Uninhabitable Battle Pack by aiko - Download Information

Uninhabitable Battle Pack Battle, by aiko, requires The Secret Files

Rating: 8.1

Description

Its a series! (basically one level)

Contains 16 Files

aiko4.txt		4.60 kB
aiko4d.j2l	Uninhabitable Area BF	5.77 kB
aiko4e.j2l	Uninhabitable Antarctica	5.78 kB
aiko4g.j2l	Uninhabitable Future	4.51 kB
aiko4gd.j2l	Uninhabitable Future Day	4.44 kB
aiko4h.j2l	Uninhabitable Beach	6.03 kB
aiko4hn.j2l	Uninhabitable Beach Night	6.10 kB
aiko4i.j2l	Uninhabitable Electric	5.37 kB
aiko4id.j2l	Uninhabitable Electric Day	5.25 kB
aiko4k.j2l	Uninhabitable Milky Way	5.42 kB
aiko4l2.j2l	Uninhabitable Castle	5.55 kB
aiko4ln.j2l	Uninhabitable Dark Castle	5.67 kB
aiko4o.j2l	Uninhabitable Jungle	7.44 kB
aiko4on.j2l	Uninhabitable Jungle Night	7.42 kB
Mez03b.j2t	MEZ03b	42.69 kB
Space Station.j2t	Space Station	188.11 kB

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Reviews and comments

Newspaz Posted more than 20 years ago

Basicly these are 3 the same levels. I think it’s ok. The design isn’t very original after playing all 3 the levels. But i liked the level with Mez3b the best.

Paul Posted more than 20 years ago

Good job aiko. In the castle version the vines in the backround make it look like you’re always about to fall onto them :P though. (:

Derby Posted more than 20 years ago

Introduction to the Uninhabitable Battle Pack:

This level pack has a lot of original ideas… It is really one level, converted into thirteen versions. Aiko must have spent a lot of time with the conversions, because these tilesets are completely different (besides day and night ones.) You’ve gotta love the flating island/pillar/soldier/fire/tree/etc. though! Every once in a while, you’ll see a floating "island" in the foreground. The design is great, the eyecandy was just as good, but the weak point here was the use of the layers.

Ratings:

Design/Content: 2.5/2.5

The design of the level is great for some battle action for any amount of players. You’ll find obstacles where they should be to have the player struggle to get to the other.

Tile/Event use: 2.3/2.5

Aiko was careful about where his events went with the tiles. The tiles fit well with the events, and the levels certainly have some life, unlike some other levels I’ve seen. Still, it was just under the limit because you don’t see it everywhere.

Tile/Tile compatibility: 1.7/2.0

The tiles fit fairly well, with each other. There are only a few places where tiles could be replaced by walls or another decent tile. Other than that, the eyecandy’s terrific.

Event/Event compatibility: 0.8/1.0

The events did go well with each other. You’d find that there is more tiling than events, and it gets unbalanced, here.

Layer use: 0.7/1.0

The only disappointing factor in this level pack is the use of layers. The floating island doesn’t take this down at all, because it was not overused. In fact, the floating island idea only brings up this factor. I enjoyed seeing a pillar, tree, soldier, or something similar, flying across the screen every once in a while – it never did get old. However, branches and platforms were in the sprite foreground layer, in the middle of an area which should have more platforms, where the speed of the layer almost matches the sprite layer. This really made the level’s obstacles confusing, and sometimes, annoying.

Game Compatibility: 1.0/1.0

You won’t have many problems with this level pack. This level pack works with TSF, so make sure you have it. I don’t decrease points for making it only TSF compatible – Make your levels 1.23 or 1.24 – it will only make a difference to users that don’t have one or the other.

Bonus – Level conversions: 0.5/0.5

All the levels in this level pack are actually the same. They just use different tilesets, which brings up the bonus half-point. Aiko would have to spend a lot of time to convert the level to different tilesets – he even converted it to a mez tileset. Each level has a few differences, but are just as fun. For the effort made to convert it to different tilesets (which takes a very long time with the different tilesets and their placements) this level gets a bonus half point (Not available for perfect levels.)

Replayability: 3-4 Hours

You’ll get a couple hours of fun out of this pack. I suggest downloading this pack to do some things: Play the levels, serve the levels, explore the levels, and/or observe the levels. See how they’re alike and how they’re different – how well they were converted. It also makes for a good battle level, which it was meant to be.

Summary for the Uninhabitable Battle Pack:

Download this level pack, and have some fun. It is nothing you’ll regret passing up, but it is also nothing you want to pass up at all. Everyone else’s opinions’ count, too – Its what the community demands.

~ Derby

Genotoxin aka iCeD Posted more than 20 years ago

yes, a big back of good battles! (ok, I know it’s just 1 level.)

Despite the fact that all of these are conversions (and they are TSF only), I liked these battle levels. They have good design, eye candy and such. Complaints include the fact that the layers can get confusing. Weapons were a bit excessive, too. Overall this battle pack is worth downloading if you’re bored and want a good pack to play on TSF. :-)

Blade Posted more than 20 years ago

This level pack rocks! It has a lot of new ideas. Interesting level design, using original jj2 tilesets and Mez’s masterpieces. No stucking to the corners and no tiling errors at all.

BTW. I like those floating islands.

gokudbz Posted more than 20 years ago

HI AIKO

its a nice lvl do you make more lvl for internet

gokudbz

ÍpÐøpé Posted more than 20 years ago

WOW. this levelpack is really cool!

Stilettø Posted more than 20 years ago

Nice level pack
The design Layout is Good
Eyecandy is also Good
Weapon placement can beter but its ok

Download ? Yes

White Rabbit Posted more than 20 years ago

Good lvl pack, weapons placement, eyecandy and navigation, they’re all ok but I don’t like that all the lvls follow the same design except using different tilesets. It would be much better if all the lvls would be different.

Anyway, download this, it’s still pretty good.

>CelL< Posted more than 20 years ago

This is a pretty good level pack. The design in each level is very good, and, sadly, its also almost the same in each level:-). Aiko also used a very spiffy tileset, that looks like the good o`l mez01 tileset. This is`nt a perfect battle pack, but it could be alot worse.

~>CelL<

Spaz Boy Posted more than 20 years ago

Heh, what can I say? I liked it!

(If you played TSF recently you know what I mean ;)

Anyway, I like the idea of taking a level and recreating it with different tilesets. (I don’t like the da*n tilesets though, they are too easy to get stuck in.)

Nevertheless, this is a pretty cool battle pack offering a lot of fun.

If Aiko ever comes back alive in his server, I might take one of these to host in the upcoming TSF (Not really DedicateD) server!

~SB

Stijn Posted more than 20 years ago

Weird. I seem to be the only foo here who doesn’t like those levels.

The levels (or level, it’s basically one level) are using serveral sets. Not all of them are used in a good way. There are some eyecandy glitches, altough there are also some original platforms moving around.
The design of the levels is confusing and the levels are kinda empty at some places. Another set-back is that you can only play this levels with Jazz. At least, Aiko says so. That’s very unfair since Spaz players find it hard to move around with Spaz and so fighting (and I actually think those levels are created for fighting ;) will be unfair. I also don’t like the chatroom, but that’s probably me.
So you can download this, but I don’t say you HAVE to. 6.0 for those levels with interesting but often annoying design.