Answer 1

I have gone completely insane trying to get first place in this map haha great map as well!

Answer 2

Well deserved too!

Answer 3

Interesting level concept. Title pretty much sums up the idea, being a concealed factory themed area. It's almost as if it were styled like a fighting level, yet has the flow of a normal level. Though I doubt I'd ever get a decent score at it, I gave the level a few tries and tried to see how much completion I could get. Though I do want to ask, why is slope dashing so popular among Dustforce players? Honestly, it ruins some levels for me because of it being practically luck if I do it correctly. I can see it makes for speedy runs at least. I have been wanting to add more slope dashing to some of my levels anyways. My Restroom and Locker Room ones have some decent slope dashing parts. Anyways, nice level and hope to see more from you soon.

Answer 4

Soaring freely through the air, briefly unfettered by the constraints of gravity;  Isn't this one of mankind's greatest desires?

I don't know how to describe it other than it's just fun.  Just keep at it and you'll get the timing right eventually.  Before long the sight of that little ramp at the bottom of a slope will have you giddy with anticipation!

Answer 5

Slope dashing is not luck, just practice it on park for a while and you'll get it down and you'll be able to slope dash 9 times out of 10.

Answer 6

What a lot of players dont realize is its all in the timing, mashing the dash button gets you nowhere, also, to get good height on a jump you have to dash right before the end of the jump as well. For speed on a straight just count to yourself, 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4.

Answer 7

Didn't expect to get so many comments on my statements... I guess I may just time it wrong a lot, either doing it too early and not getting a boost in the slightest or too late and boosting right after going off the ramp. It just gets frustrating for me and that's why I don't really implement them very often for it'd get annoying when testing. I did try this one level recommended to me for slope dashing practice, Moon Changer, and I actually see what people mean now. Slope dashing is still a bit annoying for how precise I must be at times, yet the way it can be used will make for some pretty nice level design. I jokingly started making a virtual styled level purposely filled with slope dashing, soon learning it was oddly fun trying to beat it! My problem is that I may get easily frustrated at things, thus why it might be nice to have some other testers who are experienced with Dustforce.