Sun City Arizona

Spoiler: not used?

the lift next to the lower P-only ball is there in case you want P to win instead of Z

The hardest part of designing this level, other than making sure that Z stayed stable during the ride, was coming up with a title... finally I just googled 'famous circles', and this is one of the ones that popped up. Apparently part of their residential area is set in concentric circles, which looks kind of neat from the air.

Both bots wanted to do the win, so we played it twice to give them both a go, !

I just had to Google 'Sun City' - it's incredible. Amazing circles, and people have enormous cacti growing in their front gardens! It looks like it's illegal to have an untidy front garden too!! It's all immaculate, .

Relaxing & clean logic/cooperation level where maybe the design is the best clue...& also is pretty....I mean,the design....Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

I come to your levels to calm my nerves after struggling with some of those Uber tricksy ones designed for Mekaboffins!

A relaxing R lv. Not sure why you got a red brick at the corner, haha. Thanks for sharing.

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@D.S.Masters of designing.
every single part of step,
decorated very perfectly.

Level with full R behavior, i like it....

thanks again for your educational info.
where before you shared about card could be
saved into offline notepad app.
helps me alot... very handy and quick...
saving card through wassap also quick,
but the edge of card become ugly with black color.

and now u wrote about front garden in sun city.
ur comment contain essential informations.

@Jom In a lot of places in the western United States, it's illegal to have a garden that takes a lot of water to maintain, so they do cacti and rock gardens.

@Sun Eagle That's just a habit of mine - it lets me know what corner of the level will be pointing 'up' in the screenshot. That way, if you want to, you can design for visual effect as well, or even optical illusion.

@delator77 This one almost built itself... the basis was the two bots going around in a circle, and then it just grew from there.

@D.S.Masters It's really noticeable on the satelite view that some areas are all gravel and cacti then other areas have lots of grass and trees, sometimes just opposite sides of the same road. What an amazing place!

@Jom It's basically a retirement community, built on the bones of an old ghost town (abandoned settlement from the Old West days). It's not a wealthy community, but it does quite well for itself. (The wealthiest city in Arizona is Paradise Valley, with a median income of $176,000)

Very solid minus-B level. I won with P, but suspect Z could get there too. And I'm sorry but I find Arizona (or, I should say Phoenix) a dreadfully wretched place.

@Don G Rowe Never been there myself, but apparently Sun City is popular with retired snowbirds. And yes, either bot can win.