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(7.18 MB) File contents4.04 kB05 Apr 20030.91 kB11 Apr 20030.95 kB11 Apr 20030.95 kB11 Apr 2003Officials VS Competitors8.65 kB05 Apr 2003Doomsday Darkdream5.36 kB08 Apr 2003Green Beret4.92 kB05 Apr 2003Hectic Housewars4.04 kB05 Apr 200310.88 kB05 Apr 2003Forsaken11.83 kB05 Apr 2003Virtual Headache9.85 kB05 Apr 2003Higher Fragging Rate6.79 kB05 Apr 200360,000 Feet Under6.68 kB05 Apr 2003Rockingham II8.72 kB05 Apr 2003The Dark Fortress14.14 kB05 Apr 2003e-Line Circuits6.58 kB05 Apr 2003Spider Swamp10.58 kB05 Apr 2003Chemical Reactionz II. Well, it’s that time again – Anniversary Bash is coming this weekend (the 12th and 13th). This pack features the battle levels for AB ( CTF will be coming in a bit). AB is Anniversary Bash, an event that occurs once every year on the anniversary of the release of the shareware version of Jazz 2. Since I did not make the levels, please do not rate this, though feel free to review them). Here are a few shorts reviews of the various levels in this pack (I will post extended versions once I get enough time to):1.

Officials Vs. Competitors (ab5btl1.j2l)This is a good and fairly unknown Medivo level. I like it, so I thought I would include it. My apologies to whoever made it, as I’m not sure.2. E-Line Circuits by BlurredD (ab5btl2.j2l)This level features a very creative and well-done layout and some neat-looking eyecandy. Also, I thought that BlurredD should have three levels in here.3. Mystic Forest Cave by Spy (ab5btl3.j2l)This is a really good Jungle level, and far underhosted in my opinion.

The flow is nice, especially for a battle level, and it is a classic.4. Universal Warground by CelL (ab5btl4.j2l)What would AB5 be without an array of levels based on Disguise tilesets by CelL?5. Toxic Waste by Shadow GpW (ab5btl5.j2l)One of my favorite all-time Shadow levels, and definitely a great battle level. Plus it has a lot of cheese.6. Chocolate Lamp by Violet CLM (ab5btl6.j2l)This level is nice, as it is a break from a lot of dark-like space themed levels.

It’s an enjoyable, fun level with enjoyable gameplay.7. Carrotus Squash by martin aka partydude (ab5btl7.j2l)Definitely a classic.

You really can’t go wrong with Martin’s levels, even if it does use Carrotus.8. Shine-O-Rific Land by EvilMike (ab5btl8.j2l)This level uses JJ1: Diamondus and is a fun level, especially when there are quite a few people. Even though it is small, it balances that out with good weapon placement. An old favorite.9. Tribal Temple CTF by Cell (ab5btl9.j2l)Something about this level just makes me want to put it in the pack.

I really don’t know what that is though. In any case, this is a worthy level, and one with no serious flaws.10. Sandstrand O’Hazes by spy (ab5btl10.j2l)This is a popular level, and while I am not a huge fan of it, something made me want to put it in the pack anyway.

Green Beret by Bluez (ab5btl11.j2l)Like six hundred people asked me to put this in the pack, and I like it, so it’s in.12. Hectic Housewars by Disguise (ab5btl12.j2l)I wanted to include a Disguise level, and this one was his most recent, so I elected to put this in. It’s fun and definitely a unique level.13. By EvilMike (ab5btl13.j2l)I included this half because it’s a great level and half because I like to be yelled at for including a level featuring a shield.14. Forsaken by BlurredD (ab5btl13.j2l)What can I say? A BlurredD level using Agama’s Egypt.

I love Agama tilesets and this level definitely makes great use of Egypt.15. Virtual Headache by Project Forward (ab5btl15.j2l)Perhaps one of the best collaberation levels of all time. A great use of Jungle, and tons of fun to play.16. Higer Fragging Rate by FireSworD (ab5btl16.j2l)A great FS level. I had to include one level using 7th Lava Fall, and this definitely was the best this year. Nice gameplay, good weapon placement, and all-around a fun level.17.

