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Part 1 - The Primary Glitch wrote:How the ghost stinker glitch works in RTW is that the player has to jump from a trampoline onto an exit that is on a tile that would not normally kill the stinker. That's it. It has nothing to do with bouncing on another trampoline right away or going into another exit; it is specifically trampolining onto a tile that has an exit which would not kill the player if they were alive. (so not a wall, not water, etc.)
When on ice, the stinker, even when not "ghostified", still has a ghost of sorts which moves around on the ice and trampolines. Because of this, you can actually still block the half-ghosted stinker with a living stinker. This allows you to make the stinker (in the first case Loof) to bounce back into the trampoline so they land directly on the exit. This also allows you to block Loof from going past the exit. This is important, because doing so would mean Loof, being "alive" again, would just exit the exit on the second pass by.
Part 2 - Cycling wrote:Different stinkers have a different affect on how they cycle through different players. The lowest stinker in the chain (Stinky if Stinky is present, Loof if Stinky is not present, Quookie if neither are present) will cycle so that, once the glitch is performed, the next player becomes ghosted (Stinky ghosts Loof, Loof ghosts Quookie, Quookie ghosts Peegue). If we take Stinky and the whole gang, the cycle goes:
Loof deactivates > Loof reactivates, Quookie deactivates > Loof deactivates again > Both reactivate, but Peegue deactivates.
There's one other step, however; if you exit one more time and then press enter during the loading screen, you'll note that everyone reactivates.
This is actually how all cycles work; they work down the player chain until they reach the end, and then reset. So if all four exist, Loof's would be like so:
Quookie deactivates > Peegue deactivates, Quookie reactivates > Quookie deactivates, leaving only Loof > Quookie and Peegue reactivate
Because of this, when Peegue double-exits the level, Peegue comes back to life but does not do anything else to Quookie or Loof - Peegue's the last in the cycle. This applies to any stinker who's last in the cycle.
This cycle also works even when there's a gap. It's really weird, because at first it may seem like something is broken, but basically the game tries deactivating/reactivating a player that isn't "there" and, for all intents and purposes, cycles through the players as if that player was still there. So if Loof was gone, it'd be:
Loof deactivates > Loof reactivates > Loof deactivates > Peegue deactivates, Loof reactivates > Loof deactivates.
It seems to have something to do with multiples of two. For example, every exit the lowest player in the chain makes, they deactivate or reactivate. For every two, the next player in the chain toggles; for four, the third, and for eight, the final one. It's a very strange system, but it's how the glitch works and is why you can toggle who's alive or not and where along a chain you are if you switch chains mid-way through one of them... or something
If that still doesn't make any sense to you... sorryPart 3 - The Transporters wrote:Right, so glitched transporters are weird. But suffice to say, a transporter breaks when more than one object try to use it at the same time. I've gone over glitched transporters in more detail before, about unhinged glitch transporters, control ghost transporters and glitch static metatiles. I won't get into that too much here, but there is a funny nuance to this: When two stinkers try to use a transporter at once (which they can, if one of them is dead - and the dead body can also put out fires, ftr), the stinker later-generated (Quookie over Loof, Loof over Stinky, etc.) will move two tiles, while the other zooms off to the end of the board, leaving behind metatiles that affect the control transporter which you can revive at a new location by walking onto where that control transporter should have been. Good fun
Don't worry, I don't expect anyone - not even Amnon - to solve this normally.mette wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 9:46 amThanks for the extensive explanation. I have never been into the glitchy stuff, so not all you write make sense. But never mind me - I'll watch the show when a solution is posted
Every level does not have to be for everybody - we're all different and that's just fine by me
But whatever you do, please. do not touch The Lost Lands. 
