the smb2 mushroom gets killed by the block so putting an ice block would do nothing. it only shows up after you break the block and then reset the room
@@aidanlikesshoes6892 the point is just that the block stands out from all the others, making it more likely that the player thinks to try and break it.
I had something like this happen to us in an escape room. We were going through a bunch of puzzles and had some 30-ish minutes left when I was joking that we have plenty of time to fix the last puzzles. Then a solution opened a door hidden under a shelf and we had a whole other room to solve. Finished some 20-30 seconds before the deadline and it felt amazing :D
A checkpoint behind the key door would be a softlock after death. As there would be no way to progress and no going back. Unless they put a safety key in there but that could potentially be used for cheese. However, I think this level would benefit from an infinite checkpoint system and a key death detection mechanism.
I’ve been a dedicated Panga viewer for a few years now. This video is one of my recent favorites. I would absolutely love to see him play more of this maker’s puzzle levels. The recent TH-cam output has been 🔥🔥🔥, both the endless vids and the variety content. Keep up the good work Panga and play more of these puzzle levels in the future!
Oh look, a rare one-level video :D The level is "Difficult pipe maze / Very tough problem! Pipe Maze" made by SaboP, Japan, description in Japanese is the same as in English
My thought is the smb2 mushroom and the blocks under the spot beneath the bumper room need some visual cues. I'd say that it should be set up where only stacks of 2 breakable blocks are blocks that actually need to be broken, so if there was another breakable block directly above the smb2 mushroom block, that would attract a little bit of attention. As for the off-screen bombs? Just line up 2 arrows under the hole you make on the bumper spot. Specifically 2, because some folks will bomb once and leave, and they're not taking the clue properly!
I randomly thought of the solution to the "first screen" puzzle. I think the "intended" path was to use the SMB2 mush to carry that POW back to that room to kill the muncher.
*Panga collects all the key coins and makes it to the final room* Me: Nice, he’s pretty close to beating the level! *Sees 30 minutes left in the video* Me: Oh…
There's this whole series of puzzle levels that Carl played that I think you might like, they're extremely creative. The creator is Tutajkk, and the puzzles are the ones with "Trickery" in the title-- I was reminded of them because their descriptions also say "no hidden blocks". Some of the most unique and interesting solutions I've ever seen.
The creator should've added another red coin at the start and block it with one way so that it could only be obtained without hitting checkpoints. Then place checkpoint after the keydoor halfway below the semisolid, and put a key below that semisolid, that way after the keydoor you're not able to get the key from red coins again and don't have to do half the level again. Probably a good idea to also place another on-off block in the same room. Also stating that there's no hidden blocks and have a smb2 mushroom hidden behind the block makes the puzzle much worse. It should've been mushroom-dispensing pipe blocked by destructible blocks. The rest was great.
This was every 80s NES kids nightmare. Now imagine playing that level for 30 days… lol. I would say using the program would be equivalent to Nintendo putting it into a Nintendo Power issue after thousands of complaints! Thank you Panga for summing up all of us 1980s NES kids lives!!you condensed our 2 month misery into 2 hrs. Lol! GGs
Not the biggest Fan of the Bumper hidden Block to get the SMB2 Mushroom since i think there would have been at least one Hint needed to be fine for me but i still think it was an really great Level. Cant wait for Carl to play it. He will definitely like it. Amazing Stuff even with this minor Issue though imo.
Probably because it's the most limited in terms of Mario's moveset, which also limits the amount of potential cheese. Also because the powerups are so versatile (namely Link)
This level looks clearly designed to be easy to get all the reds and then be presented with the final room with absolutely no leads on what to do next (except the fact that a second keydoor exists). The rest of the level involves breaking random hard to break blocks to find the smb2 mushroom and second key (although if you have the smb2 mushroom i can't imagine that second key actually being hard to find). I don't like the location of the smb2 mushroom because it feels like a complete shot in the dark that that's the specific block you need to break, while everything else has a clear tell that it's something that you should probably try. You didn't actually need to do the full process of getting the first key every time you died, which would've given more time to think about how to get into the second keydoor. Once you figure out all the level elements on their own is when it's time to piece it together.