60,000 Feet Under by BlurredD (ab5btl17.j2l)It’s always a good idea to have plenty of default tileset-based levels in AB packs for obvious reasons, and this is one. Well done with good item placement and gameplay. And it’s by BlurredD, so why not.18. Rockingham II by Merlyn (ab5btl18.j2l)It may be a Carrotus level, but it’s amazingly well-done. I feel bad for including two entire Carrotus levels, but wellthis is just too good to resist.19. The Dark Fortress by CelL (ab5btl19.j2l)A fun and definitely unique Castle level.

Plus it’s by CelL.20. Spider Swamp by defalcon (ab5btl20.j2l)A fantastic level using the famous Agama tileset. This was apparently a first level, and a great one at that. Fun to play, and even more fun to just sit back and look at.21. Chemical Reactionz II by MidN aka Chimaera (ab5btl21.j2l)By (in my opinion) the most underrated levelmaker of all time, this is a great Labrat level.

I had to put something by MidN in here, and this is a great level, not to mention fun to play.Special thanks to Bobby aka Dizzy, FireSworD, and Violet CLM for help along the way. Also thanks to the AB5 organizers and hosts. I hope you enjoy this pack. See you at AB5!EDIT: Various longer reviews.16.

Higher Fragging Rate“Higher Fragging Rate” was intended to bring some strategy into the fairly strategy-deprived world of battle levels. This is a step in the right direction, but there are a few more steps before battle is truly a strategy-heavy mode. The level may be gameplay-centric, but it is not short on gameplay. It has an elevator-ish background with a foreground that is sort of industrial (it uses 7th Lava Fall by Dethman, which usually ends up either looking like a city or some sort of factory, this time it is a factory.) Weapon placement is good, but not amazing. The flow is good, but there are some places where it is hard to move around.

It did, at times, remind me a lot of battle1, with a lot less ammo. It’s definitely worth a download and the eight point two I’m giving it. Great job, FireSworD.17. Rockingham II by MerlynI had the pleasure of playing this excellent battle level online and must say that while I am a CTF lover, this is one of those few levels that actually makes me consider playing more battle levels (not that I’m un-lazy enough to get around to doing so.) If you thought that there was no room for battle levels in Carrotus to get anymore (or any less, for that matter) innovative, you may want to rethink your assumpitons, let alone your entire world view.

Most battle levels fall into a fairly narrow margin of creativity. A lot of them are fashioned off of the gameplay of Battle1, and these days the sight of one that truly attempts to put some strategy into the realm of battle is a rare commodity. While it does not go as far as to revolutionize the entire gameplay as a whole or introduce some psychadelic funky eyecandy set, it does what it does best: be a really, really, really good and solid Carrotus battle level.When you first start playing the level, it is hard not to compare it to Every Other Carrotus Level Ever Made.

After all, Carrotus levels have been stereotyped more than Michael Jackson has had pretend skin diseases. This level is not predictable in any way, shape, or form. That’s why it is so strikingly different from other Carrotus levels out there (I am not saying the tileset can not be used with interesting gameplay, it’s just that levels using Carrotus often are similar in gameplay – solid but uninspired, much like the tileset). Gameplay is always very good.

Weapon placement is one of the two areas, however, that were not perfect and could have been improved if it was thought about enough. While most powerups were fairly well-placed, certain areas had an overkill of powerups that seemed a little too out in the open.

While I can’t say that this effected gameplay that much, it still was just one of thost things that annoys me without actually mattering that whole too much. However, WCS (Weapon Clumping Syndrome) is annoying beyond belief, and this level has a very minor case of it. A few weapons moved around here and there would be nice. The second area that could use some minor improvement was eyecandy. Generally, the level looked solid and had sufficient eyecandy to keep you interested, but in many cases there were small overlookings in the scenery. A few tile errors here and there did not exactly help how the level looked, but unless you were specifically looking for them, it probably won’t bother you too much.

Since I informally beta-tested it, I must say that I am disappointed that the author did not fixed either of the two mentioned tile bugs after we pointed them out, but nonetheless that doesn’t detract a huge amount from the overall feel of the level. Flow was excellent for a battle level. Flow isn’t as important in battle levels as it is in Capture the Flag, but that doesn’t mean I like to see levels just ignore it, and this one certainally pays due attention to this often overlooked aspect of the battle genre. Another interesting thing which may fall under the “pros” column or the “cons” column depending on personal preference is the use of coins and a bonus coin warp in this level.

You don’t see this often in battle levels, since the “roast as fast as you can” additude of battle levels does not exactly lend itself to hunting for various coins to get a powerup which you will probably lose after being killed a minute later. Still, while few people were able to get this powerup, the coin price seemed fair, and its inclusion certainally did spice up the level a bit.What you have here is an example of a Carrotus level at its best.

