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I've only been to Hell twice, but both times it was pretty much a cakewalk with the items you have there - you'll lose 2-3 health going through it but I've never been in genuine danger there (excluding the final boss, of course). The mines are mostly easy, but spiders can be dangerous, and it's the second most difficult location to fight a shopkeeper (jungle being the hardest, ice caves the easiest and hell and temple being pretty easy as well).
Hell
Temple
Mines
Jungle
Ice Caves
I don't know why, but the Jungle I find to be really easy in comparison, because it's mostly just large gaps, and Tiki Traps are hardly an issue with experience. All the enemies are easier, though that might just be because the level generator puts them in easier positions nearly all the time.
I placed the Mines higher because the generation is tougher, enemy placement is tougher, and because starting out makes you a bit underpowered, opposed to the items you'll have later.
1. The level is now full of explosives which can be triggered by monsters.
2. Full-level simulation (which was not available in the original) means that monsters go about blowing themselves up before you get to them.
3. The ice seems less plentiful than in the freeware version, and the physics are easier (less slippery, and acceleration and deceleration are now both muffled)
4. The auto-grabbing makes falling to your death much less common. Slipping to your death or slipping into the arms of a yeti was one of the main dangers in the original.
5. Even grabbing the idol has been made much easier. You used to have a few precious seconds to do it before you fell to your doom, and now you can do it at a leisurely pace.
All of these factors combine to make the ice caves far far easier than they were in the original. I do think that in the original they may have been too hard, but I also think it's gone too far in the other direction.
- Aliens were highly explosive. If you whipped them, they'd take you out. If you try to knock them down, chances are they'd take you out as well.
- Alien laser blasts could kill you right away if they hit you. Now they don't.
With so many changes (including the ones I outlined above) it's no wonder the ice caves are so easy.