Answer 1

I don't think I'm going to grind this one out past an SA, would have to find a good method of going fast enough to not lose combo at the bottom, which isn't exactly my strong point.

Answer 2

I am too bad at the game to complete your map.

I was in Calistus' stream too and was just thinking; there doesn't seem to be anything to force the person to spread dust. The player could just ignore the entity when passing through the first half. Then attack it from the other side on the later part in order to continue the combo.

The only method that comes to mind would be to make it necessary for the player to kill it in the first half to get an extra jump.

Answer 3

It's mostly a matter of spreading dust in order to get your super. If you don't spread dust, you don't get super unless you hit the last enemies a few times, but if you spread dust you get your super early and are able to finish  the level easier.

Answer 4

Ah, I see. That makes sense.

Answer 5

This map is quite cool, I like the idea, the only place I've seen someone do something similar is Thor in Surf-First.
However that tiny white block is really irritating.

Answer 6

maybe you're not dealing with it how you're supposed to? check replays for a Superkid map called Zitrone; that should give you a good idea of what to do