Fort Mount.
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| Author | FusionCoil |
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| Tags | action author:fusioncoil unrated |
| Created | 2009-11-30 |
| Last Modified | 2009-11-30 |
| Rating | 3 more votes required for a rating. |
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| Description | Distract the guards, go through the sewers, steal the gold, get out. Simple. Right?
Enjoy! ( A tip: Use the "Barrel" near the mine block to divert the guards. Oh, and the exit's hidden too. Good luck finding that... *Cough* Under the rocket *Cough*) |
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2009-11-30
Suspicious?!?
Not bad, but you over-did it on the objects a bit. =|
Some honest advice: this looks a bit messy. You can help neaten it up a bit by:
- grouping switches - you don't need a whole lot of them clustered on the same tile
- Not spamming objects - spamming means placing more than what is needed or is necessary. Eg. extra mines, doors, bounceblocks, and even gold; don't forget that gold is traditionally hard to get or requires effort to get, not just thrown about everywhere. Oh, and don't place gold over the top of each other
- putting effort into tilesets: some people even put mid-patterns and decorations in their tilesets for the space they're not using, but in some cases, this won't look good
- Enemies are here to make a map difficult, not impossible
- playtest your levels!! I know it's very basic, but you'd be surprised how many people don't even playtest their levels before submitting them. And don't just playtest it once or twice, try five or six times, maybe ten! Some of the greatest mappists playtest their levels many times before submitting them: and if they dont like it, they sometimes scrap it! WorldBlamCreator is a great example for this (I think). You should talk to him sometimes to get some useful advice.
I hope this helps, I faved you as an author because I know you have potential; you just have to keep trying harder, and I'll keep helping you all the way.
If you have any questions, just ask me please, I'm happy to help. :D
Some honest advice: this looks a bit messy. You can help neaten it up a bit by:
- grouping switches - you don't need a whole lot of them clustered on the same tile
- Not spamming objects - spamming means placing more than what is needed or is necessary. Eg. extra mines, doors, bounceblocks, and even gold; don't forget that gold is traditionally hard to get or requires effort to get, not just thrown about everywhere. Oh, and don't place gold over the top of each other
- putting effort into tilesets: some people even put mid-patterns and decorations in their tilesets for the space they're not using, but in some cases, this won't look good
- Enemies are here to make a map difficult, not impossible
- playtest your levels!! I know it's very basic, but you'd be surprised how many people don't even playtest their levels before submitting them. And don't just playtest it once or twice, try five or six times, maybe ten! Some of the greatest mappists playtest their levels many times before submitting them: and if they dont like it, they sometimes scrap it! WorldBlamCreator is a great example for this (I think). You should talk to him sometimes to get some useful advice.
I hope this helps, I faved you as an author because I know you have potential; you just have to keep trying harder, and I'll keep helping you all the way.
If you have any questions, just ask me please, I'm happy to help. :D
2009-11-30
Ah, I see what you mean....
Well, tough isn't it? Thats what your Ninja gets for acting suspicious around fortresses...
2009-11-30
It doesnt.
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xD
stool
thanks