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elements are well reflected in the interlocking puzzles.You are so intelligent!
subsribe NOW!!!!!
last jump frustrating.
if I managed to miss everything on the way down.
I caught something on the way up (exept last jump, of course)
eg grating, observation room, angled panels...
or did I miss a different way ?
some varied ways to climb, good.
mainly using gel, appropriate for this game.
(amazing a lot of portal 2 community maps with hardly any portable areas.)
Thanks :D
I'll look up your map! Sublte Advertising 10/10 would play! ^^
That's why I write into the Description of the map:
"Buttons to stand on are CHECKPOINTS.
When falling down, use the Lasers to respawn at the CPs up there."
This means, if you fall down, just kill yourself in the laser, and you can retry from such a Checkpoint. No need to climb up a part you already did! :)
The game itself is a frustrating almost "jump-only" mess with no logic involved. This maps it's about the same. Sorry don't like the game, don't like this chamber.