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Lix Levels / Wibble's thoughts on Lix Lemforum levels
« on: August 11, 2020, 05:04:25 PM »
On the Quirky set
Overall an enjoyable set of levels that don't just rely on using 2 blockers and a trailblazer like so many of the originals. All have a different feel to them.
Levels that are easier than their placing -
Levels that are harder than their placing -
Other notes
All Around the World - the method I have attached in the replay has pretty exact placement of skills.
Another Lix in the Wall - I noticed in another thread there was mention of losing a platform for this one as it was quite a fiddly method somewhere. My attached solution uses a platform but isn't fiddly at all. Is mine the intended method?
In terms of favourite levels for aesthetics, I seem to go for the 2 extremes - Insane Steve seems to favour very minimalist looking levels that appear much more horrible than they really are to complete, whilst Michael S Repton's levels feel more true to the art style of the original games and add a touch of nostalgia.
Favourites to play in particular were Tribute to Flagpole Sitting, Box Set, The Rainbow Road, The Final Sacrifice, and Every Which Way But Loose.
Overall an enjoyable set of levels that don't just rely on using 2 blockers and a trailblazer like so many of the originals. All have a different feel to them.
Levels that are easier than their placing -
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Levels that are harder than their placing -
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Other notes
All Around the World - the method I have attached in the replay has pretty exact placement of skills.
Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Another Lix in the Wall - I noticed in another thread there was mention of losing a platform for this one as it was quite a fiddly method somewhere. My attached solution uses a platform but isn't fiddly at all. Is mine the intended method?
In terms of favourite levels for aesthetics, I seem to go for the 2 extremes - Insane Steve seems to favour very minimalist looking levels that appear much more horrible than they really are to complete, whilst Michael S Repton's levels feel more true to the art style of the original games and add a touch of nostalgia.
Favourites to play in particular were Tribute to Flagpole Sitting, Box Set, The Rainbow Road, The Final Sacrifice, and Every Which Way But Loose.