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|levelset = Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3
|levelset = Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3
|level = 88
|level = 88
|designer = Jimmy Vermeer
|password = OQJV
|password = OQJV
|hint = Cross the bottom row room by room, but then...
|hint = Cross the bottom row room by room, but then...
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|chips available = 75
|chips available = 75
|time = 999
|time = 999
|bold = 795 MS / 752 Lynx
|bold ms = 795
|difficulty = 2
|bold lynx = 752
|bold difficulty = 4}}
|difficulty ms = 2
|bold difficulty ms = 1
|bold complexity ms = 5
|difficulty lynx = 2
|bold difficulty lynx = 1
|bold complexity lynx = 5}}


'''Which One Next?''' is the 88th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3]]. [[Jimmy Vermeer]]'s only entry, this level was nevertheless famous for its [[optimization]] complexity before CCLP3 voting began, giving it the status of the ultimate [[itemswapper]]. There are 75 stations, each with a [[computer chip]] and most with some other [[item]] as well, but occasionally a [[button]] or a [[block]] to bridge across [[water]] - necessary, as there are [[thieves]] blocking many stations. Optimization is made very complex by [[teleport]]s that allow Chip to speedily move throughout the level in reverse [[reading order]]; the [[hint]] notes that the bottom row is simple to optimize, but the rest is another matter.
'''Which One Next?''' is the 88th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3]]. [[Jimmy Vermeer]]'s only entry, this level was nevertheless famous for its [[optimization]] complexity before CCLP3 voting began, giving it the status of the ultimate [[itemswapper]]. There are 75 stations, each with a [[computer chip]] and most with some other [[item]] as well, but occasionally a [[button]] or a [[block]] to bridge across [[water]] - necessary, as there are [[thieves]] blocking many stations. Optimization is made very complex by [[teleport]]s that allow Chip to speedily move throughout the level in reverse [[reading order]]; the [[hint]] notes that the bottom row is simple to optimize, but the rest is another matter.
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