Regarding CPs... there are Ways these Days to get automatically an Key after you die on an CP after collecting all Red Coins. and you die. I think it has something to do with Switch States as well.... I cant explain it in Detail. But yeah, this Way ppl have made Levels with 8 CPs kind of. lol.
I'd like to point out a third method to collect the red coin at the start. With the smb2 mushroom you pick up the sideways spring in the spike room, take it with you down the pipe to the bob-omb room then back to the starting room into the vine room. You need to reenter the pipe to the starting room and you can do that with the sideways spring acting as a platform, however you can't do it yet since big Mario won't fit in the 1-block gap for the red coin. Instead place the spring on the higher flying vine block to get squished by the ceiling into small Mario and then the vine block carries the spring into the wall and drops it to the perfect position for the pipe reentry. As incredible as that sounds there's a much more usefull cheese with the spring, just go into the key-door and use it as a platform to enter the door instead of the pow-block, skipping a full key.
Yeah, that's the only part of this level I don't like. There doesn't seem to be any sort of knowledge or hint that it's there. I'm good with the rest of the level, but I dislike that part.
Day 454 of posting a cool animal fact: Two out of the canid (dog) family's subfamilies are extinct! But what were these subfamilies? First was hesperocyoninae, from which the two other canid subfamilies evolved from. The most interesting thing about them is that they were very long, and had long tails to match. They look almost more similar to something like a mongoose than something like a wolf! However these guys got out competed by the next subfamily, borophaginae. These guys are called "bone crushing dogs" and as their name suggests, they were bulkier and tougher than their ancestors. They resembled foxes and hyenas most closely though they were a bit bulkier. Unfortunately for borophaginae though, the final subfamily of canids came to out compete them; caninae. Caninae, along with recently introduced felids were swifter and sneakier than the slower and bulkier borophaginae, and ended with borophaginae going extinct. Leaving caninae as the dominant subfamily, which hosts all modern canids!
I would’ve made the block you break for the SMB2 mushroom a different breakable block, so you can tell it’s important. I would’ve also made the SMB2 mushroom able to be replenished (maybe you D: a cloud block and allow access to an SMB2 mushroom pipe)
To be fair... both the P-switch cheese, and the donut-block method are sufficiently advanced to be about comparable... not to mention if you try too many times on the P-switch method, you'll end up timing yourself out.
What is this? It is mana. This isn't Endless Expert. It's Uncleared Levels! When you get Uncleared Levles, it's 46 minutes, and the video is made for one level, you know it's gonna be a good one. 18:18 SE-calibre puzzel levels often have 'cheese, but necessary'. 43:18 But not here. d: 42:20 Yeah, it's too bad the program had to be used. Still A+ level (and video) 👍. 42:4045:46 Perhaps this maker's levels could be an entire video series. The Buffet (RIP the legend 🌴) stages of grief: 31:40 There's a woman to blame. 33:16 It's nobody's fault. 36:20 Well, it could be my fault. 40:50 It's my own durn fault.
I feel like you were overcomplicating things. My guess is if you had broken the destructible block right above the muncher, a 2 high launcher would have spawned. This blocks off the muncher You then slap the p switch, the launcher falls, and dies to the pswitch changing back
The first room where you were "cheesing" the muncher out of the way with the p switch. Could you have used the smb2 shroom to carry the pow from the claw room over to kill said muncher then grab the link suit to be small enough to fit through the gap?
I'm wondering then if the breakable block above the muncher had something hidden there? Maybe another pow? Could've used a link bomb to destroy the block and activate it
I disagree with your Copium justification as to why that blind bomb part was acceptable. Tiny particles aren't helpful at all- you only knew to keep bombing because you looked at the program. Without that, you would have never figured that out, and that is a fact. Rest of the level was cool though. All in all, there was way too much blind/offscreen garbage for this to be "The best puzzle level you've ever played". That description is just a slap in the face to all of the actually good puzzles you have played on this channel- namely from XYMM levels.
