Here is a list of people that brought a lot of new and interesting ideas for new levels, that I think deserve credit (I am not putting myself on this list, just list of other authors):
1. Khepher (even though I can't solve his levels, they are amazing!
2. Ihab Nairi (sorry if misspelt, again very good designs, have yet to solve one of his/her levels)
3. Yono in Jkt. (Always wondered, what does the Jkt. stand for? Congrats, you make awesome levels!)
4. Mikulka (I like some of his levels, he is a good level creator.)
5. Al Kar D'air (sorry if misspelt, his levels are very interesting and unique! They have merit!)
6. To Aqui (His levels are awesome! You have to check them out!)
7. Gary (Thanks gary for well over 1,000 levels! Keep them coming, they are nice, pint-sized levels that I can do in like 10 minutes.
8. Ed Bauman (Great level names, great designs!)
9. Sven Egevad (The 'master' of Sokoban levels. Sorry if some disagree, he deserves that title.)
10. Gonzalo Warzack (sorry if misspelt, his levels are....well...interesting. They have some good ideas.)
11. Iron and Alice, Iron and Bartok and so on (very, very nice levels, even though I can't solve any of them, they are very neat and I like some of them.)
12. GerrW (The all variety man! He submits some for all ages and skill levels!)
13. Donald (Makes us think and work hard. Also for his mathamatical genius!)
14. Hort Lepaddle (for bringing us the "counter" level series. They are very neat and I like them.
And more, but that's all the space I have for this letter.
1. Khepher (even though I can't solve his levels, they are amazing!
2. Ihab Nairi (sorry if misspelt, again very good designs, have yet to solve one of his/her levels)
3. Yono in Jkt. (Always wondered, what does the Jkt. stand for? Congrats, you make awesome levels!)
4. Mikulka (I like some of his levels, he is a good level creator.)
5. Al Kar D'air (sorry if misspelt, his levels are very interesting and unique! They have merit!)
6. To Aqui (His levels are awesome! You have to check them out!)
7. Gary (Thanks gary for well over 1,000 levels! Keep them coming, they are nice, pint-sized levels that I can do in like 10 minutes.
8. Ed Bauman (Great level names, great designs!)
9. Sven Egevad (The 'master' of Sokoban levels. Sorry if some disagree, he deserves that title.)
10. Gonzalo Warzack (sorry if misspelt, his levels are....well...interesting. They have some good ideas.)
11. Iron and Alice, Iron and Bartok and so on (very, very nice levels, even though I can't solve any of them, they are very neat and I like some of them.)
12. GerrW (The all variety man! He submits some for all ages and skill levels!)
13. Donald (Makes us think and work hard. Also for his mathamatical genius!)
14. Hort Lepaddle (for bringing us the "counter" level series. They are very neat and I like them.
And more, but that's all the space I have for this letter.
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> From: "Mark" <[email protected]>
> Date: 2006/08/04 Fri PM 11:03:11 CDT
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [LaserTank] Re: 15 000 levels
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> --- In [email protected], <mzapdoswi@...> wrote:
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> > I think from all of us, and for all his work, that GARY should get
> a lot of this credit, but of course, other level creators have also
> done over 500 levels:
> > Yono, me (I believe), and lots of others.
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> Hmm, while it's a very good thing that there are a great range of
> levels available, both in terms of style and difficulty, I hardly
> think that simply submitting dozens of minor variations of level
> after level merits any substantial recognition. Surely, quality is
> more desirable than quantity?
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> Although, if you can achieve both - congratulations! If *I* was going
> to pick some people who had submitted lots of worthy levels, the
> following would, IMHO, deserve a "pat on the back".
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> Ed Baumann (bite-sized delights)
> Ron Meijer
> Gonzalo Waszczuk (later levels)
> foudlaser
> laserloopy (sometimes the ride is better than the level but always
> entertaining)
> Kairon
> r|k|b (not quite as many but well thought-out and look nice)
> GerrW (Sokoban type levels that don't put me to sleep)
> and, of course, Mr Six-hundred-and-counting, Yono.
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> Congratulations, one and all.
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> Mark
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> PS. It's good to see that Sven Egevad is back. He would also be on my
> list if he had submitted more levels.
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> M
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