to like the new sets ) However, I did put marble's acid into Soulful Bounding Leap to kind of test it out.  I was tired of water and wanted something different in that level.

alright, here is the hard version of 'critical procedures'. This level (levels) turned out really nice. I gave Steve part of the credit on this one since you came up with that solution. I figure it's no big deal that the harder solution is also possible in the easier version since that was the case with many of the repeats in Original Lemmings. Oh, & tell me if the steel is looks good/bad or hinders in any way. It's kind of a mix between an artistic difference between the easier and to throw the player off a little.
I'm curious to see how hard others think this one is.

since you can't cut/paste into Lix I have no way of getting an "o" with the two dots above it in the German title. I guess it's no big deal 'cause in this instance "manover" doesn't have any meaning. (at least Google translate tells me so. I Wouldn't want to inadvertently change the meaning into something else of course that could be funny.)

also, I'm starting to love the new skills. Particularly "paragliding floaters"

note: I normally don't post a lot of my own replays because I like to take my time with levels and I don't solve them quickly.

EDIT: I finally finalized 'Five for Fighting'. The time limit now limits you to Clam Spammer's solution (which I liked the best).

I think I'm going to make 59/60 required and leave a few different solutions available. I almost have to, I don't wanna make any real drastic changes to the layout. I want it to look fairly neat and simple at first. the feedback was very helpful. 
After that I think I'm going to leave it as is for now at least. Proxima's second solution is good enough. (it would do away with my own solution but I used a similar miner trick on my last level anyway). Steve's solution is still possible but I don't think many people will see that (at least not before the other solutions)
However, Steve's solution is savagely genius enough that I may  make two version of this level.  Either that or I'll make another level using that trick. (Unless you plan to)

I didn't bother to upload it since all that needs changing is the required #. Just change the # to 59/60 (if you add this one to the list).

I like Endeavor. I haven't solved it after a few minutes yet so it's not extremely easy.

EDIT: ignore the edit

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I've noticed that in many of the cases, having more skills or a variety and simpler landscape makes a more difficult level. The key is to have many options available while most are red herrings. (making a person go down the wrong line of thinking which can be hard to get out of). But that's just what I've observed.

wow... these backroutes are tough to get rid of. And I'm not entirely sure I want to either. You said you liked the level and you don't think it's too easy as is? The thing is, the required saved # is a factor here... If your interested, I attached my solution for feedback.

In any case; I have a possible fix for one; and that is a oow which I think would look interesting as well (make it look a little more challenging) although digger behavior on oow would be a factor in this.
for the second; adding 1 or multiple large steel blocks to the top left corner of the lower terrain would fix that up but I really don't like the way that looks for some reason.

on another note: did a working version of Brickout ever get made? Because if you ever decide to do away with it (i hope not); I really like the idea behind it (not the borderline glitchy part but the other part). I think it's hidden well and I'd like to make a level similar to this if you change brickout greatly.

damn backroutes... the route of all evil. 

a good solution indeed, however I want the cube to be used much differently. It'll take some time to work out.

in my post; I was referring to myself and my levels not in general. But what is more important is I finally made a level with a cuber. I also realize I neglected some of my older levels, specifically Soulful Leap. I didn't have the time.

Havoc 5: There's Madness in the Method






Number of lemmings: 20
Save 100%
Skills: 2 cb/0 ft/1 bomb/2 bock/ 1 bild/2 bash/2 min/0 dig
Time: 4:00
Release rate: 1

Good: great difficult puzzle. For it's time it really was "madness". I also really like the artistic qualities.

Bad: Timing can be a tad tricky. Due  to either the miner glitch or some other reason it's tough to get the lemmings in the right position so the first miner doesn't fall to his death (but the rest survive).