Guess i was one of the guys who liked to do hard lvls , :P , and to
be better each time ;) .....
well you also forget me :/ but im not going to complain ;) .... well
try one of my lvls you will like them :P i guess ...
Well bye
Take care
Javi
be better each time ;) .....
well you also forget me :/ but im not going to complain ;) .... well
try one of my lvls you will like them :P i guess ...
Well bye
Take care
Javi
--- In [email protected], Suyono <suyonohy@d...> wrote:
> People play for many different reasons
> and with many different interests. Some
> people hate deadly/hard levels that make
> life is more difficult to live. (I
> didn't say so.) Some other people don't
> like easy/kids levels that underutilize
> the brain. (I didn't say so.)
>
> A level can be difficult because of
> "natural" deadlock problem, but it can
> also be difficult because of unexpected
> secret tricks that cause acrobatic
> tank's movements.
>
> Actually, difficulty and fun should be
> rated separately. Difficult level can be
> so boring with many similar routines. At
> the other hand, easy level can be very
> interesting with many creative ideas.
>
> On June 1, 2005, 44 new interesting
> levels were inserted scatteringly into
> Beginner-I.lvl and Beginner-II.lvl. Many
> players unnoticed the levels. Try them
> and have fun. I extracted the numbers
> from June Beginners-I_Report.html and
> Beginners-II_Report.html. Here they are.
>
> 28 Beginner-I levels: 107, 208, 214,
> 550, 697, 764, 765, 769, 868, 961, 989,
> 997, 1102, 1122, 1123, 1250, 1286, 1303,
> 1354, 1500, 1502, 1526, 1536, 1750,
> 1843, 1946, 1985, 1988.
>
> 16 Beginner-II levels: 6, 11, 70, 76,
> 90, 219, 251, 344, 377, 391, 392, 393,
> 426, 448, 459, 466.
>
> With the above lists, you can extract
> the levels into one new file using
> Harvey Solomon's utility program
> "LTCopyLv.exe".
>
> Finally, it's no secret that deadly/hard
> level creators (like Kheper, Ihab NAIRI,
> Iron & Bartok, etc.) are very skillful
> players. Don't be surprised if Garry
> Kasparov created difficult chess
> problems.
>
> Bye,
> Suyono
>
>
> ontheleewardshore wrote:
> >
> > I'm fairly new to LaserTank but enjoy
> > it very much. I usually do many levels
> > whenever I sit down to the keyboard. I
> > want to say a big THANK YOU to all
> > those creative people out there making
> > new levels, in particular: Gary
> > (Bridge, SlipBridge, Squashed &
> > variations among others), Simeon,
> > Baumann Edward, Rahul Batra, Yono, and
> > especially SVEN EGEVAD who I think
> > deserves a special award for creating
> > some of the best levels ever. You all
> > really know how to give this game
> > variety and intelligence. There is
> > nothing more satisfying than
> > completing a challenging level. Some I
> > just look at with wonder how it could
> > ever be done! Keep up the great work,
> > someday soon I hope to have a few
> > levels of my own in there too.
> >