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'''Block Buster''' is the 89th level in [[Chip's Challenge 1]], and along with [[Blobnet]], is unequivocally on a ''Most Hated Level'' list. The incessantly bouncing blocks combined with precise timing, profuse use of [1/2] waits and [[spring step]]s, almost impossibly complex [[ | '''Block Buster''' is the 89th level in [[Chip's Challenge 1]], and along with [[Blobnet]], is unequivocally on a ''Most Hated Level'' list. The incessantly bouncing blocks combined with precise timing, profuse use of [1/2] waits and [[spring step]]s, almost impossibly complex [[slide delay]], and many different situations where one mistake sends you packing leads to what is likely a very long work session to even ''complete'' Block Buster quickly. Before attempting the bold time to Block Buster, practice the [1/2] wait. | ||
The 402 bold time is one of the most difficult routes to execute that does not use [[random element]]s, largely because of the continuous use of the [1/2] wait and quickly changing situations. A simpler 390 solution with the same principles is shown below. A consistent, casual-friendly route took until 2016 to be developed, and this solution is also outlined in detail below. | The 402 bold time is one of the most difficult routes to execute that does not use [[random element]]s, largely because of the continuous use of the [1/2] wait and quickly changing situations. A simpler 390 solution with the same principles is shown below. A consistent, casual-friendly route took until 2016 to be developed, and this solution is also outlined in detail below. | ||