70 Levels, One Machine (including the new/modified DLC ones!) - Full Walkthrough

[DarkHoodness]

With my flying amphibious vanilla tank! Which shoots accurately in first person. Also, I think I might be the first?

https://youtu.be/ImDd6axX8YY

Rules I set for myself were:

* Use one machine/save file/block count only. (If it splits into multiple parts, it still counts as being the same block count/save file)
* Machine must be versatile enough to able to beat all 70 levels without being altered, including changing key bindings. If doing a complete playthrough, the same machine that beats “Southern Cottage” must be the exactly the same one that beats “The Devouring Pit” (Or “Gull Rock Shack” and “The Last Stand” if doing the DLC first before the base game)
* Basically, if it can be done within the restrictions of the vanilla game (including advanced building), it’s allowed. No block or category limits.
* However, machine must fit in the bounding box, use vanilla blocks only, don’t use mods (this includes block scaling or modifying the game’s files!), don’t use external scripts or macros (the in-game logic blocks are allowed), don’t use cheats/god powers, etc.

I’ve done a few All Levels, One Machine runs, this is just the latest one with the new updates. I did one when Splintered Sea was first released, but practised every two or three nights and gradually improved my solution when I heard that Spiderling were working on updating Splintered Sea. It didn’t take long to modify my solution to accommodate for the nerfs and to learn the new levels once the update hit.

I may or may not upload the machine to the workshop. Will post here if I do. The controls are complex.

[SamSpiderling]

Hey there! This is awesome, we gave you a shoutout on Twitter!

https://x.com/spiderlinggames/status/1817982132708589713

[DarkHoodness]

Originally posted by SamSpiderling:

Hey there! This is awesome, we gave you a shoutout on Twitter!

https://x.com/spiderlinggames/status/1817982132708589713

Thank you. :) And as I said on YouTube, kudos for you guys for making such a great game that tests people's resourcefulness and lets them exercise their creativity, and for making new content for it while keeping it updated over all these years!

[DarkHoodness]

I bought this game for my nephew's birthday, which reminded me - I finally got around to uploading it and listing the controls. Later I'll probably make control diagrams if I have time.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3336805202