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'''Fire''' is a tile in [[Chip's Challenge]] that will kill [[Chip]] if | '''Fire''' is a [[tile]] in [[Chip's Challenge]] that will kill [[Chip]] or [[Melinda]] if they step on it and do not have [[fire boots]]. In [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge]], this prompts the [[death message]] stating ''Ooops! Don't step in the fire without fire boots!''. Fire also kills any [[monster]] that steps on it, except the [[fireball]] which can safely travel over it, and [[walker]]s and [[bug]]s who treat fire as an [[acting wall]]. However, in the [[Lynx]] version, ''all'' monsters except for the fireball will treat it as a wall. | ||
[[Block]]s can be moved onto fire without destroying the block, although Chip must then have fire boots in order to move them again. Often, fire is hidden under blocks as a stealth system, referred to often as a ''[[hot block]]''. [[Ice block]]s, when moved onto fire, will turn into [[water]]. | [[Block]]s can be moved onto fire without destroying the block, although Chip must then have fire boots in order to move them again. Often, fire is hidden under blocks as a stealth system, referred to often as a ''[[hot block]]''. [[Ice block]]s, when moved onto fire, will turn into [[water]]; and in [[Chip's Challenge 2]], [[directional block]]s will be destroyed by fire. | ||
Fire that | Fire that the player discovers before anything else on the lower layer will not kill Chip regardless of whether he has fire boots when he first steps on it, and will still function the same towards monsters. If a [[block]] were to be pushed onto the hidden fire, the block works just as if the fire had started the level underneath it. However, in Lynx, fire on the lower layer is an [[invalid tile]], rendering such levels unplayable. | ||
In Chip's Challenge 2, fire is an acting wall to nearly all monsters (like in Lynx) except fireballs and [[ | In Chip's Challenge 2, fire is an acting wall to nearly all monsters (like in Lynx) except fireballs, [[ghost]]s, [[player mirror]]s, and [[yellow tank]]s. If a ghost has [[fire boots]], it will turn any fire tiles it steps on into [[floor]]; in contrast, player mirrors and yellow tanks will be destroyed without fire boots (though yellow tanks can only obtain fire boots through [[Yellow tank#Inventory|special circumstances]]). | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 23:58, 8 June 2019
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| Steam ID | Unknown edit |
| Multi-directional? | No |
| Moves? | No |
Fire is a tile in Chip's Challenge that will kill Chip or Melinda if they step on it and do not have fire boots. In Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge, this prompts the death message stating Ooops! Don't step in the fire without fire boots!. Fire also kills any monster that steps on it, except the fireball which can safely travel over it, and walkers and bugs who treat fire as an acting wall. However, in the Lynx version, all monsters except for the fireball will treat it as a wall.
Blocks can be moved onto fire without destroying the block, although Chip must then have fire boots in order to move them again. Often, fire is hidden under blocks as a stealth system, referred to often as a hot block. Ice blocks, when moved onto fire, will turn into water; and in Chip's Challenge 2, directional blocks will be destroyed by fire.
Fire that the player discovers before anything else on the lower layer will not kill Chip regardless of whether he has fire boots when he first steps on it, and will still function the same towards monsters. If a block were to be pushed onto the hidden fire, the block works just as if the fire had started the level underneath it. However, in Lynx, fire on the lower layer is an invalid tile, rendering such levels unplayable.
In Chip's Challenge 2, fire is an acting wall to nearly all monsters (like in Lynx) except fireballs, ghosts, player mirrors, and yellow tanks. If a ghost has fire boots, it will turn any fire tiles it steps on into floor; in contrast, player mirrors and yellow tanks will be destroyed without fire boots (though yellow tanks can only obtain fire boots through special circumstances).