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I didn't play Lemmings 2, only Lemmings, but it seems completely impossible there and very constraining on the design space, if you want to make sure that's alw
by dmurray 7y ago
I didn't play Lemmings 2, only Lemmings, but it seems completely impossible there and very constraining on the design space, if you want to make sure that's always possible (you can never have a level that requires a blocker or a bomber, which are two of your 8 abilities).
I see from the article they added a lot more abilities in the sequel.
However, the article suggests getting gold stars across the board is mostly equivalent to not losing a lemming
> To wind up with gold at the end, you usually need to have kept every single one of the little fellows alive through all ten levels.
- egypturnash 7y agoWhat, you never dug under a blocker to release her from her duties? As soon as they fall they turn back into normal lemmings.
- dmurray 7y agoOh yeah. Just rules out bombers, then, unless there's some other trick I don't know about.
- egypturnash 7y agoI think that pretty much every level with bombers available could be solved without one, if you were sufficiently versed in the edge cases of how the game worked. I could be wrong, it’s been decades.
- gdm85 7y agoNo, sorry :) there are levels which absolutely require the sacrifice (regular levels and the special ones too)
- capableweb 7y agoYour statement directly conflicts with the initial comment that said "but a few years back I found someone had gone through the whole game without losing a lemming on any level" Who's right? Who got the sources to back themselves up?
- josefx 7y agoI think they are talking about Lemmings while the initial comment was about Lemmings 2?
- capableweb 7y agoAh, that might be, it's unclear to me. Thanks for trying to clarify!
- gdm85 7y agoYes, the subthread is about the first Lemmings