Dibbles 4: A Christmas Crisis
Our true loves over at The Podge have given one heck of a gift to us: Dibbles 4: A Christmas Crisis. When a Christmas version of an established series is released, it often turns out to be a level-pack except there with more bells on the soundtrack and sprites modified to include floppy red hats. But with new levels, new commands, and new animated ways to kill off your squad of helpers, Dibbles 4 is slightly-sadistic holiday fun for the whole family.
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I miss the music from Winter Woes. It was much more fitting for a freezing death, covered in snow. The title music that they've incorporated into the levels just seems too....noble?
Not that sacrifice isn't noble, but the sad way the Dibbles wave goodbye and shiver as they freeze seems more like "resignation" than "nobility." This is their lot in life, and it's sad. The Winter Woes music was hauntingly perfect for it.
Stuck on level 13 until somebody finishes a walkthrough. I can't seem to find a path through the level that isn't either blocked by pointy holly leaves or involve a drop way too high for my dibbles to survive.
Level 13 is tough, but not impossible.
http://i.imgur.com/nnmgJ.jpg?1
Thanks LightWarriorK. I had originally
put the last boom directly on the ground instead of on a step, then extended from there and put the ramp on that extension. I still am not really sure why that didn't work.
Just for the record, it's not any day of Christmas yet, because the 12 days of Christmas come AFTER Christmas. Really. After, not before. Advent comes before Christmas. Christmas can't come before Christmas, because that would be, well, just silly.
OBJECTION!
By your own definition, since every day of the calendar follows the previous Christmas, then EVERY day is a day-th of Christmas. Right now then, we're around the 340th, give or take a couple!
TAKE THAT!
@Tricky - not by my definition, no: see above about the 12 days of Christmas (notice, it's not infinite days of Christmas). Last year's Christmas was over on January 6th, and this year's hasn't started yet. (So if you take down your Christmas decorations on the 26th, you're doing it wrong. Just sayin'.)
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