Post by jordan853 on May 16, 2018 1:59:03 GMT -5
It's been a while since I made a non-NL thread. This thread is pretty much similar to one of my recent "Try to give examples of..." threads. I'm sort of reusing this topic because I honestly want to redo this and attempt to correct my mistake last time. The main reason why my previous thread about this failed is because I wasn't able to grasp the definition of generic for this game. I got another definition by asking in the Shoutbox a while back. Hopefully this thread won't fail just because I got the wrong definition again (which it might considering that different parts of the community have different definitions of generic).
The definition I'm using is in the spoiler below...
Leaving that aside, try to give examples of good but generic levels which were made in 2.0 or later. I'll only give one example this time.
Artificial Dream by ViRuZ - You might disagree with this pick but I'll explain...
This level, while it's not minimalistic nor effortless (from what I know), still looks very similar to most of the typical levels you would normally see. This level is also quite easy to be forgotten (In my opinion).
The definition I'm using is in the spoiler below...
A generic level is a level which looks similar/identical to the majority of the levels which may or may not be easily forgotten. It doesn't have to be minimalistic nor does it have to be effortless.
Note: Generic is not a level style.
Note: Generic is not a level style.
Leaving that aside, try to give examples of good but generic levels which were made in 2.0 or later. I'll only give one example this time.
Artificial Dream by ViRuZ - You might disagree with this pick but I'll explain...
This level, while it's not minimalistic nor effortless (from what I know), still looks very similar to most of the typical levels you would normally see. This level is also quite easy to be forgotten (In my opinion).
