Supershroom wrote:Yurimaster in an other topic wrote:If you are rude with the others, then it's only natural that people will be rude with you too.
(Now the question is, who instigated this discussion?...)... I'm not sure if you understand the consequence of free speech. By using the freedom you have to express
your own opinions, you must also take into account that other people have the power and option to retort with
their own. That includes commenting on your character and etiquette.
Now, before I leave this part of the forum for another week or so to write more college applications, might I just add:
Since the dawn of the site, people have rarely advertised or otherwise promoted their own levels, except through chat or signature field. Yet a lot of us made it through the several WITBLOs with at least one level. Could it be possible that maybe
we can distinguish what puts a great level from a good one? Could it be possible that you overlooked something, or are simply blinded by your own ego?
Probably. I say this not to spite you, but because I see myself having some similar sort of pride in the past.
I still liked my 7th LDC entrant based on how I remembered it; the way it played out in my head, it was some epic and cinematic quest through a supposedly caved in castle, trying to fix an airship and ride it through a lingering tower without being left behind, and making a final push upwards while solving some elaborate puzzle.
Then I looked back last week and saw a few things that I could now see as confusing and unnecessarily complex. The platforming I saw was tight and precarious(at the time, I liked using half-blocks and forcing you to slide underneath, perhaps a bit too much), and the final puzzle I saw was now undecipherable.
I'm still proud of the 15/20 Suyo gave me, and the modest 12/20s from Blab and YB, but now I can see where the 7/20 came from. I'm always proud of all the levels I make when I make them. The difference is that I just let what comes come.
Looking at the level in question, I can see why you like it, but I also see why everyone else doesn't. Hopefully, these words will -- in the midst of a what seems to me a cyclical pattern of arguments -- sound more like reason to you than everything else here seems to be to you.
Now please -- and I say this to
everyone -- get along so I'm not tempted to waste away what little time I have to prepare for college here, typing words that will only reach a few dozen pairs of eyes.