SUPER
MARIO MAKER
COURSE SHARING & FEEDBACK THREAD
Unless you're living under a rock, (Skip)
I tried all of them, except for the
Revenge against Cheep-Cheep! because I really do not enjoy underwater levels.
We can recognize a progression from
Mario's Fun Playground to the latest one (which I think was
Hardship on Airship level). When first using a tool, TheBigJC7777777 knows it's best to start small and master the tools and progressively get more ambitious. And his levels gets progressively better and better. The Airship level, I suspect must have taken several days to make. I really like how he selectively chose a few enemies and designed the challenge around them. I really dug the clever and frankly brilliant boss fight in
Bowser's Dramatic Drama, even though, I think, the level wasn't long enough. It's all very positive, though, as TheBigJC7777777's levels are eons way more intelligently crafted levels than you would normally find in the random 100 Marios challenge. I now follow him, and looking forward his next creations.
- - - Post Merge - - -
#KeepTheFaith (BA27-0000-0018-D790)
Trials n Tribulations (C644-0000-001D-6766)
Goomba Pipes (926C-0000-0017-4898)
A few days ago, I tried every level made by Justin. He has a nice selection of loosely themed levels that he has crafted on the course of a few days (I guess). I command him for
Trials n Tribulations 1 & 2. Even though I think those aren't the most recent levels, they stood out for me.
Keep the Faith was aesthetically interesting (and boy did I feel dumb when I found out there was a floor in
Goomba Pipes, but once I was going down that flagpole...), but I thought most lacked a good challenge (were too easy or too short).
Trials n Tribulations 1 & 2 though were more on par with what I was looking for. Justin has inspired me with these two courses by making it a task to go out of your way to find the right tool to progress in the level (for example, a shell). Mario has to execute a few platform jumps and show technical prowess in order to pick up that shell and come back on the main course to use it. I really loved them and I'm looking forward to try his next creations.