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'''Slip and Slide''' is the 2nd level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. It was created by [[Henry Potts]] | '''Slip and Slide''' is the 2nd level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. It was created by [[Henry Potts]] and is the second of the [[lesson level]]s. In this level, unlike [[Lesson 2]] in the original [[Chip's Challenge 1|Chip's Challenge]], this lesson focuses on [[skates]] and [[suction boots]] and how [[Chip]] can use them to traverse [[ice]] and [[force floor]]s. | ||
For a 20 second solution, play 2L 3U onto the first force floor slide and hold to the right so that you reach the next force floor slide without any time loss. To reach the ice quickly, wait until Chip is directly above the entrance to the ice area before holding down off the force slide. At the end of this ice slide you will find suction boots, but before you return head down the slide 2D from the suction boots to find a [[Computer chip|chip]]. | |||
Returning to the start area the way you came from, use the suction boots to collect the skates behind the force floor. With your newly found skates, head to the right to find a chip behind an ice corner that you can only get after collecting the skates. Once you reach this chip, head back over the ice corner and collect the remaining chips behind force floors in a counterclockwise motion until you reach the exit. If everything was done quickly enough, you should finish with a time of 180 seconds remaining. | |||
It is worth noting, however, that if you are playing in [[Lynx]] there are some differences with how this route is handled, the most notable being the lack of [[boosting]]. You also cannot hold right off of the first force floor slide due to the fact that hugging the wall while on force floors will slow you down ever so slightly. Because of the lack of boosting off of ice and force floors, you'll finish with a time of 179 instead of 180. | |||
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Revision as of 05:51, 5 March 2019
Slip and Slide is the 2nd level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1. It was created by Henry Potts and is the second of the lesson levels. In this level, unlike Lesson 2 in the original Chip's Challenge, this lesson focuses on skates and suction boots and how Chip can use them to traverse ice and force floors.
For a 20 second solution, play 2L 3U onto the first force floor slide and hold to the right so that you reach the next force floor slide without any time loss. To reach the ice quickly, wait until Chip is directly above the entrance to the ice area before holding down off the force slide. At the end of this ice slide you will find suction boots, but before you return head down the slide 2D from the suction boots to find a chip.
Returning to the start area the way you came from, use the suction boots to collect the skates behind the force floor. With your newly found skates, head to the right to find a chip behind an ice corner that you can only get after collecting the skates. Once you reach this chip, head back over the ice corner and collect the remaining chips behind force floors in a counterclockwise motion until you reach the exit. If everything was done quickly enough, you should finish with a time of 180 seconds remaining.
It is worth noting, however, that if you are playing in Lynx there are some differences with how this route is handled, the most notable being the lack of boosting. You also cannot hold right off of the first force floor slide due to the fact that hugging the wall while on force floors will slow you down ever so slightly. Because of the lack of boosting off of ice and force floors, you'll finish with a time of 179 instead of 180.
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