I'm not sure exactly how many people here have Mario Maker, but with Christmas having passed by, I'm sure that those of us who wanted it have got it, so I think it's fine to make this thread. Anyway, if you have an interesting Mario Maker course you want to show, share it here! I do have one in the making, but it's going to be a bit before it's finished.

EDIT: 2 days later, and the stage is done! And I wasn't procrastinating: it took me THAT long to complete it. I don't know if this is normal length or not, but wow. I guess this is what happens when you make a stage with multiple pathways.

Explorer's Paradise: 5A28-0000-0151-C673

About to play your level now. I'll post my course IDs in a few.

Here's some of mine

Simple Level - 4A7E-0000-011E-FE26
Avoid The Spikes! - E5E3-0000-011E-F195
Super Bowser Massacre - 20A4-0000-0034-E2E6

Well, those courses were fun, for the most part. Simple Level was just that: really simple. Avoid The Spikes caused me the most deaths out of all of your stages because I chose not to take the upper path. I'm not sure if that's the quicker one since I haven't fully tested it, but the main path was frustrating. If that was the plan, congrats. It succeeded. As for Super Bowser Massacre, it was OK. It was tricky to speedrun due to the luck-based nature of Bowser, but I'm content with beating it in under a minute.

And yes, I love speedrunning Mario Maker courses.

Awesome yeah Avoid the Spikes was meant to be a royal pain in the rear.

I was really looking forward to posting up a nice maze level just now but of course my power blips on me for a small second RIGHT BEFORE I #$#@& SAVED. Fortunately it was a small level so I can probably redo but man that is so annoying.

Oof, that really sucks. I've been saving every time I completed a certain segment of enemies. I think that's a good way to manage saving.

I'm most likely going to try to do a Mario 3 level with multiple pathways, and same with Mario World. Only problem is, I've never played Mario 3, and because of that, I'm going to be spending a lot of time trying to balance certain things out, and figuring out the core mechanics of the P gauge.