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In article <4519@sphinx.uchicago.edu> her3@sphinx.uchicago.edu.UUCP (Benjamin 'Drew' Herman) writes:
>>bounce, etc, use the planet editor to examine that planet.  It labels
>>bouncing walls with a (b) and phantom walls with a (p).
>>	How are people doing?  I've only managed to get to level 27,
>>and only after playing more than I can afford to for a week!  This thing
>>is addicting.
>--Paul
>
>The map is a real help It tells you what wall bounce and which do not.
>
>--- How do you get past level 9... ????

Level 9 is a bitch, even more than 10 is. I finally got past it
after numerous attempts. The only solution is to take your time
on it, stay away from the walls and shoot at everything...

I'd like to add my name to the list of those people who like this
game. It's great! Some of the levels provided with the game are
almost impossible! However, I'm learning the game better as time
goes on and have figured out tricks for it.

I'm not up to designing my own galaxies, but I'll gladly play any
that someone comes up with. I do have a few suggestions for
making the planet editor a bit easier to use and it would be nice
to get it to take advantage of large screens, not so much for
game play, but for designing the planet. 

Oh well, maybe if enough people send in their money for this
it'll prompt the Wilson brothers to upgrade the game (not that it
isn't great already). It's a great game and I'm completely
addicted.

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