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When it comes to minimap art, I think the shape and placement of your minigames plays a really big role. Many EE worlds I liked (and all the pictures you sent) had kind of a "cave path" of minigames. Just having a path with interesting shapes can mean a lot.

I was always really interested in how people built their worlds. I asked many builders about it, but I don't really remember much of their answers anymore...
No one probably fully knew how they did what they did. Maybe they just had learned it by experimenting and having fun.

Something I liked to do a lot was sketching things on paper. It was a super fun way to plan worlds for me. Would look similar to this:

Heard him say that today.
I tried downloading my worlds, and the note blocks weren't really working.
Unless we're missing something...

I like worlds like these that are like a collection of ideas.
The coin door one kinda breaks if you play the mario first, but idk if there's any way to fix that.

I would play another game with a similar concept if it had many players. Games like mario maker or minecraft are cool but they're definitely missing something that EE has. There just aren't other games like EE, which is kinda sad because the concept is really great!

An official successor would have been fun because it would have been a new place for all the EE players, but I honestly think it's a bit too late for that now. There aren't many players left here...

I don't care that much about having a successor because pretty much all of my friends quit EE anyway.
But just imagining the idea of having a proper 2D sandbox game with similar features as EE gets me excited. I'd even be willing to help working on something like that if it was a thing made by the community. Though I have no idea if the community wants/can create something like that. Atilla keeps saying that a charity project like this is doomed to fail, and I think he has a point.

Oh and just to clarify, a completely new game unrelated to the EE brand is a better idea imo. EE has a lot of problems, and it's just extra work trying to get rid of those while trying to be a sequel. EEU has progressed really slowly, and I personally don't like where it's heading, even if it was heading there faster. That's just purely my personal opinion though.

Great world!

Taishou a is such a cool song, I didn't expect anyone to make it on EE. Loved it!

I hope it'll be succesfull, but so far I don't really like the feel of it.

There are a lot of things in it that I don't like. There's something about the movement that gives me a headache. Some of the graphics look a bit cheap. There's not much to do with the current features. So far its just a worse version of EE I guess? Maybe I'm comparing it too much to EE right now, but whenever I play EEU, it leaves me with a bad taste.

EEU should be a better version of EE. Like if I'm completely honest, EE looks bad and the gameplay is usually not very interesting to me. The core idea of EE is amazing, but if you play it as a platformer game it's pretty bad. I hope EEU would be better, but it seems to be heading to the direction where EE is.

So yeah, it might as well be succesful.

- I joined like 2011
- My dad didn't want to buy me chat at first but in the end he did. One of the first things I remember on EE is when I asked someone what a "boss" is. Bosses were fun
- Then I met this player who taught me how to build hook jumps and stuff. I started making some worlds at that point
- Then friend list got added and it was awesome
- I started making music worlds and met quite a lot of music makers. I still can't believe how many songs I've actually made on EE
- Yo! Scroll was AWESOME
- Hanging out in Nothing was AWESOME
- I'm not sure if I ever really like playing EE that much, but it definitely became just a place for chatting and building for me. I think EE is kinda special with the way it combines real time creating, interacting and chatting.
- I tried out some contests
- I was forced to get into mining, so I did that a bit in Fastmaplers bot. I used to think minig was pretty boring, but hey, it still kinda is!

It's not the campaign rewards, it's the friends we made along the way!

People often like english and irish folk music a lot. I don't know many sea shanties, but I really enjoy Irish folk songs.

I think sea shanties are heard a lot in soundtracks, and I just love the idea that games or movies can help you get into more traditional music styles.

I think editing features like these are pretty important. Especially auto-tiling, since areas filled with blocks tend to look kinda messy on EE.

These are worlds I would have wanted to finish, but I'm a rather lazy person in the end. In addition to these I have a huge amount of world ideas which I never even bothered to start working on. Maybe in EEU I will.

I'm actually a bit surprised that I haven't seen many top down worlds after the no-gravity effect was added.  I'd imagine them being really fun, and the art style looks really nice on EE as well. I guess it's just because people don't really make worlds anymore.

I think it was a cool idea, and the worlds I've played so far were pretty nice too. I'm currently at Aquatic Sanctuary, I think there's something wrong with this underwater mini:

It feels like the curse times change somehow. I tried to beat it so many times and it literally felt impossible, but when I decided to try it once again now I was able to do it without too much trouble.

Kira is right that this campaign kinda feels more like random worlds from every year rather than the best worlds. The lobby world is beautiful though.

EDIT:

Now I'm at the last world. This mini is a mood killer:

It's way too hard in comparison to the rest of the world (and the difficulty "hard"). I feel like it's not just hard, but rather inconsistent, so it's very random if you get the movements right or not.
Well lets see if I can win this...

EDIT 2:

OK I did it, but it wasn't enjoyable at all. I really liked the rest of the world though.

My thoughts on this campaign overall: EE needs more easy worlds.