Rating Names, post ideas here!

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Ryemanni

Quote from: Strato Incendus on August 22, 2017, 02:06:48 PM
1. LOL
2. ROFL
3. WTF
4. OMFG
5. FML
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and, optional:
6. TH;DP (too hard; didn't play)
This really made my day. :D

Quote from: Strato Incendus on August 22, 2017, 02:06:48 PM
The ratings for my current pack are:

1. Harmless
2. Disturbing
3. Disgusting
4. Abhorrent
5. Demented
Those sound like horror themed level ratings to me. :P They are still great!

Strato Incendus

Kiitos! :D Well, PARALEMS is a zombie-heavy pack, so I guess horror-themed is quite accurate...

I might indeed use these gamer-themed ranks in my Pit Lems pack. I'm just not sure whether all of these abbreviations are widely known enough.

For the other one based around gimmicks, I will create a different kind of ranking names that are not specifically "increasing in intensity" but rather indicative of the gimmick enabled on that specific rank (like "deluge" for rising water, "hasty" for frenzy etc.).
My packs so far:
Lemmings World Tour (New & Old Formats), my music-themed flagship pack, 320 levels - Let's Played by Colorful Arty
Lemmings Open Air, my newest release and follow-up to World Tour, 120 levels
Paralems (Old Formats), a more flavour-driven one, 150 levels
Pit Lems (Old Formats), a more puzzly one, 100 levels - Let's Played by nin10doadict
Lemmicks, a pack for (very old) NeoLemmix 1.43 full of gimmicks, 170 levels

Colorful Arty

I have many rank name ideas that I know I will never, ever use. So if anyone is thinking of making a pack but has no ideas for rank names, feel free to take one of these:

Not so Easy
Oh, so hard
Very Hard
Very, Very Hard

Seeking Fun
Seeking Trouble
Seeking Danger
Seeking Death

Warm up
Scuffle
Fight
Brawl
No-holds-barred-beatdown

Disheartening
Dangerous
Deadly
Demonic
Damned
My Youtube channel where I let's play games with family-friendly commentary:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiRPZ5j87ft_clSRLFCESQA

My Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/colorfularty

My levelpack: SubLems
For New formats NeoLemmix: https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=4942.0
For Old formats NeoLemmix: http://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=2787.0
For SuperLemmini: http://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=2704.0

My levelpack: ArtLems
For New formats NeoLemmix: https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=4583.0

Strato Incendus

Any Dungeons & Dragons players here? I haven't been an active one for years, but it recently came to my mind that the size categories for creatures from D&D might make for a good rank hierarchy, referring to the dimensions of the challenge:

Tiny
Small
Medium
Large
Huge
Gargantuan
Colossal


If I ever do a follow-up to Lemmings World Tour - meaning: another music-themed pack - instead of popularity / how famous the songs are, I'd focus on the dynamics from soft to heavy. For example:

Quiet / Soothing
Groovy
Noisy
Loud
Deafening
My packs so far:
Lemmings World Tour (New & Old Formats), my music-themed flagship pack, 320 levels - Let's Played by Colorful Arty
Lemmings Open Air, my newest release and follow-up to World Tour, 120 levels
Paralems (Old Formats), a more flavour-driven one, 150 levels
Pit Lems (Old Formats), a more puzzly one, 100 levels - Let's Played by nin10doadict
Lemmicks, a pack for (very old) NeoLemmix 1.43 full of gimmicks, 170 levels