While it may not echo every other Carrotus level ever created, it achieves the hard-to-garner goal of being new and lemony-fresh without being so revolutionary puritist players who refuse to play anything more revolutionary than Chemical Warfare won’t play it. It bridges the large gap between classic and innovative, and bridges it quite well. While it may have a few quirks, the amazing level of concentration, ability, and knowledge of how gameplay structure works in a new JCSer is about as common as unpoisoned water in Death Valley. Even if you aren’t a fan of battle and aren’t amazed by this rating, it is definitely worth a download just to see the great skill of a new level designed. I seriously recommend you download this pack, and I think that a 8.2 rating, while it may not seem extraordinary, is still quite high. This may be the highest rating I’ve ever given someone’s first officially released level, and I really hope to see future releases from this level’s author.

Rockingham II is really that good.21. Spider Swamp by defalconThis is a very nice battle level using Agama’s excellent Swamps tileset. When I saw someone using Swamps, I was in dobut, since it’s a somewhat hard set to use. But neither graphically or play-wise does this level fail. The level excels especially in ammo placement, which is near perfect.

It also flows very well. The only problem is that the level is very small. It takes a long time to make a large but very good level using this tileset, so I won’t knock this level that much for it. However, this level would not be suitable for multiperson duels or the Battle Server (though I would have no complaints if the Battle Server accepted it.) All in all, and excellent level, definitely worth a look. A big download recommendation.I hope you enjoy these levels. See you at AB5!- Trafton This review has been edited by Trafton AT0 of 0 users found this a good review. What did I do?:)Level 1: Officials VS Competitors (original name unknown)Trafton’s copy of this level may have come from an OVC match, but I always have and probably always will identify it with Team Battle, a game mode it is ideal for.

This level, using the Medivo tileset, has good (though nothing spectacular or new) eyecandy, great gameplay and design, and the standard music. I find I can not say anything bad about this level at all, in fact. Yay whoever made it (Mike?).Level 2: e-Line CircuitsThis is another of my favorite battle levels. I have been told it is grossly underplayed (I don’t join servers as a general rule, so I’m taking their word for it), and I can’t see why. The eyecandy is/was new, though just a little on the sparse side, and the rest of the factors are great.

The multiple warp targets idea is used well IMHO. So far, this pack is turning out great.Level 3: Mystic Forest CaveOh well. A lot of people like this, but I can not say I really care for it. Battles end up converging around the Toaster powerup, and the flow is horrible. Still, despite the fact that I do not like it, I suppose it’s a good level.Level 4: Universal WarzoneSeveral of the levels in this pack seem to be levels I hosted as Newer Rabbitaria pregames, and I’m beginning to wonder if that’s how I helped. Anyway, this is a good level using a good tileset. The main problem with this level is, of course, the infamous bug where you get stuck if you hit a certain spring.

Trafton/whoever was apparently able to do nothing (or didn’t bother to) about this, sadly, so it’s still there. Other then that, this is another great level.Level 5: Toxic Waste (no, not THAT Toxic Waste, the OTHER Toxic Waste)I can not say I really like this tileset all that much, but this level (as do seemingly all that use it) uses it pretty well. There is nothing revolutionary or amazing about anything in this level, it is just a solid battle level which takes few chances.

The flow could use just a little work.Level 6: Chocolate LampThis level is HORRIBLE! Boring background (just a flashing color with some moving bubbles), single (for the most part) colored walls, incredibly sparse ammo placement, tons of chocolate. The whole level looks like it was made by a hyperactive kid on a sugar rush in two days with an urge to add every powerup imaginable! The top half of the design is ok, I’ll admit, but the bottom half is either too cramped or too open, and plainly uninspired. As a saving grace, there are some nice sucker tube things, though the vertical ones on either side could have been done much better.Level 7: Carrotus SquashThis is possibly the best example of an unoriginal, solid level I have ever seen.

The author knew what he wanted (I think) to present with this level, and suceeded – normal Battle gameplay, but at its best. This is, simply, a great level all around. The eyecandy is nothing amazing, the gameplay is nothing new, the design is standard, but all put together they come out AOK.Level 8: Shine-o-Rific LandThis is another example of a good, solid level that doesn’t rely on dazzling special effects to generate fun. My only real complaint about this is that the background is too plain.Level 9: Sandstrand O’HazesI do not recall seeing this level before.

