Answer 1

After the third time I fell down and set an earlier checkpoint I gave up and just did the any%. Cool map! I like ones that loop over themselves.

Answer 2

I don't really know how to manage it so that falling to an earlier checkpoint can still reset you to where you were. I kinda just mapped most of it myself and figured it out.

Answer 3

Place the tiles that trigger that checkpoint are all the way at the bottom and give yourself a way to kill yourself if you fall down. It's nbd tho.

Answer 4

i think this map tries to do too many things.

also the rock climbing esque section towards the end evoked some sort of PTSD response in me

Answer 5

I wanted to have sections be however you can route it yourself the best. They're uncomfortable and tight, but don't have spikes.

Answer 6

Oldworth best worth.
Cool map (except the last section, you know which one). Even though it could need a custom fog trigger and a background :P

Answer 7

Yeah...I fell down to an earlier checkpoint too and got stuck. There were two arrows, one pointing to the left and another down. I followed them, and that's where I was led to, although it looked familiar. There was nothing. I gave up.

Just for a little more imagery, I replayed it and uploaded the image that caused me the confusion. http://prntscr.com/4rx5xf

I assume you're supposed to make the extra jump to the right and continue along the row. However, if you drop down the pit without hitting any spikes, you hit the checkpoint and screw yourself, having to restart the entire level.

Answer 8

I think that was the only major issue with the checkpoints. Blame the testers and myself for not catching it. The arrows told you to go in the direction, depending on the outlet you came from.