Personally, I think a better version of this level would have removed the extra bombable blocks, used ? Blocks with a direct tunnel connection for the SMB2 mushroom, and left a block missing so you could see the other pipe at the ending.
I feel like if the SMB2 mushroom was hidden behind an ice block to stand out from the rest, it woul be accetable.
And I'd change the block on the ground of the bumper room to be ice too
Yeah biggest gripe with this level. That mushroom was a bit too hidden.
The description explicitly says that there's no hidden blocks to worry about, but that might as well be a hidden block with how invisible it is
the smb2 mushroom gets killed by the block so putting an ice block would do nothing. it only shows up after you break the block and then reset the room
@@aidanlikesshoes6892 the point is just that the block stands out from all the others, making it more likely that the player thinks to try and break it.
Imagine the last green door actually takes you to another puzzle room
It takes you to a twice twice and makes you beat the level again.
I had something like this happen to us in an escape room. We were going through a bunch of puzzles and had some 30-ish minutes left when I was joking that we have plenty of time to fix the last puzzles. Then a solution opened a door hidden under a shelf and we had a whole other room to solve. Finished some 20-30 seconds before the deadline and it felt amazing :D
@Crojach used to work at an escape room. That was incredibly common in our sherlock room lol. Including the bpokshelf bit
Imagine there was a troll at the end
I live for the uncleared levels, favorite series you do by far.
Yes, uncleared levels are the best content.
Especially puzzle levels because you can solve them while you watch.
If only someone could explain to me what uncleared levels are
@@fuze9458 Uncleared levels are levels that are uncleared because nobody cleared them. 🤖
If only someone could explain to me what uncleared levels are with a song
That 46 minutes just flew! Loved watching and figuring out this puzzle level
holy..... i didnt realize how long this was till i read this after watching it all
Wait 46 minutes?!
>open 46 minute video
>think it's like 5 puzzle levels
>happy 46 minutes
>it wasn't 5 puzzle levels
Not Carl's channel :3
A checkpoint behind the key door would be a softlock after death. As there would be no way to progress and no going back. Unless they put a safety key in there but that could potentially be used for cheese.
However, I think this level would benefit from an infinite checkpoint system and a key death detection mechanism.
Of course, of course 😂
@@SamTheFable you could also put a door that takes you back
Ez fix on the cheese is to add a second muncher above the first one. Another room did exactly that, so it’s weird that this room only had 1
Then you would just wait for P to run out, killing top muncher, and do the cheese
@@youtubekilledtrustedflaggi9274 then how are we able to kill this single muncher and have it stay dead?
@@kylecote7261wouldn’t that respawn both munchers blocking the cheese
That moment when perfect pitch gives you advantage in timing in a video game.
You could do that with relative pitch too. Actually you could do it with only rhythm.
@@halcyonacoustic7366 Just don't fall asleep in a metronome factory and you're good
That 46 minutes fly by fast. One of the best puzzle videos I ever watched. Fantastic
I’ve been a dedicated Panga viewer for a few years now. This video is one of my recent favorites. I would absolutely love to see him play more of this maker’s puzzle levels. The recent TH-cam output has been 🔥🔥🔥, both the endless vids and the variety content. Keep up the good work Panga and play more of these puzzle levels in the future!
it's probably difficult to find actual content-worthy puzzles. I'm guessing it's a crap shoot finding the good ones.
Oh look, a rare one-level video :D
The level is "Difficult pipe maze / Very tough problem! Pipe Maze" made by SaboP, Japan, description in Japanese is the same as in English
36:03 shoutout to Feierbright in twitch chat, he knew exactly what was comming 😂
actually like it when regular series videos become 1 level videos
My thought is the smb2 mushroom and the blocks under the spot beneath the bumper room need some visual cues.
I'd say that it should be set up where only stacks of 2 breakable blocks are blocks that actually need to be broken, so if there was another breakable block directly above the smb2 mushroom block, that would attract a little bit of attention.
