Jake's Masks (A campaign for all of Jake's Masks)

Jake's Masks, a campaign for all of Jake's Masks. "You've made a campaign, M. Hannah?" -Carlton Commentsteam XCI (look he's back) Yes, Carlton, I have. Clues in the name. "And it's for Jake?" And Irvin, and Dallas. In that order. You see... we've all played a campaign based around a mask, right? "Probobly." And sometimes it feels like the mask isn't used properly. Like, if you have a level for say... Aubrey, you should factor in the Double Barrel you get in this game, and maybe drop some guns around so it's a bit like the old Aubrey ability, or place melee weapons around a Charlie level with the same idea, a fast paced Dennis level or a Carl Level that allow players to use the drill to kill. Stuff like that (no offense to anyone who dosn't do that, it's just what I'd want from a level with a mask). But that's all Jacket, this is Jake. Why did I do Jake not Jacket? Well he has how many masks? Let's list 'em, in order of the 1st games level selection: Richard, Rasmus, Tony, Aubrey, Don Juan, Graham, Dennis, George, Ted, Rufus, Rami, Willem, Peter, Zack, Oscar, Rick, Brandon, Charlie, Louie, Phil, Nigel, Earl, Jones, Carl, Jake and Richter. That's... 26 masks, 26 Intros and 26 levels. That would take me a hell of a long time to make to my standards... let's say I take 2 hours (just as an estimate, not all my levels take that long and some take longer) to make a level normally with all my playtesting... that would be 52 hours or 2 days and 17 hours of level making for the levels alone, not factoring in the thumbnails, intros and a load of other factors. So I did Jake as a trial run, see if anyone liked the concept (also you can steal the concept and make your own all masks campaign, I'd love to see others interpritations. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this much shorter, 3 level campaign. Goodbye for now. -M. Hannah