Regardless, it’s an interesting level, but while like the last two it shows nothing new or exciting, it does not execute this well enough to make it super cool. I am not too fond of this, but it’s ok.Level 10: Doomsday DarksdreamNow, THIS level I have seen before. I can not, however, think of too much that is interesting to say about it.

Everything in it is done well, except for one or two spots where I think it’s a wee bit too cramped, and the background doesn’t work in 8-bit (not entirely the level maker’s fault). Still, this is another great level for this great (as of yet) pack.Level 11: Green BeretI never want to see this level again. Not that it’s very bad, in fact it’s good, but I am so incredibly sick of it!Level 12: Hectic HousewarsOne of the most recent levels of this pack (I’m not sure how many of the levels were actually Made in the previous year, but probably not too many), this is interesting but I think it’s grows a bit boring after extended play.

The tileset use is, of course, good, and the design is good, but there’s just something wrong about this level I can’t put my finger on.Level 13:Never seen this one before! It uses Blade’s Oasis tileset, and I can only assume the level’s theme is an Oasis as well. This level is overall good, but I have one gripe with it, the background. It’s nice that Mike found tiles in the tileset that could be textured, but it really needs support from the other background layers to not look so incredibly dull, especially in conjuncture with the lack of color of the rest of the tileset. (The level needs more greenery) Apparently there’s a shield in this level, but I don’t know where.Level 14: ForsakenA good level by BlurredD, using one of the most complicated tilesets in existance (certainly harder then Metal Mania). For some reason I thought this was a Treasure Hunt level at first.

Anyway, there is really little to say about this level, as it feels like any other Egypt level based inside the temple and not outside.Level 15: Virtual HeadacheUmm. This level, using the Jungle tileset, was made by a variety of different people and comes out with multiple types of eyecandy, gameplay and design, if not music. It is actually kind of hard to review, and besides, I worked on it (though it’s hard to tell as almost everything I did was cut out by someone later on in the chain).Level 16: Higher Fragging RateI’ve reviewed this one before, and I don’t feel like doing it again. Let it just be said that this level is a very vertically oriented piece of work with some nice strategy.Level 17: 60,000 Feet UnderThis is another good, solid level with nothing much all that interesting. My main gripe with it is the eyecandy, as it uses Dam Nation in such a way as it looks like the most boring tileset in existance, which it isn’t.Level 18: Rockingham IIThis, like Carrotus Squash (a better level, however), is a simple solid Carrotus level with nothing too amazing, just bringing normal tileset use/gameplay to its best. I am not quite sure if the two of them belong in the same pack, but oh well.Level 19: Dark FortressVERY interesting choice to come after the last two levels, as it contrasts with both of them so incredibly. While 60,000 feet under and Rockingham II were solid normal levels with mostly standard tileset use, this is different.

The author takes chances and usually suceeds, with fun gameplay, good design (a little too vertical, but oh well), and eyecandy which you can look at it without getting dizzy. There are also a lot of coins, several morphs (!), and some TNT to round out this very interesting level.Level 20: Spider SwampI find the only thing I can say about this is “I never knew Swamps had an owl”.Level 21: Chemical Reactions 2Ok, who made this (.oh, MidN), how did it get in here (I see, MidN made it), and why on earth is it Battle and not Treasure Hunt?

This would make a GREAT treasure hunt level, but it seems to be Battle instead. Anyway, it feels amazingly like the official multiplayer levels, in that it’s rather linear and has several dead ends. The eyecandy is a lot more daring then in the official levels, but I’ve never been a fan of layer 4 walls in the background without at least a transparent black tile in front of them. While this is interesting, and probably the most different level in the pack, I still say it should be Treasure Hunt instead.Level 22: Where Warriors FallWAHHHH MEMORIES!!!! I learned to fight in this level. Did you know you can push Monolith all the way from the coin warp back to it again? This is a good, oldish level, but I find that it makes a pretty good last level.

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As with many of these levels, it’s a good solid play.Overall, this is a great pack composed of some of the best levels around (and one or two others). My main complaint is that there are too many good, solid levels and not enough exciting ones like Dark Fortress. This review has been edited by Violet CLM0 of 0 users found this a good review.

