Quote from msleeper on May 17, 2011, 11:10 pm

I got to playtest this one, it's pretty fun!

You need to come up with some more original names, though. This is like the third "Motanum's Test" that you've uploaded.

Quote from Motanum on May 17, 2011, 11:43 pm

Alright, I'll do my best for being creative next time ^^

Quote from Luxor on May 18, 2011, 3:25 am

Pretty nice map. It had some nice tricks that I don't remember were in the game.

But what's with all the laser bending? Couldn't you have placed the laser receptor closer and drop the hidden laser cubes?

Another thing, I loved how you used a slanted hard-light bridge to mess up people who thought they could use the back wall to bridge over... I was one of them *lol*

Quote from Thursaz on May 18, 2011, 4:22 am

Ah, this is a pretty fun map to play! Loved the various mechanisms used- [spoiler]I personally think the hidden thermal redirection cubes were a good addition, mostly because it does require some observation skills, but it's not a "SMALL TINY GRILL" thing- much easier to spot, but it's pretty cool![/spoiler]

Aesthetically, the map is great. Nice methods used to solve the puzzles. No mad skillz required, but a good amount of logical thinking. It's a challenge without being overly tedious. The solutions did seem a little guided (more "Why is this panel here?" instead of "How do I get to the exit?"), but otherwise, great job!

Quote from Ruien on May 18, 2011, 6:44 am

I liked the map overall, but was thrown off by two things that I thought would be more complicated, and it turned out the simple and "too obvious" thing to do was actually the correct solution:

[spoiler](1) I thought I needed to blue-gel wall-bounce between over the pit in the middle, while first building up speed with propulsion gel. In other words, increase speed with propulsion gel on ledge, jump into blue wall, bounce back and forth over pit, and clear far side with speed boost gained initially.

In the end, all i needed was a small patch of red gel with a blue patch in front of it.

(2) I thought the last jump would be way too far to do with just propulsion gel on the light bridge, so I kept trying to find a way to get a patch of blue gel at the top in order to get extra distance. After a lot of trial and error, I realized that the obvious thing (just covering the bridge with propulsion gel) was good enough to jump across.

This isn't actually a problem, but it does imply (in my opinion) that this map is way too easy and not at all medium/hard difficulty.[/spoiler]

That said, this map is absolutely gorgeous. Good work!

Quote from xdiesp on May 18, 2011, 8:02 am

Once you get to know it, the puzzle isn't so bad.

Quote from Ernesto on May 18, 2011, 10:07 am

Very fun but hard as you over think it alot. I did at the end but it was so simple instead. [spoiler]I speant absoultely ages earching for a cube in the ceiling and also though blue gel was needed for the final jump[/spoiler]

Quote from narfomatikus on May 18, 2011, 10:50 am

nice one. took me some time how the get the gel to the other rooms. but in the end i had fun! 5/5

Quote from Motanum on May 18, 2011, 11:01 am

Luxor wrote:

But what's with all the laser bending? Couldn't you have placed the laser receptor closer and drop the hidden laser cubes?

I didn't want to make a really long indicator light from the beginning until the light bridge, plus, I thought that doing that was pretty cool. I might re-use it in a more complicated way next time. ^^