It seems to be the same version? [smiley=huh.gif]

That's an interesting thought, perhaps we could have nomintations for some of our favourite games to be vgaspec levels? I'm sure I'd jump at the chance to do Super Mario Bros Lemmings

I think you'll have a hard work doing that; I don't know Super Mario too much, but I remember it as a very colorful game. The limited number of colors might become a difficult problem there. However I'd be interested in the result.
For my next set I'm making a level with Supaplex graphic. The limited color palette gives me some problems: I can only use 4 or 5 of originally about 40 sprites. It uses glitches, but I could also make one level for the remake without.
(Obviously I like the idea of special graphics levels.)

JM14 - Level 6: Sweet Helen
Save 40/60
RR: 20
time: 4 minutes
Good: Well, the original design of the level isn't bad.
Bad: The slight terrain change at the left doesn't look good however; there were a few possibilites to make the level at least a bit harder, e.g. cutting off some time, increasing the percentage to save by a little more than just a few points, only giving the necessary skills (I mean just cutting off the stuff you'd neither use even if it was given doesn't make the level harder in any way), but none of them were used - come on, this ain't harder than the original version, and that was a rating 'tame' level; and at last used a hidden trap trying to give the level at least a bit of difficulty.

And btw I dislike hidden traps: in most cases they have been used to make levels not being hard a little less easy, there are a lot of examples for that in the original lemmings and ONML, and this level is one too. I think really good levels don't need something like that. Requiring the player to think is a much better attribute for a level in my opinion.

@ tseug: It somehow seems that you're giving away your non-complete pack for playing already...at that occasion...
it would be nice if you could send them also to me (geoo89(ad)gmail(dod)com)

Well, I completely backdoored it: [highlight]Have the lemmings at the right mine and bash to the exit, the lemmings from the left dig twice to get into the cell at the bottom. Have one lemming from the right build over the exit to the bottom of this cell. After hitting his head, have him build again and then bash to free the other lemmings. That's all.[/highlight]

I'd actually say it would neither fit in the case "Oh no! Archers!", but firstly I don't know the exact emphasis, i.e. how it is exactly meant, and secondly my English isn't perfect either.
I think defining the meanings of "Ach nein(!)" is quite difficult because its use depends on the region. In my region I actually know four uses (I write it in slang here): "Ach nee.", and three times "Och n&#F6;!".
First is meant ironically, you use it when someone tells you a fact of which (s)he thinks it would be new to you and important, but for you it's obviously known already. You actually laugh at this person that way.
Second is used if you're asked "Do you want...?" but you actually don't (or don't need), no complete rejection, but you just don't need the offer or whatever it is.
Third can be used when playing lemmings : You're almost done with a level but you screw up at the very end, then you shout out "Och n&#F6;!" stressing the "N&#F6;".
Last use is if don't want but have to do something. You say "Och n&#F6;!" and do it unwillingly.
Note that all are stressed differently, you'd need to hear them to find out how to pronounce them exactly, if you use one with a wrong pronounciation it's very likely to come out wrong.

A direct translation for "ach"...ummm....it's an interjection and can be used differently. My dictionary says "oh", but it highly depends on the situation you use it. Another option is *sigh*, actually the only way I use it.

I wouldn't say it was ugly, not at all. I would, however, suggest that it has quite possibly the worst name for a level ever to grace a lemmings game

Even worse than "Level with strange blocks" (a level I made for Cheapo no-one has solved yet afaik)?

And yeah, I think the design of Mayhem 7 shouldn't be that much better then. I think it looks ok.
Insane Steve also made a (or: this) level looking similar for Cheapo. But it was called "Over the top", saying quite a bit about the solution...