Never Learn

Debatable whether I used a trick near the start or a predictable fall. At the end I used

Spoiler: Used a

dead B to help L

Having tried the start a few more times I did manage the clean move that allowed a trick free win.

Very satisfying logic level. Thank you @Yusuf
btw, here I leave my solution hoping that is the intended...

Spoiler: "Never Learn" by Yusuf

https://photos.app.goo.gl/PwDd71R4XrDGT2Va9

@delator77..my gameplay was the same.

Yes, your solution is exactly what I intended, thank you for playing, for the video and the rating @delator77 @ridgerunner

Great level. I had the same gameplay. But in my first try, B hit the star when he got zapped. I was surprised and thought about an intended shortcut, but it never worked again.

@Shamrock yes, it's also happened to me once when I was testing this level. But I think the chances are very small, I could have blocked it by adding one more block. It's already been done, I won't repost this level. Thank you for playing and rating

Good little level. I never had my B fast enough for the start so I think I used a trick there. The gameplay after was identical to @delator77 video. What a sad ending.

I passed your level correctly. But unfortunately the short way is VERY stable!!! To prove it I recorded a video of 4 wins in a row (without gluing!). It is possible and more, it is very stable!:

Spoiler: stable shortcut

I really like this effect and understand the physics of this phenomenon well:
The legs and arms of living bots have no physical meaning and impact on other objects. BUT!! The legs and arms of a dead bot have weight and physical impact on other objects!! That's why at this level the hand of a dead bot consistently takes the win block. The exception is - a regular star!! A star without a win block!
Therefore, you can simply replace the win block with a regular star, and this effect will not occur!

Oh no, wait, really !?

I've tried, you're right. I should update this level, thank you @Denis Nazin @ohmytian for playing this level