Nice. Yeah, there's a lot going on in Bowser's gut we don't quite understand.
Slopes? Springs? split paths? yep that's a Sonic in my Mario alright, I dug it.I wanted to do something along the lines of Sonic level design, with multiple "levels" that take varying skill to reach and stay upon. It's short, and not particularly difficult (especially compared to the torture devices posted here) but there's a pink coin placement I'm particularly fond of.
That mood setting intro, this stage really made me see the value of custom autoscroll, i toyed a lot with autoscroll in MM1 but haven't even glanced at the improvements 2 has made yet.
Was inspired by some story mode levels and a Yamamura video of all things, so I put together a spooky course featuring an abandoned airship. This game is dissolving my weekend haha.
Fun level! One small complaint is that the checkpoint flag section is timed wrong for speed runs. When you die and start from the checkpoint the seesaw timing doesn't allow you to start immediately you have to wait a few seconds.So I've uploaded my first Mario Maker 2-level.
Seesaw Woods
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It's a short and sweet level with one checkpoint in the style of Super Mario World. One thing you should know about me is that I like to make Mario-levels that could've been made by Nintendo themselves, as in, not really any big gimmicks or autoplay levels. Just straight up platforming action.
It's not too difficult, veteran players won't have that much trouble with it, but it can be a bit tricky in places. Oh, and collect the three big coins for a bit of an extra challenge!
If anyone wants to check it out, that would be hella cool. Thanks in advance!
Took some trial and error to find the right path but it was an enjoyable experience afterwards.
I really enjoy hard platform jumping. I'll come back to it and give it another go.
I like your approach and enjoyed the level. I think I single-handedly drove down the clear rate on it, but I've never been particularly skilled at Mario levels.
Awesome! It's my first level so appreciate you giving it a shot. Plan to make more levels in a similar vein so sure I'll refine the concepts with each iteration!
Yeah, even playing handheld isn't quite as nice, but you get used to most of the annoyances over time.
Made a new stage. It's kind of in the traditional Mario style in that I take a particular idea and then iterate on it throughout the level. Let me know what you think!
The Thwomper
Course ID: M6P-ST4-8KF
Tried it out, gave it a Like. Not a bad course. The idea of a pipe climb is nice, and the level looked fairly good. You require some power-ups, but you allow it to be recovered if you lose it.
It seems like someone has to actually clear your stage before it shows up in the random queue so it pays to advertise. I got the first clear on both. Both were decent but I felt like the enemy placement in the second stage occasionally felt a little haphazard. The coin in the pit of spinies would sometimes spawn differently and in sometimes made the coin way to difficult to get.
Everythign being slippery is quite tricky. Th use of the switches was cool in that you didnt need to use them but could to chnage how to approach each coin. not bad.
Thanks for playing. That coin was actually the last one I added. I thought it was too hard and almost removed it, but then realized I could slide into the pit and kill the spinies. I probably could have done better to seed that concept elsewhere.
Maybe I'm missing something or it just requires god like precision but I can't hit the block at the end of the rollercoaster. I assume it contains the key but it feels like it ought to be a tile lower.
I beat it first! Memememe!
Thanks for giving it a shot! The koopa troopa shell has to be knocked into the pit on the left to activate the p-switch.
Thanks for trying! I agree, I liked it until I was playtesting it, and I'll probably avoid the blind jumps in future levels.
