joncppl

I should affix all of my CPU coolers to myself and carry around a battery to power the fans. 

With amazon web services you can get a vps with 1 core,1GB ram, 30GB ssd free for one year.
After which it becomes about $10/month.

Corsair exceeds (my) expectations with reasonably prices entries for RGB versions of k70 ($169.99), k95($189.99) and m65 ($69.99)

Available in late July for k70 and late August for k95/m65.

I'm going to be putting in my pre order for a RGB k95 as soon as I can. 


Here is Corsair's promo video




Source:
http://techreport.com/news/26538/psychedelic-leds-to-hit-corsair-keyboards-mice-this-summer 
 
Edit: 
K70 will initially launch with red switches only, and blue / brown switches won't be available until late August.
Also it is not clear whether the K95 will be available in any other switch type than red.

This is somewhat disappointing as I personally plan to get brown switches.

Source: 
http://hexus.net/gaming/items/hardware/70489-corsair-launches-worlds-first-cherry-mx-rgb-gaming-keyboards/
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Computex-2014-Corsairs-Cherry-MX-RGB-Keyboards-Launch

Your issue is that you do not reset the arrays map or map2 when the game "resets" in your highest level loop.

Create a const version of each of the maps and a working copy that is generated from the constant one when you chose a level.

And as the others mentioned, I highly recommend that you start using functions. Stuffing 400 lines of code into main is difficult to read. 
Put the "maps" in a separate header file and include them.
Have your main loop call some kind of level function, to tidy the whole thing up. 

Edit: take advantage of c++'s object oriented nature and make a "map" object.
If you don't know what that is, don't worry about it and put it on your list of things to read about it. 

Corsair exceeds (my) expectations with reasonably prices entries for RGB versions of k70 ($169.99), k95($189.99) and m65 ($69.99)

Available in late July for k70 and late August for k95/m65.

I'm going to be putting in my pre order for a RGB k95 as soon as I can. 


Here is Corsair's promo video




Source:
http://techreport.com/news/26538/psychedelic-leds-to-hit-corsair-keyboards-mice-this-summer 
 
Edit: 
K70 will initially launch with red switches only, and blue / brown switches won't be available until late August.
Also it is not clear whether the K95 will be available in any other switch type than red.

This is somewhat disappointing as I personally plan to get brown switches.

Source: 
http://hexus.net/gaming/items/hardware/70489-corsair-launches-worlds-first-cherry-mx-rgb-gaming-keyboards/
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Computex-2014-Corsairs-Cherry-MX-RGB-Keyboards-Launch

Corsair exceeds (my) expectations with reasonably prices entries for RGB versions of k70 ($169.99), k95($189.99) and m65 ($69.99)

Available in late July for k70 and late August for k95/m65.

I'm going to be putting in my pre order for a RGB k95 as soon as I can. 


Here is Corsair's promo video




Source:
http://techreport.com/news/26538/psychedelic-leds-to-hit-corsair-keyboards-mice-this-summer 
 
Edit: 
K70 will initially launch with red switches only, and blue / brown switches won't be available until late August.
Also it is not clear whether the K95 will be available in any other switch type than red.

This is somewhat disappointing as I personally plan to get brown switches.

Source: 
http://hexus.net/gaming/items/hardware/70489-corsair-launches-worlds-first-cherry-mx-rgb-gaming-keyboards/
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Computex-2014-Corsairs-Cherry-MX-RGB-Keyboards-Launch