Bramble Gambol 2

was basically the inside of a hollow thorn bush, with ten jumping-based challenges with varying difficulty. I decided to check out the older version before trying the new one. Suffice to say, these courses are HARD. Like, intensely hard. I've played old video games easier than these. Is this a bad thing? Hell no, it ain't. Why? [quote] - All courses were tested thoroughly and proven possible over and over again. No course is luck, or randomly timed based. All can be done 100% of the time if your skill is up to the challenge.[/quote] Hiddenspy was prepared for skeptics, it seems. I can understand. This second version contains some whole new courses and a couple "reimagined classics," that translated from the first map. Each of them is pretty potent and very challenging. Basically, be prepared to die A LOT. Much like Authuran, I was able to completely like, one or two courses, and the rest I just epicfailed on. Basically, to complete these courses, read through the readme for tips, and tone your reflexes and reaction time. You're gonna need all of these. Good luck. New Textures: Aye New Music: Aye Secrets to plunder: Aye Bot Support: Nay(Why would there be?) - Averus Retruthan
I haven't seen much of his work, but when I saw the name "HiddenSpy" I was like "Oop, I know what this means." A little ways back, there was a map known as Brambol Gambol supplied to our site. It