Feliratkozás a letöltéshez
Reiteration

Seconded @Autumn Sage

I really liked this puzzle, it's just very elegant and has some great moves. I didn't take me too long to complete, but the solution was very satisfying. Favourited!

Proof that easier levels can also be very elegant. Each move isn't too hard to figure out, but it's almost impossible to see in advance that you will need to, so despite being easy-ish, the level keeps presenting unexpected problems. Very clever.

Very satisfying solution!

I'm not sure what else to add that other people already have said positively about this chamber. So Instead I'm going to present an amusing little story.

So I figured it out...and I was just saying to myself, "Oh this is dead simple." Right as I misclick and screw it all up right at the finish line.

If this is easy, I don't know if i could even imagine what a medium puzzle would be. I don't have any clue how to start! There's nothing for me to do after I turn off the first fizzler but go to the other side and revel in my unfathomable stupidity for not being able to complete this "easy" puzzle.

Excellent chamber

Nice little challenge! Here's my blind playhrough: https://youtu.be/q8lU944rcpk

Oddly, had a really hard time getting started...I couldn't come up with anything useful I could do from where I could get to. Finally got to "what if I did this?" and went "Ohhhhh!" and that rest of the steps opened up. Thumbs up!

Hey Fumbly, I'm finally starting to go through your single player workshop maps, beginning with the easy ones. Funnily enough this one, though it's not hard but contains clever connections, seemed to solve itself on its own ^^ I went through it and while I was still capturing the structure of the chamber and experimenting with my portal management, I realized that I had worked my way to the end without shooting a single false portal :D
It's a nice puzzle in hindsight, I analyzed it afterwards ;-)
You make a good job creating difficulty levels for everyone. I'd rate this one a great and fair challenge for workshop beginners, whereas experienced players don't feel challenged, but appreciate the puzzle ideas that went into it. I do for sure :-)