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UtopiaBlade133 After over a year of "on and off" production, my first and final level for LittleBigPlanet is finally completed. Utopia is a (very) short poem with a deep meaning. At it's core, the level is a single-player platformer. However, I encourage you to open your mind and try to interpret my narrative as you play. Everything has a meaning, but how things are viewed is up to you. I sincerely hope you enjoy, Magnum

2010-10-28 05:53:00 Author: Magnum Posts: 1

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Well Magnum, I was attempting to play your level, but unfortunately my thermo got too hot. Your level, well, is quite frustrating. I consider myself a gamer with lots of patience, but for some reason, it just became too overwhelming. The beginning after you exit the taxi scene you have four and only four rock pillars to stand on, no big deal, but trying to go to your left and falling off a cloud or tree or not know to grab the cloud or be on top of it and then starting over....well you get the idea. Moving forward to the spinning wheels that are off-center. This is where it ended for me. Because the wheel is off-center, this leaves the open variable of your sackperson grabbing a hold of the wheel with little to no thrust when letting go. So this means, you have to grab the outer most part of the wheel that circles with the greatest circumference to get that extra oomph. BUT, the problem there is there is too little room to adjust if your first grab on the wheel is in the wrong spot. You have to let go and re-grab to try and make your way out to the furthest spot. Tricky, clever, do-able and extremely frustrating. I think you will find most people ending it at this point. Suggestions, make the wheel's motor bolts in the center so there's no need for the mid air quadruple 360 back-flip then grab scenario. Be more then happy to give it a go and provide other feedback if this area is changed. I'm genuinely interested on whats ahead. John

2010-10-29 07:01:00 Author: John82wa Posts: 221

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