The Daltons IX

Bufff!! I can already remove this GREAT level from my "unfinished levels" folder ... What a relief !! Excellent and above everything very complicated and clever level! The design is simply brilliant, the storyline great and a very challenging path WOW ... BUT ... But, but, but, but my logic, as usual was different....

Spoiler: Movie: Alternative but also logic solution

When I completed it I knew that something was different because I didn't use the draggable to put Tall-R above R-pillar but I think that my solution is as logic as yours...What do you think,my friend?
https://photos.app.goo.gl/22SWIkLEYcqJLiT92

Thanks for sharing and EXCELLENT JOB @Block builder

@delator77 Great solution! Other than some added zapper-danger, it's a clean solution. And you do skip a not fully clean autopilot on an R's eye.

But.... you don't step on a dead mans head!

Completely lost here. I do not know what to do.

Spoiler: Spoiler

Once the largest dalton is placed on head of the dalton pillar, wait until it reaches the initial draggable(front of win block), pull it so that the big dalton falls and hits the win block.

The second way I stacked the Daltons on top of the Dalton zapper's head. As soon as the Daltons are in the cabin crush some with the draggabler until it reaches the victory block.

I know the two ways are dishonest, so I wanted a tip with the first step. I tried to make Lucky Luke fly to the sky with the draggable and pull the horse down from him before he fell to the ground, but I did not think of anything to do after that, since everything I tried went wrong.


I honestly do not want to go to the next level without trying to win this as intended, and I do not want to watch the video because maybe it shows me something that I did not realize, if you can give me a hint, I thank you

@Ítalo

Spoiler: hint

At one point in the intended solution, all bots are under the wooden fences, with 2 bots being high up and 3 on the ground. There is a bit of B jumping involved in this level.

I am sincerely impressed with this series. It's amazing how you create each level and how good the story is. I was happy to be able to finish (I had to watch the video to see a step) I won in a different way, but similar to yours. I thought it would be a tedious level, but I was completely mistaken, it's a lot of fun, although the beginning is very difficult to visualize what you want, once you enter the train the game gets "compact" so you can finish. The word that defines this series is definitely persistence, since all levels are full of traps and countless steps to achieve victory. My honest thanks for this series.

BTW, the last level seems to be very complicated, maybe in a month I can finish

@Ítalo You are doing very well! Thanks for sharing your experience, I really appreciate that. And yes one needs persistence, which is why only the likes of @delator77, @chemi and now you get so far in the series.

@Block builder

How much time do you invest to formulate / create these levels?

@Ítalo I'm a procrastinator, so first I just wait for ideas to arise in my head. Then they become a level in a few hours. With big levels and testing like most in these series that is I think about 6-8 hours.

I'm glad @cimarronline updated this card because I love the whole The Daltons series. This is a fun western-style adventure with interesting stories, design, gameplay.

Spoiler: Sc

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/5kcWiHeT248