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Maybe they can fix this? It's my only quibble with an otherwise excellent rerelease!
Either way, would love if it was revisited in a patch :)
Really tired of games that waste the player’s time like this. Braid is great as a whole but I wish this nonsense would’ve been changed. What is actually gained other than making me not want to bother doing all this again and making me quit the game with a bad taste in my mouth because of doing things in the wrong order when there was zero indication or reminders it was an issue? That’s just bad design.
The irreversible puzzle feels appropriate because irreversibility is the main theme of the world it's in. And it's not a big deal to redo the rest of the game if you miss it. And let us appreciate the fact that it is very hard to accidentally mess it up once you know what you are doing.
So I've simply stopped playing the game, and seen none of the new content, because going any further on my current save seems silly when it cannot be completed, and the whole thing annoyed me anyway.
There are so many other games to play instead of repeating one that I just repeated for the Nth time and won't feel like re-playing for a while.
Maybe I'll do it in a while. But this put me off playing the game any further for now.