The_Red_Hawk
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This isn't really a challenge, but I think it would be nice to see who can make the most different rooms (i.e. with different solutions). And I suppose we couldn't use rooms that are based on someone else's. In Deep Hold, there are 146, including level 10, but quite a few are about the same and I've gotten some ideas from other holds. I'll count them later.

So... do you want to find out? If so, tell me...or should we have to attach them here for other players to count?



P.S. If you want to shoot down this idea, that's absolutely fine.

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krammer
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How do you define different? And how can you tell whether something is more different than anything else?

I think some form of level design competition would be great, but it should be something easier to measure. Like make a room that needs the most moves to complete, or something like that. I think this would just raise massive arguments as to why two rooms were "different".

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The_Red_Hawk
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I mean a different solution

I could try thinking of categories.....

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eytanz
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krammer wrote:
How do you define different? And how can you tell whether something is more different than anything else?

I think some form of level design competition would be great, but it should be something easier to measure. Like make a room that needs the most moves to complete, or something like that. I think this would just raise massive arguments as to why two rooms were "different".

Actually, I like that idea. I'm going to make a post about it in the architecture forum.

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