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devious! very fun and challenging puzzle. not only do you have to be able to plan ahead it also helps to be able to think backwards

for those stuck, here's a few cryptic hints

sometimes to get ahead you must go back to the beggining

if getting somewhere is too easy then reflect on the possibility that you haven't really solved that part of the puzzle

[spoler]if the key is on the wrong side of the lock then perhaps you need another key

It's OK -- I am sure the level can be solved. You can take the screenshots down :-)

But my evil plan will succeed, because first I will make the changes to the impossible level, and then I tell 100 of my friends to post comments saying "what a wonderful and easy level that is" *after* I made the changes.

Here is another way to explain it. I am sure the level can be solved. But what about my friend? My friend thinks that the level cannot be solved, but he does not want to see a solution -- he wants no spoilers. He just wants an independent proof that the level is possible. I am not clear how can actually _prove_ to my friend that the level can be solved without showing him the solution..

I make two screenshots in the end of solve.

This -evil- plan will not succeed, because you can check a list of changes and compare date from it with date of posts. I can give you a video with solution if you want it.

I have a question -- not about this map in particular, but inspired by this map.

Would it be possible for an "evil" level designer to do the following:

1) Make a really easy great level
2) get lots of comments from different people saying "that level was great and very easy"
3) change the level so it was now an impossible-to-solve level
4) get lots more comments from different people all saying "that level was great and very easy" (because the evil level designer told 10 of his friends to do this for him even though the level is now impossible)
5) sit back and wait for some poor victim to download the level and then spend hours failing to do it, because it was in fact impossible.

I figured I could learn what the flaw was in my argument by simply trying to do it myself -- but I am too lazy.

[ Of course the point is that I am stuck on this level :-) But no spoilers -- I'm loving it. Although...can someone confirm that it is possible... :-/ ]

I'm sure you could have done with without all the repetitiveness, but otherwise it's a pretty good first map.

They say the definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing that doesn't work. But what if it worked the 1st time and then never again? Here is a small cryptic hint for those that might be stuck: (If you flip-flopped the 1st time, then be sure to flop-flip the next time.) Nice puzzle :)
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