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Ah yes sooo much better. Now I dont have to aim

w_enslin:
Have you tried Tripwire from the latest update?
The angles have been tweaked a lot not to be so sharp.

@w_enslin I have updated the level to make things more consistent in tripwire. No matter how you jam the barrier it should now always close (given you placed the jammer close enough). Let me know what you think. I am glad to get feedback and update the map to streamline and make things more fun.

So I guess for me it just was not intuitive, It isn't obvious that a jammer's line of sight has precision so tilting at an angle is not something that's easy to intuit. All uses of jammers for me up to this point was very direct either something is directly in its way or not . for example when I was just exploring I took the box out from underneath the jammer quite a few times it still just jammed the barrier at the back. I suppose it's just me but I felt like it was a game glitch that got exploited

Natsume.jp:
It's worth to try it again after this night's changes

w_enslin:
Could you retry Tripwire again after this update?

I tried it again after a while since there was an update. It seems a bit more complex now. I think it's a good change.

Oh wow, seriously! Okay thank you so much I mean damn! that was like hours of my life I am not getting back, but thank you. Finally!

w_enslin:
Jammers have this trait that they shoot a ray precisesly where you aim.

1. Put the box behind small barrier.
2. Put jammer on the box aiming at the foot of big barrier. The lower the better.
3. Take the box from underneath the jammer so it falls and stops jamming the big barrier because it's ray will be blocked by the small barrier.
4. Go to the other side and use the jammer on small barrier so the jammer behind it will jam the big barrier allowing the receiver to be activated.

Yeah I guess its true I am just to stupid to play this. I can only endure so much frustration, honestly I suspect someone found a novel glitch in the game engine and exploited it, but I only say that to make myself feel better. At least I tried.

I've just stopped here to say that I love this detailed theme mixing stone with metal like those ruins were conserved and repurposed to build a puzzle on them