As for the off-screen bombs? Just line up 2 arrows under the hole you make on the bumper spot. Specifically 2, because some folks will bomb once and leave, and they're not taking the clue properly!
I randomly thought of the solution to the "first screen" puzzle. I think the "intended" path was to use the SMB2 mush to carry that POW back to that room to kill the muncher.
*Panga collects all the key coins and makes it to the final room*
Me: Nice, he’s pretty close to beating the level!
*Sees 30 minutes left in the video*
Me: Oh…
There's this whole series of puzzle levels that Carl played that I think you might like, they're extremely creative. The creator is Tutajkk, and the puzzles are the ones with "Trickery" in the title-- I was reminded of them because their descriptions also say "no hidden blocks". Some of the most unique and interesting solutions I've ever seen.
This level was so cool! Really loved the multi-uses of the rooms, especially that blue pipe you need to enter with both the link suit and mushroom
The creator should've added another red coin at the start and block it with one way so that it could only be obtained without hitting checkpoints. Then place checkpoint after the keydoor halfway below the semisolid, and put a key below that semisolid, that way after the keydoor you're not able to get the key from red coins again and don't have to do half the level again. Probably a good idea to also place another on-off block in the same room.
Also stating that there's no hidden blocks and have a smb2 mushroom hidden behind the block makes the puzzle much worse. It should've been mushroom-dispensing pipe blocked by destructible blocks.
The rest was great.
This was every 80s NES kids nightmare. Now imagine playing that level for 30 days… lol. I would say using the program would be equivalent to Nintendo putting it into a Nintendo Power issue after thousands of complaints! Thank you Panga for summing up all of us 1980s NES kids lives!!you condensed our 2 month misery into 2 hrs. Lol! GGs
I didn’t think I’d watch this whole video even once but the level was so intriguing I almost watched it twice!
First level was no doubt the best one
Yea
I liked the last level a lot, personally.
This is some La Mulana tier puzzling shenanigans
Not the biggest Fan of the Bumper hidden Block to get the SMB2 Mushroom since i think there would have been at least one Hint needed to be fine for me but i still think it was an really great Level. Cant wait for Carl to play it. He will definitely like it. Amazing Stuff even with this minor Issue though imo.
I truly look forward to these videos every day!
Keep it up! It’s become my comfort time in a world full of chaos!
Thank you!
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46 minutes? A blessing from the lord
40 minutes is from the puzzle 😕
i like how its sneaky and has random tech and things outside the box thrown in
The SMB2 mushroom block should have been indicated. Other than that the level seemed really cool.
For a good 5 min I thought you already published a video with this level, thene I remembered I was on stream
😂😂
😂
I was initially thinking this was going to be a multi-level video like they usually are; kind of glad it wasn't tho since this level was so involved
Is it just me or are these types of big brained puzzles always on the Mario 1 tile set?
Probably because it's the most limited in terms of Mario's moveset, which also limits the amount of potential cheese. Also because the powerups are so versatile (namely Link)
Link and SMB Mush are such great ways to expand on Mario's limited abilities
Great level, I really hope he sent it to Carl and he'll play it eventually.
This level looks clearly designed to be easy to get all the reds and then be presented with the final room with absolutely no leads on what to do next (except the fact that a second keydoor exists). The rest of the level involves breaking random hard to break blocks to find the smb2 mushroom and second key (although if you have the smb2 mushroom i can't imagine that second key actually being hard to find). I don't like the location of the smb2 mushroom because it feels like a complete shot in the dark that that's the specific block you need to break, while everything else has a clear tell that it's something that you should probably try.
You didn't actually need to do the full process of getting the first key every time you died, which would've given more time to think about how to get into the second keydoor. Once you figure out all the level elements on their own is when it's time to piece it together.
