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Easily your best Adjacency test yet. A devilishly hidden solution requiring some IQ moves with the cubes. I was very stubbornly insistent on keeping the companion cube on the button that disabled 2 fizzlers - I couldn’t even see a way to get it out of there at one point. Then I remembered the other cube existed… and that it could be resurrected remotely ... and then I found the companion cube’s true use .
This one wasn’t easy.
Difficulty: 7.25/10
Enjoyed: 8.25/10
Glad you were able to come back and solve this one! Definitely not for the faint of heart.
First room useful and well built. Great map.
@Juggler: You should of made a playthrough for this map, I really wanted to see your solutions.
Anyway great map dude, good job!
http://youtu.be/LUwAhgWl8TI
toncica and LPChip: It's cool that you work together to solve tough ones; I've never tried that. Was your shortcut through the first room to fall carefully off the ledge and land on the walkway? I'll go ahead and fix that, but if you found a different way to bypass the chamber, let me know.