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I have an idea for a level I would like to make, this just occurred to me. It's not very well developed yet, it's just a premise, really. There's a song called "Stuart" by the band The Dead Milkmen... it's very animated, has something of a plot, characters, action, and is totally hilarious. Not to mention, extremely catchy. I think it would make a good rough narrative for a level. Here's the song (ignore the video): YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.. The problem with this is that the song can't actually be included (or can it.....hmm.), all I would be able to do is mention it in the description/title. Therefore, it has to be good on it's own merits, and if people choose to listen to the source material, that's noting more than an added bonus. The song has some minor derogatory language towards homosexuals, but it's nothing too bad, I think. It's something most people should be able to laugh at, not get offended by. Does this sound doable?

2009-01-15 07:49:00 Author: Unknown User

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Let me try and fix that youtube link. I can't understand the lyrics as I can't turn up the volume too much as my guest is asleep, but I'll put it in spoilers based on the original post. Giu-_umqjeE I can't really see the point of making a level about a song that is not known by everyone but not including the music. You could make a music level I guess, but you would not be able to include the word vocals. You could make it a melody part though. You could add some sort of scrolling platforming while the song plays in an automated way. You don't just have to sit and listen to music levels, though that is how they are normally done.

2009-01-15 21:59:00 Author: Elbee23 Posts: 1280

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