cheese

finish is getting ur worm on the red/yellow box =) careful not to plop ur worm! =D have funzerino

fun map ssm =)

maybe ssm can show us the jumps if he's going to post a replay, dunno if he will do a time on his own map.  haven't played this yet, will give it a crack this week.

I can show if Husk will open replays for this challenge.

I did all the jumps, but i dont have rhe nervs/patience do make all of ghem in one turn :<
Cool map anyway

Thx

Oh, are these still going? Maybe I should dust off my skills and give it a shot

aeeee prank =D yes these are great times to be a battleracer =P also check out the expired battlerace challies u might find some fun/challenging maps =)

there's my replay cause the mod deleted it

*EDIT: Replay removed due to challenge replayed must be private till the challenge has expired.

ok o_O

if you see a challenge that has hidden replays, it's probably not a good idea to post a replay in the challenge topic |: I'll ask MI to remove it

Already d/l it!  Didn't want to solve the vertical drill jumps for myself because repetitive and random.  Thx kiddy

Quote from: kiddy on October 08, 2015, 11:19 AM
there's my replay cause the mod deleted it

kiddy don't know what happened there, please try again

Quote from: TheWalrus on October 08, 2015, 01:31 PM
Didn't want to solve the vertical drill jumps for myself because repetitive and random.

just a question: how do the vertical drill jumps differ from any other obstacles in various maps?

every map has same steps: try different jumps, memorize them, do them all without losing a turn.

so if we go with ur logic, every battlerace map that has ever existed is repetitive and random

Quote from: Husk on October 09, 2015, 06:03 AM

Quote from: TheWalrus on October 08, 2015, 01:31 PM
Didn't want to solve the vertical drill jumps for myself because repetitive and random.

just a question: how do the vertical drill jumps differ from any other obstacles in various maps?

every map has same steps: try different jumps, memorize them, do them all without losing a turn.

so if we go with ur logic, every battlerace map that has ever existed is repetitive and random

most jumps can be solved logically with spatial knowledge of how far worms jump with the differing types and how the worms will react to terrain, i.e. bump jumps.  trap jumps (those that stop vertical momentum) into a vertical area all while losing your turn because you incorrectly, and blindly, i might add, chose erroneously does not fit into the spectrum of every battlerace ever made.  we're comparing russian roulette to chess here.  just because you know which barrel the bullet is in after the fact does not make you any more prepared for the first try.  there's nothing wrong with the jumps persay, the map is not bad at all, i just prefer something that i don't have to learn blindly and rather prefer jumps that i fail and learn therein because of incorrect approach rather than through a process of classical conditioning. 

simply:
1.  "i missed the jump, should have used the bump jump, the ceiling was too low"; or "i was too close to the edge while jumping, i should have jumped from farther back because my worm bounced off the object rather than sticking the jump."

2.  "i missed the jump, i needed to bump jump off two walls to stick to a minimum height pixel and then backflip out"

if there were any rhyme or reason to these drill sections, i would feel otherwise i think.  i've seen some good battlerace players solve very difficult sections on their first try on tough maps.

at the end of the idea i think there is just a clash of ideology, i just enjoy solving sections based on my knowledge of worms mechanics vs what i am terming as blind luck on a first run.  i am no more prepared now than i was the first time i ran into this type of drill section.  i cannot say that of the vast, vast, majority of battlerace maps.

Quote from: TheWalrus on October 10, 2015, 04:15 AM

Quote from: Husk on October 09, 2015, 06:03 AM

Quote from: TheWalrus on October 08, 2015, 01:31 PM
Didn't want to solve the vertical drill jumps for myself because repetitive and random.

just a question: how do the vertical drill jumps differ from any other obstacles in various maps?

every map has same steps: try different jumps, memorize them, do them all without losing a turn.

so if we go with ur logic, every battlerace map that has ever existed is repetitive and random

something about how vertical drill jumps are blind or wtf

ok how did I get up the vertical drill hole first try? I watched carefully what pixels looked like they could be reached with either enter/bank enter/double enter/bank double enter/backflip/bank backflip

carefully observing the map made me get up the vertical drill hole first try without any guessing or blind jumps

I like the ever changing drill holes. Keep trying to find the shortest route. Btw, I need a mac compatible w:a first... And then, some free time