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10 months ago
kjs722 #3
10 months ago
R2
finally
10 months ago
R2
Can’t find the 105 that apparently exists on the right side yet, but I intend to come back and try again. The 105 on the left is quite nice - for a while on my first go I couldn’t even see the way to the exit, but when I finally found it it was immediately the 105. Edit: I did eventually find the 105 on the right. That's a very subtle solution, really cool. Might have been a little nicer as two puzzles, or to have made the 105 impossible on the right.
10 months ago
R1
Having played this level when I was starting out, and coming back to this level after over two months, I can really feel my growth as a player. I used to be stuck 2-off on both sides, but now I was able to figure out which was looser and quickly find the solution. It's a nice construction, it makes great use of joining the separate sides together in a single level, and I don't think either side would work as well if they were separate levels.
10 months ago
R3
The best possible 5x5 construction you will ever see. The construction is just genius. The 2-off is very very annoying.
10 months ago
R3
Very fun level. Got a 2-off a while ago, came back and found the cut. Wasn't as hard to break the 2-off as I expected.
10 months ago
R1
I beat this first try and don't feel like I can rate it fairly.
10 months ago
R5
Ah. Beautiful. I found this one surprisingly counterintuitive to clear. Almost appears simplistic at first; beautiful how there are very few active blocks but a very complex solution and many deadlocks.
10 months ago
R8
There's a beautiful structure in here, and it's not even hidden, you just need to realize the right perspective.
10 months ago
R5
I appreciate that these levels have such tight logic that they actually become easier to think about - they tap into the logic of Pathology that's independent of optimization in brilliant ways, which is quite special.