I've been thinking about a Great Level file and have some
reservations. Mainly I think it would be impossible to pick the
"great" levels without missing a lot of really good levels. Then what?
a "Not So Great but Pretty Good" level file or a "The Ones We Missed"
file? What I think is a great level might not be so great to someone
else. Also I think a person can tell if a level
doesn't look appealing to them very early into playing the level and
can move on to the next level or filter the levels( although, in
playing the game with my daughter, I found some "kids" levels to be
very interesting and fun to play), so I don't really see the need to
move the dull or boring levels to another file, and maybe someone
really does enjoy some of these levels. Anyway, just my thoughts. Gerry
reservations. Mainly I think it would be impossible to pick the
"great" levels without missing a lot of really good levels. Then what?
a "Not So Great but Pretty Good" level file or a "The Ones We Missed"
file? What I think is a great level might not be so great to someone
else. Also I think a person can tell if a level
doesn't look appealing to them very early into playing the level and
can move on to the next level or filter the levels( although, in
playing the game with my daughter, I found some "kids" levels to be
very interesting and fun to play), so I don't really see the need to
move the dull or boring levels to another file, and maybe someone
really does enjoy some of these levels. Anyway, just my thoughts. Gerry