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번역 관련 문제 보고
Yellow blocks travel in chains - just each of the four branches out one.
You don't have to count blocks, you can simply experiment - you need to get the timings such that the lights on the door appear simultaneously. Then add the third one, then the fourth one.
Major spoiler:
My design looks something like this:
DDDDDSDDDD
DDDDDSSSDD
DDDDDDDSDD
DDDDDDSSDD
DDDDDDSDDD
SSSSSSSSSS
DDDDDDSDDD
DDDDDDSSDD
DDDDDDDSDD
DDDDDSSSDD
Where "S" is the green blocks. You remove the central one at the intersection and the door should open.
I seem to be in the minority who actually liked this puzzle :)
I thought the most annoying puzzles were the one where knowledge was assumed. Namely, that the yellow gun could manipulate blocks behind glass, so long as you followed a chain. Made it to the end of the game first time through before realising this.
In the Chain Reaction room, none of the 4 paths have a laser at the end.
In the Fuse room, the second door is missing a laser, so there is literally no way to open that one.
What gives? D:
Anyways you just need two fuses, both running along the central tube and via the green blocks. Then you connect the fuses at the end and then to the big green door of blocks. This door of blocks acts as the 'heavy' side, meaning when you pull just one cube from the spot where the two fuses combine and reach out for the door, they will start disintegrating at a correct pace. Then just ran against the doors and voila, all done with the green gun. This isn't even a puzzl with the yellow one, way too easy with it.