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Could Still Be You

Nevermind...

A small chamber focussing on a faith plate and a funnel. On the easier side of things.

NOTES:
- All moves are logical and easy to execute. Speedrunning techniques, glitches, cube tossing and similar techniques are neither necessary nor intended. Some moves require timing, but all of these timings are lenient.
- Due to the nature of PETI puzzles, some of the moves when executed in their intended manner are still inconsistent (From the 10 minutes I repeated the move, it had a roughly 1 in 50 failure rate). If your move fails, please scream at the godforsaken physics engine like I had to do before screaming at me.

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You should probably read this part after finishing the map :)

Making this map was in many respects, was a fantastic experience. Going back to regular old school tools was incredibly handicapping at times, don’t get me wrong, but I felt like I could get away with so, so much sloppiness and simply claim it’s all part of the antiquated charm.

Like, in what modern puzzle could I possibly slam four faith plates together in a single spot? In what puzzle could I possibly get away with absolutely no cube respawns? If the council took one look at this I’d be picking up my teeth from the ground with broken fingers. It’s simply unimaginable.

And yet, something about this just kinda.. works for me. The solution here requires nowhere near the effort of a typical modern map, and yet, as feeble as it is when standing to the giants that came before it, I feel it's still strong enough to hold its own ground.

I do want to come back to map and see what would happen if I morphed its precious little soul into its modern counterpart. Would it benefit from a longer solution? Would it ever benefit from some cube respawns? Or some other techniques further to it? In a sense, Science is never about why, but about why not, huh?

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CREDITS:
- Mattchew , Khan , Snazz and Masalt for playtesting, and bugfixing suggestions. Y'all are great :D
- No clue where the music is from, good luck finding it.
- This map was submitted to the Two Steps Back competition, where people were tasked with making a map using only the default PETI editor.
Enjoy :D