(Written after the re-upload was doanloaded)Overall, I think this years pack is good. I have a few objections I’d like to share, though I’m not likely to be playing it.It’s not so much that the levels I’m going to point out are bad, so I hope none of the authors think badly about it.:P I didn’t like the One where you jump from island to island and if you miss you fall to get warped. I also didn’t like Knighmare Castle due to it being so easy. It’s kind of like Stupid CTF, but no where near as fun (or as small).

I also didn’t like JAIL being included. I like the level, and in the day I hosted it a ton, but I think it’s been a bit overplayed.:POther than those: Good picks.0 of 0 users found this a good review.

There goes my last minute effort to make the pack myself. All I had to make was the stupid little text file that goes with it. I did change a few levels in the pack, but it might not really matter. I think I’ll go bang myself in the head with a heavy object for wasting all that time which could have been better spent.(and i wasted more time just writing this up.

Bleh.)And in other news, I had no idea of how many classic levels to keep. Me personally, I would have had five or less since some of them seem to be getting overplayed, but go figure. Also, I didn’t pick/suggest every level in the pack. In the end, something about someone else’s opinion got in the way so I don’t know and enjoy the levels. And last (but not least), is Security Breach v2.

I see many disappointed players in the near future. Security Breach just isn’t as fun without the jail. BTW, it uses j1Battleships.j2t.0 of 0 users found this a good review. Wow, the 5th bash. Anyways, I’ll just review the chosen CTF levels for fun, (Which I will most likely do for the battle pack as well).Here goes:Level 1: Zatox Station67By:CelLWell, Im not surprised that this level has been chosen. The tileset use and eyecandy is quite remarkable here, makes it seem realistic.

The layout and ammo is quite strongly made as well, a solid choice for this pack.Angelic WarfareBy: CelL and RagEThis level is also one of my favorites. I like the way it was designed, and the way CelL and RagE used the heaven tileset. I also expected this level to be in the pack.BloodBunny’s Layer:By: BloodbunnyWell, I think this level has been in every bash so far, despite its very overplayed. Though I played this many times, I still quite like the layout. Its very roomy and easy to travel around. Though it sometimes gets irritating if you fall down while jumping on platforms, this level is good for running around in and dueling etc.Martian Megatropolis:By:UrJazzCCHmmThis level is also well made, though I didn’t like the dead ends where the powerups were. I liked some components used in this level and thought of them as quite interesting.

This level is also quite underplayed so adding it to AB5 would do good and add it some popularity.SPACE ISLAND LEVEL WITH ISLANDS:By: EvilMikeThis is an unusual type of CTF level, but that makes it fun to play. I like the triggering systems used here and all that, and I basically like the idea.

Though I hadn’t a clue that this level would of been included in the bash, Im quite glad it was.Celestial Wargrounds:By: Enigma, I thinkHmmanother heaven level. Some things I liked about this was the carrot placement and the floatups for easier gameplay. The level was wellmade and was also fun to play.This level is UntitledBy: EvilMikeAnother level by EvilMike. The layout here is good, somethings I didn’t like about the placement was the clump of stuff around the blaster powerup. I don’t think so much fastfires in one place was necessary. The level itself was also well made.One Silver Penny:By: CelLAnother great pick by BlurredD, the level not only looks great but plays well as well.

I think I’ve said enough about this level in my review about it, so I haven’t much else to say.High Volume CTF:BY: FiresworDIm not surprised this level got chosen. It has a very good balance, and designed nicely. The ammo was placed nicely as well.Arabian Highlands:By:Super SaiyanWow, I had no idea that this level would be chosen, but like for many others, Im glad it did.

The level design was good here, I like the tileset use as well. An interesting, but good choice by BlurredD.Knightmare Castle:By: I have no clue whatsoever.The first thing I noticed was the interesting eyecandy, great use of BlurredD’s castle remake. The layout was pretty good as well. I can’t say I’ve played this level before, so I dont know by whom it is.Swinging Jazz:By: BloodBunnyHmmm.Im glad this level had been edited so the sides arent open, this way the chance of a flag bug happening is very dim.

The layout is ok, but I think this level, like some others in the pack, is severely overhosted.Happy Castle CTF: (aka JAIL)By: Stripe, Bobby, Quist.HmmJAIL has been included. Though it is an ok level, I think its been overhosted to much. I don’t mind it in the pack, but I wished for some less popular levels, so that those levels can have their share of popularity as well. The level is good though.Happy Semi-Conductor CTF:By: StripeI quite expected this level to be in the pack. It has an interesting design and fun to play. Though it is overused, I still think it should be in the pack because its one of the best CTF Levels.Darker ScienceBy: ShadowGpWThis level has also been included in some bashes before it, and the level is also well done.SmogCTFBy:EvilMikeAnother unexpected level.

