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An '''insane level''' is any level which | An '''insane level''' is any level which requires the use of [[advanced coding]] to solve, including [[Data Resetting]], the [[Multiple Tank Glitch]], or other versions of the above. The first insane level ever created was [[David Stolp]]'s [[the most insane level ever!]], which today is very long for an insane level, and is often known as one of the hardest levels ever to exist. | ||
However, there is at least one case of a level that is defined as insane by its title, but does not require the use of any advanced coding (MikeLrejects.dat level 341), but such levels are nevertheless extremely difficult. | |||
== List of known insane levels == | == List of known insane levels == | ||
* Much of [[Evan Dummit]]'s [[Inanity.dat]], a notable showcase for advanced coding | |||
* [[the most insane level ever!]] | * [[the most insane level ever!]] | ||
* [[Mike L.]]'s ''THE MOST INSANE LEVEL... IN THIS SET'' | * [[Mike L.]]'s ''THE MOST INSANE LEVEL... IN THIS SET'' | ||
* [[ccexplore]]'s ''superChip'' | * [[ccexplore]]'s ''superChip'' | ||
* [[User:Chiphome5|ChipHome5]]'s '' | * [[User:Chiphome5|ChipHome5]]'s ''Delivery Ship'' | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||