Thinking With Gravity

by /k/ommandant · Uploaded Jun 06, 2011

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File Size: 3.07 MB

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Rating: (9 votes)

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You can think with portals, but how well can you think with gravity? Notes: Graphical glitches may be experienced, this is inherent of the design of the puzzle elements. CHANGELOG: -Added missing instances

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/k/ommandant • Jun 06, 2011 • #51579
2 posts

You can think with portals, but how well can you think with gravity?

Notes:
Graphical glitches may be experienced, this is inherent of the design of the puzzle elements.

CHANGELOG:
-Added missing instances

File Name: Thinking_with_gravity.zip
File Size: 3.07 MiB
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infernet89 • Jun 06, 2011 • #51580
174 posts

I'm quite sure i didn't solved it in the intended way.
For istance, i didn't used the red gel

By the way, i recorded a demo of my blind ride, here is the download link:
http://infernet89.altervista.org/down.p ... rnet89.rar

iWork925 • Jun 06, 2011 • #51581
1,080 posts

Awesome map. Very easy to get stuck though.

xdiesp • Jun 09, 2011 • #51582
1,078 posts

The idea is good, but being inside it is another story: personally I love world portals, and wanted to like this one real bad, but I can see others getting annoyed\sick for being trappe between 2 gravitational pulls.

My suggestion is to rework the puzzle so the latter scenario can't happen, which may or may not be possible with these "open borders" between zones. Imagine how good it would be with catwalks sprawling everywhere in the 4 directions (each with its own world ofc).

Djinndrache • Jun 10, 2011 • #51583
1,442 posts

I started playing custom maps and record me playing them. It's neither a perfect run nor do I have to have solved the map in the way it's meant to solve it. I play the maps "blind", that means I've never been in them before and play them for the very first time. I also give a little feedback for the map in the video description.

Maybe you are interested in the fact, that I played your map: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPKyh5Js8ns

version2_1 • Jun 24, 2011 • #51584
20 posts

Apart from making me dizzy the idea is nice.
I did not use the gel as well.

Yorgn • Nov 06, 2011 • #51585
57 posts

Finally a good use of the 'messing with gravity' concept

KennKong • Dec 16, 2011 • #51586
942 posts

I also got stuck between the two opposing gravitational fields, and didn't enjoy myself while getting unstuck. Once I had my feet back on the ground, so to speak, solving the puzzle itself was trivial, and didn't involve the orange gel. As a proof-of-concept, this proves the concept can have serious drawbacks. Because you accomplished what you were trying to do well, even though it doesn't really play well, I give it 4/5.

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