--- In [email protected], Suyono <suyonohy@d...> wrote:
ranked as "kids"
Please see his message to me:
"Normally I add the new levels unrated and I ask to the players who
solve them to submit their rating, except for levels that I add to
the beginner level file, I rate them "Kids"
Note: I feel compelled to reiterate
1. that I sent them labeled "Easy".
2. They are not Hard or Deadly.
3. I'm not pushing for them to be rated any
certain rating, but rather wanted to let others decide.
4. If several people come back and say they are
kids levels, then so be it! :0)
Thanks for understanding.
> Hi smtpowerhouse,Normally this is true.. Except for when Donald decides they should be
>
> I just noticed that there was
> misunderstanding between you and
> the level manager.
>
> A long time ago, the level authors
> gave ratings to their own levels
> when they submitted them. Starting
> the end of year 2002, the new rule
> has been applied. The new levels are
> made "No Rating" (the color is white).
ranked as "kids"
Please see his message to me:
"Normally I add the new levels unrated and I ask to the players who
solve them to submit their rating, except for levels that I add to
the beginner level file, I rate them "Kids"
> Later, when the GHS hunters submitI would like nothing more than for the GHS Hunters to assess them.
> their scores and playback files, they
> also submit the ratings for the
> levels they have solved. In your
> case, let the GHS hunters be the
> judges for your levels.
Note: I feel compelled to reiterate
1. that I sent them labeled "Easy".
2. They are not Hard or Deadly.
3. I'm not pushing for them to be rated any
certain rating, but rather wanted to let others decide.
4. If several people come back and say they are
kids levels, then so be it! :0)
Thanks for understanding.
> Therefore, you don't need to ask the
> level manager, what the ratings of
> your levels will be. Que sera sera.
>
> Have fun.
>
> Bye,
> Suyono
>