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No Elements 16: Reservations
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3 SEP 2012 a las 2:12 p. m.
30 SEP 2012 a las 2:36 p. m.
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No Elements 16: Reservations

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A challenging level in the "No Elements" collection.
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zigzagtenniscoe 14 MAR a las 5:03 a. m. 
Semi-blindrun (at least 4 years since I've played, took a break starting from late 2019)

Difficulty: 3/10
Design: 10/10
Enjoyed: 7.25/10
derPacifist 30 AGO 2023 a las 7:39 a. m. 
Very clean and noticably harder than the previous ones. The second part was very straight foreward after having done the first.
clutterArranger 7 MAY 2023 a las 4:41 p. m. 
I was almost giving up and looking up the solution. This was awesome.
ShellBytes 11 FEB 2023 a las 2:23 p. m. 
Very clean.
bullfrog 23 ENE 2023 a las 10:59 p. m. 
I think I'm getting a bit better at this sort of map :steamthumbsup:
CAT | Underscore 20 ENE 2023 a las 10:48 p. m. 
The intended solution was amazing and super satisfying... bouncing the portals from floor to ceiling and flinging through multiple rooms in one fall felt great!
AmBush 18 ENE 2023 a las 9:12 a. m. 
Good idea, but both chambers are far too easy to cheese
Lexmada 15 ENE 2023 a las 12:36 a. m. 
should have been two test chambers
^1Jesus ^7Christ ^4Motorcycle 12 ENE 2023 a las 6:47 p. m. 
absolute gem
HadronFive 8 ENE 2023 a las 12:17 p. m. 
When I got to Room 2, I knew that something was up with the other portal in Room 1. But then I saw that if I lose both my portals in Room 2, there will be no way to get back again. So I solved it the "intended" way.

I often exclude possible actions based on this, since I assume that tests are well made and there is no way to get yourself stuck, or that it requires speedrun techniques to do them. So if I see something I can do, and it requires strange movements like just falling past walls to get to a floor panel, I discard them, because they wouldn't be very elegant.