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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
Hint: There are 4 columns with portal surfaces, each with varying heights. You'll need to chain together the height of multiple columns to progress toward the exit. The key is that the portal must be on the ceiling of one of the columns to combine its full height with another column. The only problem is you can't enter a portal on the ceiling. Unless you were able to launch yourself at it...
The solution is simple enough if you've played the previous maps in this series, but forcing it several times makes it harder to discern what the overall goal is. An interesting design.
Phew!
but i like yours
@p0rtalmaster : your addition is a good explanation.
I could write out all the math involved, but I'll simplify it insted: 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = exit
After playing #16, this one seemed a lot easier than I would have thought if I hadn't played that one. Still, great map, interesting concept. Thumbs up.