More puzzle levels please!! This video was fantastic
Chonker video for a chonker level! Great level, very well done!
already can't wait for the video exploring other levels of the same creator
Absolute cinema of a puzzle level
Regarding CPs... there are Ways these Days to get automatically an Key after you die on an CP after collecting all Red Coins. and you die. I think it has something to do with Switch States as well.... I cant explain it in Detail. But yeah, this Way ppl have made Levels with 8 CPs kind of. lol.
Panga uploading the exact moment I get dinner, this is the hugest win imaginable
bros in china
@@somethinfunni2304 ooooo timezones ooooooh
@@PonyCallisto that's litteraly what I mean buddy
I've watched this video I think 4 times now. I almost never rewatch videos but dang this puzzle is just so fun to watch
I'd like to point out a third method to collect the red coin at the start. With the smb2 mushroom you pick up the sideways spring in the spike room, take it with you down the pipe to the bob-omb room then back to the starting room into the vine room. You need to reenter the pipe to the starting room and you can do that with the sideways spring acting as a platform, however you can't do it yet since big Mario won't fit in the 1-block gap for the red coin. Instead place the spring on the higher flying vine block to get squished by the ceiling into small Mario and then the vine block carries the spring into the wall and drops it to the perfect position for the pipe reentry.
As incredible as that sounds there's a much more usefull cheese with the spring, just go into the key-door and use it as a platform to enter the door instead of the pow-block, skipping a full key.
I'm pretty sure you can't carry anything through pipes with the SMB2 mushroom.
Great job & fantastic level! Can't get much higher praise from Panga when he says he's going to send your level code to other people! 😎👍
I really enjoyed the sped-up end part. Felt glorious to bathe in your success.
everything except the fakeout breakables, offscreen key, and death was 10/10
what is a fakeout breakable?
@@VictoriousAura random blocks in the ground / wall that you can blow up for no reason
That first coin in the thumbnail is tricky. Very clever!
5:24 that was a great idea
I still don't like the hidden SMB2 mushroom. It could be visible, trapped between bombable blocks.
Yeah, that's the only part of this level I don't like. There doesn't seem to be any sort of knowledge or hint that it's there. I'm good with the rest of the level, but I dislike that part.
What a great level. Those 46 minutes flew by
the smb2 mushroom part is still scuffed cuz there is no way to know that you need to throw 2 bombs there
Day 454 of posting a cool animal fact:
Two out of the canid (dog) family's subfamilies are extinct! But what were these subfamilies? First was hesperocyoninae, from which the two other canid subfamilies evolved from. The most interesting thing about them is that they were very long, and had long tails to match. They look almost more similar to something like a mongoose than something like a wolf! However these guys got out competed by the next subfamily, borophaginae. These guys are called "bone crushing dogs" and as their name suggests, they were bulkier and tougher than their ancestors. They resembled foxes and hyenas most closely though they were a bit bulkier. Unfortunately for borophaginae though, the final subfamily of canids came to out compete them; caninae. Caninae, along with recently introduced felids were swifter and sneakier than the slower and bulkier borophaginae, and ended with borophaginae going extinct. Leaving caninae as the dominant subfamily, which hosts all modern canids!
I would’ve made the block you break for the SMB2 mushroom a different breakable block, so you can tell it’s important. I would’ve also made the SMB2 mushroom able to be replenished (maybe you D: a cloud block and allow access to an SMB2 mushroom pipe)
This was stellar. Someone let the creator know he did an amazing job
Description says no hidden blocks. But then theres hidden blocks. I SAY BOO
Dude who built this is a game design gigachad.
Today was a good day cos of this. Thank you this puzzle and Panga!
To be fair... both the P-switch cheese, and the donut-block method are sufficiently advanced to be about comparable... not to mention if you try too many times on the P-switch method, you'll end up timing yourself out.
What a great level!
Karl will take forever to solve this puzzle level. Even with the help of chat.
@@kbottrill1 (It's just Carl wearing Lederhosen)
@@kbottrill1 That'd be CarlSagan42, a microbiologist and enjoyer of troll levels.
What a crazy level
this was fun. more puzzle vods!
