Super Mario Maker 1 & 2

i prefer using the controller, although it does take a little while to get used to.

  On 7/6/2019 at 5:10 PM, QQQ said:

i prefer using the controller, although it does take a little while to get used to.

I bought a super cheap capacitive stylus because using the controller was the worst! It’s so much easier and faster with the stylus 

We as WATMM GAMERS need to Band Together and LIKE each others Super Mario Maker 2 Levels 

^^^^^ good to know. i'll hit up a big fat loike on any levels posted from here on.

my first levels:

Sawfire House: DGP-RJ3-X1H (SMB)

a short level built around dry bones and saws.

Thwomp's Cavern: SXF-9GV-Q4G (SMW)

a challenge level using thwomp's and switches.

Really enjoying the crossover levels people are making; Metroid, Zelda, Donkey Kong etc.

This was quite original, I played it the other day.

Looks like the person who made it made other temples from ocarina of time, gotta check those ones out for sure!

the changes made in how levels are discovered is pretty sweet because it means you can actually play online random levels and get pretty good stuff pretty easily this time round

yeah, the quality in random levels is way higher than it was in MM1. very noticeable in expert/super expert.

Sawfire  House was real fun  

so i should try new courses not most popular?

  On 7/10/2019 at 2:06 AM, yekker said:

so i should try new courses not most popular?

nah nah. depends on what you want. 

Popular courses have a billion Likes and Plays and are probably going to be fun (or made by a streamer with a large following). 

Hot Courses i think, are new levels that have a small number of plays and handful of likes so are probably fine to play. 

New Courses is levels that NO plays or Likes, so it's the wild west of mario maker and most likely going to be a lot of unplayable trash. But you'll be doing someone a favour who's out there wondering ??why is noone playing my level??. 

and then there's Endless Challenge, which only pulls from Levels which have Likes (which would be similar to Hot Courses i think, sorted into a difficulty based on clear rates). 

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i think Endless might be the way to go if you're just wanting to play levels.

ah, word. 

really loving the on off switch blocks. some really good speed-run levels that utilize them.

Arby's uploaded a level:

Spring Sprang Sprung: QMY-KCG-K2G (SMW)

using night time on airship makes certain items and enemies act like they're underwater, but lets Mario move as normal. i used it to create some dexterity/puzzle-esque challenges. check em out!

made some adjustments to the above. new code: SLJ-HMN-PSF

Someone did a Flappy Bird level:

GH3-GG3-NLG

Semi official level from the Nintendo Minute team:

TGQ-YLH-BVF

One puzzle screen

PM7-2WM-YNF

Wendy's levels:

played some David Firth levels today and they were surprisingly shit

  On 7/6/2019 at 4:45 PM, bitchroast said:

i find the level editing on the handheld to be totally fine. you can't input items onto the screen with the buttons; you have to use the touch screen. so you're going to have to get used to holding the switch with one hand and poking at it, but also holding the switch firmly enough to be able to use the buttons and L and R shoulder buttons. i reckon the Wii U input with the gamepad and stylus was faster and snappier, and this is slower. but it's not by any means broken or terrible, you just need to find a way to 1 hand the thing comfortably + get used to being slower and patient with it. i haven't used it with a stylus yet but i imagine that will improve things considerably. 

I picked up this Digiroot stylus for $11 and it works great on Switch, the microfiber mesh tip won't scratch, and helps clean the screen.

  On 7/18/2019 at 2:54 PM, Rubin Farr said:

I picked up this Digiroot stylus for $11 and it works great on Switch, the microfiber mesh tip won't scratch, and helps clean the screen.

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i got official nintendo one and it looks similar to that fat spongy one. making levels is no doubt easier with the pen.

this game's pretty great 

Yacht Club Games' level:

where tha WATMM levels at