The layout in this level I found ok, except I haven’t a clue how to get the RF powerup(without checking JCS at least)Security Breach V2:By: BlurredDI have always loved to play SB(security Breach for you clueless people), mainly because of its great balance and layout. BlurredD has inlcluded his non jail version, which is good, since jail sucks for duels =P Anyways, SB isone of my all time favorites and im glad BlurredD included it in the pack.Diamondus Warzone:By: EpicAAHHH no, not this fiendish level. Its probably the most overhosted and overplayed CTF level ever!!!Its also included in probably every CTF bash btw.Dirty Laundry:By: BloodbunnyI also knew this level would get included. I don’t have much to say about it, except its also overhosted.

Anyway’s, its still nice to have it in the CTF pack though.Claustro ManiaBy:ShadowGpWI quite like this level as well, good use of the mez tileset, interesting layout etc. Though I feel the suckers are a bit slow and there’s too much of them. Other than that, not a problem.ShockWaweBy:ShadowGpWA tubelectric level which I’ve played often, but not often have I seen it hosted. Its interestingly designed and well made. Its a great level and Im glad it made it into the pack.Fiersome Flaggin’:By: Disguisey Wisey the wise guy in a disguise (Disguise)This level is also interesting, though I do not like the dead ends or all those fastfires in one place easy to get.Other than that, its a pretty good level.Well, some interesting levels included here, others are overhosted though. Anyways, happpy AB5 Bash everyone!This review has been edited by Blackraptor0 of 0 users found this a good review.

Yeah ALL of them were good except the half that didnt have music and got me stuk in the top-left corneri think ya gota put a JAZZ START in there!!Official response: The levels themselves are used for multiplayerand in multiplayer, a Jazz start messes up CTF because it is team-based. Music was not included because it is both very hard to get ahold of and also would increase the file size greatly.Trafton This review has been edited by Trafton AT0 of 0 users found this a good review. Okay, I will review this with help from my own reviews on single levels, and I will write a few sentences about the levels I didn’t review so prepare for a long review.Level 1: Zaitox Station 67 by CelL.Gameplay: Good/Very Good.

It’s not perfect. The spring placement was very good. But when you fall down at a base, you need to go back up.

You can get stuck somewhere. There are many sucker tubes, and that makes the gameplay even better. Also, the balance is as good as it must be.Eye candy: Very Good. There were lots of stuff in layer 4 and 3. It was really one of the best eye candy I ever saw. There were also lots of brown and mud tiles.

I liked that.Pickup placement: Good/Very Good. There was not really many ammo, and the place of the bouncers was questionable(the bouncers near the bases). It’s better for Jazz, I think. There are 3 PU’s. Seeker, Bouncer and Toaster. The most ammo in one group was 9 gun9. There was also a Full Energy(of course).

It’s good placed, but I think that it’s closer to the blue base. There is also a +1 carrot at the centre of the level. The Toaster Power-Up was closer to the red base, I guess.Level 2: Angelic Warfare by CelL and RagE.This is a nice level, the level has good trigger use, and a nice ammo placement. Great eye candy and gameplay. One of the best levels in the pack.Level 3: BloodBunny’s Lair by BloodBunny.Gameplay: the gameplay in this level is awesome.

It’s the best gameplay ever. The layout in this level is kinda good, although the level is open. The flow in the level is very good. The spring placement is very good and there are warps which prevent you from jumping.

There is some Spaz biasing here. You can get the left carrot with Spaz, and if you fall off, you acn get up again. Jazz has to copter and that’s a biasing.

There are many platforms and you can get on them without jumping.Conclusion gameplay: the best gameplay ever. Very nice flow, level is quite open. Some Spaz biasing, but a very good spring placement.Eye candy: the eye candy in this level is nothing really special. There is not too many, but there are some secrets here and there. The tileset is used good enough. The tileset is under-used too, and it’s also hard to use it good. The lava in this level is made translucent, but sometimes, you don’t see the translucency.

