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Well, it's a bit of a bump, but I finally downloaded and played this level, and I loved it! I did manage to glitch through one of the gravity lines at one point (I think it was in the heart bypass room, whatever that one's called), but flipping back fixed that. I was expecting a hard platforming challenge instead of a puzzle at the end, but I actually liked the puzzle better (how many scripts did that take?!). It confused me until I realized that (spoiler ahead) the terminal numbers were *changing*. Once I figured that out, it didn't take long to realize that I was just toggling bits.

The dates are room names, so that'd be Foddy's doing, wouldn't it?

And by the way ...

The first rule of Vegetable Game is: you do not play Vegetable Game.

Heh, I don't even know if any of the F^10 stuff compares to Souleye's music IMO. Thanks, though! It's good to know that people like this level.

B**** please.



EDIT: Holy frak, I think I may have set a record.

I just did this on my server the other day ...

When in doubt, email Terry!

I feel the need to ask at this point ... will there ever be a Mac version? Ever?

I don't think there is. You'd have to set it and then change it back when playing those Japanese games.

Okay smart asses, what's a Kelvin?
I don't know.
Then don't speak, or Dispenser may have you.
*gulp*

Oh! Oh! I know this one!

I always imagined online VVVVVV as an MMO where people can build and go through each other's areas.

Wait. We can already do that.

Terry releases source = piracy is really really easy = Terry: Pirates: Fanbase: .

It's fairly easy to rip/redo the graphics and SFX and make a clone though.

It pains me to find that a "snowflake" involving characters from a game with six characters and letters from a title with six letters DOES NOT HAVE 6-FOLD SYMMETRY.



Well, it's okay I guess.

My usual order:

1) SS1
2) Lab
3) Tower
4) Warp
5) SS2 (these last two *might* be switched)