I refuse to miss the last opportunity to win a competition in this group. Here's what I put together these last couple of hours: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=752919681
I hope you like it, because it turned out better than I thought it would get.

We'll get to 128 soon, don't worry :D

The deadline is reached, right?
1. quaternary
2. Stagger Lee

1. camerson1313
2. nintendo.erk

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=634690425

This might sound a bit counter-intuitive to suggest, but hear me out.

There has been a competition in which black surfaces weren’t allowed, my suggestion is to try and make a puzzle with no portalabe surfaces.
There is only one rule – No White Tiles.


Further explanations:

Everything is allowed except for portalable surfaces and flip panels (except when it’s a Hammer-made flip panel with its both sides non-portalable).
And no, this doesn’t mean you can’t use the portal-gun, by which I mean, conversion gel IS allowed. I would say pre-placed conversion gel also shouldn’t be allowed, but it might get too complicated that way, so if you REALLY need a pre-placed portalable surface, use white gel.

This competition actually doesn’t need you to use white gel. You can also do something like this.

I just noticed, january 31st isn't saturday, it's sunday. Also, it's 2016, not 2015.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/?id=612770321

:| - indeed.

Very tough decision between the first and second spot of my vote. But...

1. Null Portal
2. Interchange: Chrysalis
3. Stack

Interchange: Chrysalis is one of the best bridge-laser puzzles ever made and the visuals of Null Portal aren't what make it better. I just can't dany the pure brilliance of the idea that the player has to lose their portal in order to solve the test, which is implemented in a magnificent way.

I have no other explaination of why I liked it better but somehow I did.
My number 3 pick on the other hand was much easier to chose.

Good work to everyone who participated!

Well, I wouldn't say I'm happy to see that the next challenge is area-based for the third time in a row instead of being based around a specific element or something like that - but...

...I'm happy to see that the next challenge is shortly-explained and simple.
Looking forward to playing some entry maps!