Now I really want to see how Carl deals with it.
love panga playing puzzle levels, more videos of those would be great!
What is this? It is mana. This isn't Endless Expert. It's Uncleared Levels! When you get Uncleared Levles, it's 46 minutes, and the video is made for one level, you know it's gonna be a good one.
18:18 SE-calibre puzzel levels often have 'cheese, but necessary'. 43:18 But not here. d:
42:20 Yeah, it's too bad the program had to be used. Still A+ level (and video) 👍. 42:40 45:46 Perhaps this maker's levels could be an entire video series.
The Buffet (RIP the legend 🌴) stages of grief: 31:40 There's a woman to blame. 33:16 It's nobody's fault. 36:20 Well, it could be my fault. 40:50 It's my own durn fault.
YES! More puzzle levels!
Puzzle content 😭😭 ty Panga
really made you think abt everything in the level
This puzzle was alot like an older game called robot wants kitty
I feel like you were overcomplicating things.
My guess is if you had broken the destructible block right above the muncher, a 2 high launcher would have spawned.
This blocks off the muncher
You then slap the p switch, the launcher falls, and dies to the pswitch changing back
45:13 i feel like its more likely that this is the intended way of getting that coin than timing the p switch
The P switch cheese probably was supposed to be gotten easy if you break the block above the plant.
A hidden gem indeed. You should definitely send it to Carl.
I'm not sure that "cheesed" will have a proper Japanese translation lol
This was amazing.
Also, that would have taken me forever to solve. 😅
"There are no hidden blocks" yeah just a hidden SMB2 Mushroom... Behind a block that you have to bomb from off-screen...
1:36 another good timing !
I really like this level
Epic puzzle level.
Panga has three months worth of content in advance 😂
The room with the saws had a block missing at the top right I think. You could throw a bomb in there blows up the block hiding the smb2 mushroom
The way you got the shrooms was chz.
Also there was a bomb able block above the mucher in first room.should have tried blowing that up
Some more puzzle level content would be greatly appreciated
the first key coin is also something you only get withthe pow i guess so you carry it all the way back
Levels are supposed to try to beat you if they are made by the Koopa Klan Level Engineers on Bowser's Team.
The first room where you were "cheesing" the muncher out of the way with the p switch. Could you have used the smb2 shroom to carry the pow from the claw room over to kill said muncher then grab the link suit to be small enough to fit through the gap?
You can't use pipes or doors while holding an item with that powerup, the item would disappear
I was thinking of dash link and use bomb
@@Pyrovile42 ahh didn't know that thank you
I'm wondering then if the breakable block above the muncher had something hidden there? Maybe another pow? Could've used a link bomb to destroy the block and activate it
@@rebby5292 theres nothing there.
That level was awesome
Fun to watch you beat it!
Chat is stinky
Really cool level. Definitely best puzzle level I've ever seen.
I disagree with your Copium justification as to why that blind bomb part was acceptable. Tiny particles aren't helpful at all- you only knew to keep bombing because you looked at the program. Without that, you would have never figured that out, and that is a fact.
Rest of the level was cool though. All in all, there was way too much blind/offscreen garbage for this to be "The best puzzle level you've ever played". That description is just a slap in the face to all of the actually good puzzles you have played on this channel- namely from XYMM levels.
37:12 was really funny.
really great video, please do those youtube exclusives
An actual La Mulana level, in Mario Maker
46 min of PANGA?!?! Let's goooooooo❤
Nice level, but the SMB2 mushroom part was scuffed imo.
31:05 how was this supposed to be done? I remember the editor saying 'it is cheese' but I can't find the time stamp.
Donut. He does it at the end of the video
first coin might be a crouching highjump?
Personally, I think a better version of this level would have removed the extra bombable blocks, used ? Blocks with a direct tunnel connection for the SMB2 mushroom, and left a block missing so you could see the other pipe at the ending.
This video was great
Super cool stuff :)
He'd look in the program before chat? Lol
Can you play more of his levels please.
Just 1 Level in this Video.