Quote from RogerL on July 17, 2012, 6:59 pm

I think that was the longest PTI map I've ever played; thankfully it was a lot of fun. A great variety of puzzle-types, generous timers, and just about every puzzle element the editor has to offer.

A few minor points: Walking on lightbridges with a laser going down its middle was no fun, and trying to setup [spoiler]the cubes while on it[/spoiler] was even worse. One of the timers seemed unnecessarily tight, though I may have solved that room wrong. I refer to the timer that turns off the laserfield in the room where it also turns off the fizzler just above the portable floor. It also looked like it did a third thing, but I never found out what. Which is why I think I didn't solve it correctly.

But overall I thought this was a very nice large (for PTI), easy-to-medium difficulty map. Thanks.

EDIT: Forget about my comment about the tight timer, I just did the room the hard way. The timer is fine if you do it the right way.

Quote from SkyFerret on July 17, 2012, 8:23 pm

Thanks for playing. I do have the timing kind of tight. But yes, if done correctly, it can be done. I understand that a light bridge with a laser over it kind of makes it difficult, and, some might find it annoying, but I did that to add to the degree of difficulty. I don't know if you saw it, but on the workshop section of Steam where my map is located, I've included a video walkthrough of the map. You could always watch it and compare your methods to mine. But don't worry, I too always get hit in the ass with the laser whilst trying to manipulate cubes.

Cheers.

Quote from RogerL on July 19, 2012, 1:22 pm

The only significant difference between my route and your intended route on the video was that you returned to one room to angle the panel a second time to get up to the next level. I found it was easy enough to just jump out of the funnel that was straight up. A more minor difference was in the last room. I just aimed the laser directly at the reflector cube, rather than using portals to do it.

Quote from SkyFerret on July 19, 2012, 2:21 pm

Thanks for the info. I'll see about going back and perhaps make some changes.

Quote from sicklebrick on July 23, 2012, 3:13 am

I've never really seen that mechanic used like that before; it's pretty cool how you can catch yourself from almost any flat surface in the air Cool map though, it's nice and long and stays interesting.
Cheers

Edit:
This one needs a sequel, if only to keep it geeky and use Atan2() as a title :p

Here's more or less the route I took first time.
(Though, the very first time I was convinced I'd need all the cubes for something and had 3 with me at the exit).

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Quote from SkyFerret on July 24, 2012, 12:01 am

I'll get right on that and build something around ?? < atan2(y, x) ? ? as a basis. My brain hurts already.