This is a bug, but that’s the game’s fault. Layer 3 has alot of stuff, and that’s the reason why the eye candy is not bad or very good.Pickup placement: the pickup placement in this level really rox. The ammo placement is very good, it’s good spread throughout the level. There are 3 power-ups, bouncy, seeker and gun9. The seeker power-up is placed at the left side, and you can get it with TNT, bouncies or gun9. This really rux. The bouncy PU is placed probably closer to the left base, and the gun9 pu is placed at the right side(and base).

There are 2 full energy, you can shoot one down and it’s more close to the left base. The other carrot is at the right side, and cannot be shot down. There are coins in this level and tehre is a coin warp that leads you to the base.

Left is left base, right is right base.Originality: This level is very original. That coin idea was very good. The tileset was used original too. The tileset is under-used. The music is just standard, but it fits this level.

The level’s name is original too. I will just say that this level is the most original possible. That means 8.5 points.Level 4: Martian Megatropolis by URJazzsiGameplay: Good/Very Good. It was very good. There was good spring placement but that horizontal springs were annoying. You don’t have to jump alot that’s very good. There are dead ends, that’s the only bad.Eye candy: Very good.

The eye candy was also very good. There were lots of things in layer 3 and 5, and the other layers were used good too.Pickup placement: Good/Very good.

It was almost very good, but I liked to use one type of ammo less, that would be good. The other ammo was good, because it was on the platform and not above. The full NRG was in the middle, thats good.Level 5: SPACE ISLAND LEVEL WITH ISLANDS by EvilMike.Gameplay: This r0x. That idea of the level was so original, and the layout was very original too. The level has not too many camp places. The size of the level may be quite strange, but I like it.

This level doesn’t even need alot of springs. The gameplay is already very good(even without springs). The level seems quite big, and I like that too.Conclusion gameplay: Pros: Everything.Cons: Nothing.Eye candy/Tileset use: Good/Very Good. Nothing really special here, but it’s quite good imo.

I think the tileset is used well, and I kinda like it. There isn’t too many, but some places had nice eye candy. Others didn’t have, and that’s probably why the eye candy isn’t perfect or very good.Conclusion eye candy/tileset use: Pros: The tileset is used well, and there are some places with nice eye candy. Cons: There could be more eye candy in some places.Pickup placement: Very Good. I love the placement here.

There is alot of ammo and there is enough in every place. There is a full energy placed in the middle of the level.

There are fly carrots, which prevent you from falling I think. They’re also used for the fun I guess. And the originality. There are 3 Power-Ups, A Seeker, Toaster and Bouncy PU. The Bouncy PU is placed at the left-top of the level.

There is less bouncy ammo there then Toaster ammo at the right side(with the PU too). The groups of ammo are mostly placed 5 × 2 or 6 × 2 or 7 × 2 × 3 ammo. There is also ammo on that small platforms, which you can get without jumping.

The Seeker PU is placed in the centre of that two PU, where are 5 platforms. And the Seeker PU is placed on the 3rd platform of them.Conclusion Pickup placement: Pros: Everything what needs to be good.Cons: Nothing.Originality: Good/Very Good. Yes, this level is very original. I give the complete 8.5 points for it. First: The excellent layout.

Second: That interesting use of islands. Third: The placement of that fly carrots. Fourth: The tileset that’s used.

And fifth: The music in the level.Fun Factor: This level is very fun to play. The bases are easy to defend, but not too easy to kill the opponent after one hit. The RF PU would be nice here, but it doesn’t matter. You can kill he opponent with a RF or Bouncer than too. The full energy is placed on the ground, which prevent it from falling.Conclusion fun factor: A very fun level.Level 6: Celestial Wargrounds by Enigma.This level is nice, there could be more ammo, but the eye candy is nice. The other placement rocked, and the gameplay was nice too.Level 7: This level is Untitled by EvilMike.This is a nice level, the ammo placement is intelligent. The eye candy is good, because the tileset is rather limiting.

The gameplay here is good too.Level 8: One Silver Penny by CelL.Gameplay: Good/Very Good. Well, I can say this is a nice gameplay, but could be better, though. I will explain.

First, there is a nice spring placement. Second, there are one ways in some places. Third, there is a copter in the level which makes the level Lori-unfriendly. But who cares, it’s mostly a 1.23 level and not hosted alot too. Fourth, there are some warps in some places.

Fifth, the layout and flow are nice. Sixth, there are some tubes in some places.

Seventh, there are some float ups too. And eighth, the level is not too big, but that doesnt matter much.Conclusion: Nice gameplay, but not perfect.Eye Candy/Tileset use: Very Good. Yes, this is again a very nice eye candy in a level by CelL. There is very nice eye candy in layer 4(sprite layer). There is a nice background.

