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@Nobody No-One Yes, you can skip the puzzle by flinging to the exit
@Permatemp and @MrPokemon11 That is an issue that I will solve after the competition ends
@Super Dirt I did not know the dropper did not cast a shadow, I used an invisible fizzler because I tought that a visible fizzler would take too much attention of the player. Please specify "the feel of it was odd"
@Rector Should I make more specific it is a platform? I will look forward for that
@Narkodes and @MrPokemon11 Glad you liked it!
Why am I not fixing everything now? Because I am afraid that if I do, my map will be desclassified from the competition.
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