Agreed, this is the best lingo experience out here, honestly at points better than the base game itself. The way you expanded on the mechanics and kept expanding from there is so so cool, to the point I usually think of new puzzles in this format. I think the floor markings could have been tutorialized a tad bit more clearly especially in the midgame and endgame but I still got the hang of things. Thank you!!

This is the best lingo experience I have ever had, thank you!

I know this is seven months later, but if anyone still needs help with the 'smear campaign' puzzle, if you've tried to use the hint system, and think they're not showing you the first letter, think again! There's at least one other puzzle in this map that uses a similar structure.

is... is closure really just like that

Any progress on the 'smear campaign' answer duckgame4life? Or any guidance from you Sean? It's the only answer I have left to get in the rooms with paintings...
Gone through most of this not really understanding what most of the colours/patterns on the floor mean, but generally muddling through and managing. Enjoying it lots

smear campaign was tough for me, but there are no bugs there

i found a bug
i found a low white saying smear campaign with numbers saying 3-3=-3 however the clue system only tells me the answer is 4 long and no 1st letter hint

I would appreciate a hint about a puzzle. In the lavender room, what on earth do I put for Absolute Unit? I have Morbin', but I don't have LOL Anything I Want[\spoiler].
For the person below me in the thread, Attempting to type an @ symbol into a textbox produces the smiley face. [\spoiler].

this map is insane, especially once you get into 'the second half' of it .
i am having trouble with what seems to be an easy puzzle though: in the lavender room, the panel with the answer of "Hi". based on the letters on the floor, it seems that it should be the lingo smiley, but I don't know how I would put that into the textbox.[/spoiler

Great map. Couldn't figure out how to get into the orange room though.

I don't know what wizardry went into this to make it possible, but this is definitely the best lingo map on the workshop

The game indeed has an insane amount of decoration. The later puzzles are indecipherable to me, but there's still some really cool ideas. Maybe I'll come back to it after more thoroughly solving the base game puzzles.