The tileset use is very good, too. There is a foreground, and that are trees. There is also something in layer 3, and it looks nice too.

Even layer 5 had something, I saw too.Conclusion eye candy: Very nice.Pickup placement: Good/Very Good And here it is, the evil part of the level. I will explain why. First off, there is a very good ammo placement. Second is, there is one silver coin(penny) that’s why the name is One Silver Penny. There are 2 Power-Ups.

One Seeker PU in the middle, with a Toaster PU at the right side. The Toaster PU is probably closer to the Red Base, but I dunno if it’s really true. Why is there a Silver Coin here? Well, there is a bonus of one coin and when you inserted the coin, you will be at the Full Energy. That’s quite evil, but it’s original. The other evil is, there is not another carrot in the level.Conclusion: Nice placement.Originality: Good/Very Good.

Like I said, the idea to put a full energy in a warp where you need a coin for is very original. The music used is bonus2.j2b, and that music isn’t used alot for diamondus. Most times people that use a diamondus tileset always put Diamond.j2b as music. But I am glad to see that this time it isn’t the default music.Conclusion: An original level.Level 9: High Volume CTF by FireSworD.Gameplay: Good/Very Good. I like it, spring placement is very good, only the level is quite small, if it was that big with this gameplay, it was very good.Eye candy: Very Good.

This is how you need to use this tileset. I don’t care about that it’s overused.Pickup placement: Good/Very Good.

The ammo placement is really good, but you must get up again to get the ammo at some places. There are more levels which have that. The amount of ammo was very good.

The carrot placement was also good.Level 10: Arabian Highlands by Super Saiyan.A level I don’t know too good, but I saw the interesting eye candy and good placement. Gameplay is good enough.Level 11: Knightmare Castle by Unhit.Gameplay: This level has good gameplay. The CTF bases were good placed in a small level. The springs were good, enz. Nothing bad about this.Eye candy: Eye candy is very good. There are lots of dark places and all layers were used.

That’s very good.Pickup placement: Ammo placement was very nice. Not many ammo for a small level, great. The full energy was good placed on a small platform in the middle of the level. At each side of the level was a power-up, and the selection of RF and bouncies were good chosen.Level 12: Swingin’Jazz by BloodBunny.Another BloodBunny level. This level is worse than the other 2 by him in this pack, but it’s still good. The eye candy is nice, with a good placement and gameplay.Level 13: Happy Castle CTF by stripe, FQuist and DizZy.This level has alot of triggers, and I like that.

Everything is good enough.Level 14: Happy semiconductor CTF by stripe.One of my favourites. This level has a very nice and strange layout, great eye candy and a nice placement.Level 15: Darker Science by ShadowGpWThis level has again everything needed, no complaints.Level 16: SmogCTF by EvilMike.Another EvilMike level, this level uses the Wasteland tileset very nice. There is alot of good eye candy, nice placement and the gameplay is nice too.

The rf powerup placement may be evil.Level 17: Security Breach v2 by BlurredD.This is one of my top 10, and I like it. I don’t know why this level isn’t on j2o, but it should be. Everything is nice.Level 18: Diamondus Warzone by Epic and jeh(fixed it).Argh. I don’t like this level. It’s too platformy and has a bad base and ammo placement. More than 1 seeker pu would be nice. The eye candy is good enough, but that’s all.Level 19: Dirty Laundry by BloodBunny.This is a nice level, with a great eye candy and placement.

Gameplay is also nice.Level 20: Claustro Mania by ShadowGpW.This is a level that uses Mez01, and I think that the way it’s used is very good. The gameplay is nice, but not perfect. The eye candy is very nice, like all levels in the pack. The placement is alright.Level 21: ShockWave by ShadowGpW.This is another Tube electric level, and it’s very big.

Again, everything that needs to be nice in a CTF level.Level 22: Fiersome Flaggin’ by Disguise.This is another level I don’t know too good, but it looks kinda nice, and has a good eye candy, placement and gameplay.Well, it’s not too hard to give a long review for a pack like this, especially when you reviewed all levels somewhere. Some levels are not single on j2o, but anyway, bad that this pack may not be rated. I would say: awesome pack.DarkSonic of XSÐ, CC and - XLM was here.This review has been edited by Da man0 of 0 users found this a good review.