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After working with my dysfunctional editor half the day, I finally got out another small level. This isn't a hard one, but more box pushing!

I love these small levels and box pushing.

This was so nicely done and well befitting the series.

Thanks a bunch.

Number 27 on it's way?

M.A.D.

After paying this all the way thru, pushing and arranging all those boxes, the little ponytailed butler got me. But I then saw that you gave us a solution, that could be used right at the beginning.
This was great fun, the paths were most interesting and it was a nice size.
Another good one, even with black line shaky editor syndrome!

ol'gramma
Carolyn

ol'gramma wrote: But I then saw that you gave us a solution, that could be used right at the beginning.

AHA! I didn't see that one - I had another way of getting the butler at the end!!

I offed him at the end as well. Most enjoyable as usual...

Jen

Good JEN! You saw what to do! When I first made this, I thought - woops that won't work - then found a way! I was a little afraid no one else would see it; thanks for letting me know others will!

I had also done the same..... about anytime I see a cannonball with a fuse I try to send him/her off to where they belong.

This was a most enjoyable level, tightly fit into a small arena, yet with enough twists and turns and danger points to make it fun. I really liked this.

-- Roger

Thanks Roger! I know I've made a lot of levels, but I always feel like mine aren't that great. Pretty much everyday kind of stuff. Anybody that has access to the editor can do the same thing. I'll never be a great level maker like Malc with such original ideas, but I'm glad to hear you got SOME enjoyment out of this!!!!

Oh - And - Happy Thanksgiving Roger!!!

Thank YOU majic1 !! Happy T-day to you and yours as well

Your levels are fantastic, always a joy to play. Just the right amount
of planning, scheming, playing, destroying, good guys, bad guys, and
strategy. Not too big, not too small; not too easy, not too difficult
(except sometimes.... ..... seriously, your levels are both
quality and quantity.

On a sadder note... I lost my mom last night. She was 87. Not at
all unexpected, so no sympany necessary. She'd been in rough shape
the last 4 years. But if I'm not around much the next week or so,
now you know why, having to deal with all the necessities, ya' know.

Then again, I might be able to sneak in some RTWD from time to time
as a means of rest and relaxation!

Thanks again for all your great efforts.
-- Roger

Take care Rog.

Lillian

So very sorry, Roger....we get only one Mom and she is irreplaceable.
I will be thinking about you.

ol'gramma
Carolyn

I'm sorry to hear that, too, Roger. I lost my mom several years ago, although her death was unexpected. Even if it's expected, it would still be difficult. I always felt like my mom would be around forever. Because I wanted her to be. When she died, I felt like I "wasn't done with her yet!" Now when I need her advice, I just try to figure out what SHE would have done, and I usually get my answer!