Mads' Rush II

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Mads' Rush II is the 71st level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2. This level is more extended than Mads' Rush I, also made by Anne Olsen. It features many more obstacles, a blue wall maze, and a random force floor section which will annoy a lot of boldseekers, even more than the one for Loop. This level can be done in even or odd step; this route is in even step.

Open the toggle wall, pass the green lock, then take the flippers and fire boots and crawl to the bottom. Take the top chip, then in even step move RLD 2R 2U and in odd step DUR [1] DR 2U, and walk through the socket. Break the blue walls with 5R 3U 4R 2D L 2D, jump past the gravel, and use the yellow key to pass the lock. Now, Chip must dive to the green button below, then go through the open toggle wall. (Chip cannot touch the button earlier: after the fire boots or before the chips - because he cannot then sneak in front of the pink ball.)

Now, move past the fake exit. Should the time be 38.6 or higher when Chip is R off this, he is safe for at least 25. Pass the tank and more pink balls, and then collect the hidden ice skates east of the balls to skate through the bombs. Dive 3D 4L D through the glider room to reach the fire boots, then U, east and south to the exit.

However, should Chip come out of the random force floors with absolutely perfect luck, reaching the fake exit at 40.0, he can score the bold time of 26. While this was proven long ago in a derandomization test by Andrew Bennett, which elicited the same route, the high level of luck (bold is a [1/4 ^ 4] * 1/2 = 1/512 probability) and the 19-second delay between attempts left it unclaimed for years. On June 23, 2009, James Anderson finally collected it, in the AVI solution shown below.

Fix for Lynx

Although the fake exit will not affect Mads' Rush II's playability in Lynx, the hidden ice skates do. First, replace the fake exit with another clone machine, since some versions of Tile World Lynx read fake exits as real ones and the level would be busted. Then, move the skates to the upper layer and add a red key 2U off them, plus a corresponding red lock at [29, 7]. This trades [2] for [2] and works out to the same time as if the hidden skates were legal.

Walkthrough

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