- #100 DOORS CHALLENGE 2 LEVEL 37 EXPLANATION MOVIE#
- #100 DOORS CHALLENGE 2 LEVEL 37 EXPLANATION FULL#
It’s so much fun, it’s so creative, it’s hard as heck, and super rewarding. That’s the only way I can describe this hack. Some of the bosses though were very tough. This is another reason this hack kept me interested and why this hack will likely have an extremely high replay value for me. There's no shortage of diversity here each level feels like a brand new adventure and boredom is very unlikely. Level design is varied to an nth degree that no level ever felt like a repeat. Some secret exits are also extremely cryptic and tough to find, and they require a great deal of exploration and patience. No jump is completely safe in this hack, as you might just get attacked by enemies as you're landing on the next platform. As a commentor said below me, it seems every enemy in this game is placed in just the right spot to kill Mario, and rightfully so, as it does feel like Mario is always in danger in this hack. This hack will test your patience and your precision skills.
#100 DOORS CHALLENGE 2 LEVEL 37 EXPLANATION MOVIE#
Gaiden has some of the hardest levels imaginable (just watch that title-screen movie for a taste of what you're about to experience), but for some reason, they're so much fun to play. The Lost Levels from SMAS? Yup, Gaiden has it. Deceptive mechanics and trickery that reminds you of Super Mario Bros.
Imagine a Super Mario World: The Lost Levels (Done Right) kind of hack. If you could imagine a game that gets as hard as it can possibly get without becoming a Kaizo game, that's Gaiden right there. My favorite hack of all time in the past isn't even that interesting anymore, so Gaiden took its place instead. Emailing your questions directly to will get you a direct response from Kev as well.SMW: Gaiden is by far my favorite Super Mario World hack of all time. As always, comment and either Kevin or I will get back to you. If something isn't clear in the steps, the following video summarizes the entire build.
#100 DOORS CHALLENGE 2 LEVEL 37 EXPLANATION FULL#
Frankly, if we would have made it longer, it would have accepted the Benchcrafted tail vise nicely but keeping it shorter allowed us to order 12' lumber for the top and not have any scrap.Īll details including dimensions, parts list, tool list, and a full cost breakdown are included if you would like to build your own bench. You could probably also call out the fact that it's only 6 feet long as well.
Both of which are options many choose to do differently so, it comes down to a personal choice. The only "downsides" to this bench would be the difficulty with adding a Benchcrafted tail vise (would need a longer top) and it uses round dogs instead of square dogs. It uses inexpensive vises but is designed to accept the more expensive hardware should you chose to upgrade. It has a maple split top (Roubo) which is what many advanced woodworkers are using. I've detailed the design while Kevin and his son built the workbench as a father/son project.Īlthough this is called an Entry Level Workbench, it's built in such a way that it really never has to be replaced. The Entry Level Workbench shown here is a collaboration between myself and Kevin at Kev's Woodworks. Building a workbench seems to be a rite of passage for most serious woodworkers.
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