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Inaccurate Level Description wrote:Difficulty: Easy
Type: Puzzle, Action, Resource(Beta), Timing* Broken*
Feel: Alien, Natural, Lax, Peaceful, Enclosed*
Family: Miscellaneous
Reward: Reasonable(More on Alpha's int. solution.)(Possibly Well.)

Well, it's been a little while since I've uploaded an individual adventure.
This is a special binary adventure, where there are two, similar adventures
that have one difference or another;
this one is mostly in your resources and the solution as a whole.

Note: If your solution is extremely tedious, then I don't think that's my intended solution.

I hope you enjoy.

My video solutions:
+Alpha
+Beta
+Both via Garriry

I completed these 2, but the solutions were nearly identical--the only thing I did different was the placement of the burstflowers. In fact, I think I could use Beta's solution for Alpha if I wanted.

Huh...

both of my solutions were completely different.

Finally an adventure I can actually beat!
Anyway, as samuelthx says, they are nearly identical. For me, I didn't even need neither the Floing charge, neither the third burst flower. The four Indigo charges are enough to complete Beta, and I actually used the exact same solution for the Alpha stage and the Beta stage. Nice adventures anyway!

Huh. I did use the Floing, but I didn't realise that you could do without it until you mentioned it. I think it requires fast movement, though.

I think the best way to get better at adventures is to practise, practise and practise. POTZ is the perfect training ground because the range of puzzles there are the best. Try going through that game once with minimal help (looking at hints-not walkthroughs-only if necessary), and your adventuring skills should improve profoundly.

samuelthx wrote:Huh. I did use the Floing, but I didn't realise that you could do without it until you mentioned it. I think it requires fast movement, though.

No particular fast movement is needed. All you do is flash two burst flowers and place yourself like this and you can easily destroy all the boxes/barrels simultaneously.

samuelthx wrote:I think the best way to get better at adventures is to practise, practise and practise. POTZ is the perfect training ground because the range of puzzles there are the best. Try going through that game once with minimal help (looking at hints-not walkthroughs-only if necessary), and your adventuring skills should improve profoundly.

Well, I'm generally bad at any form of minimal puzzle or logical thinking. When I try to finish a Wonderland game (or a similar game like Zelda) without a walkthrough, it's like trying to kill myself: it's super hard, and I end up rage quitting and searching for a walkthrough. Of course, I try my best in defeating games without using walkthroughs.

Huh...

I'll have to see your solutions.

Fore Beta, I didn't use flo; for Alpha, I did.

That's the begining how different they were supposed to be.

Well...
my video solutions are posted.

Jutomi wrote:Well...
my video solutions are posted.

There is a super-easy solution that exists for both Alpha and Beta versions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBX-oFhB-H0

Yeam, I linked it to the top...

major loophole in my plan.

Well, thanks for sharing such.

Jutomi wrote:Yeam, I linked it to the top...

major loophole in my plan.

Well, thanks for sharing such.

No problem! Also, please change the "Other garirry" to simply "Garirry".

All done!

Experimental BUMP

Cute level, I managed to use the same solution for both Alpha and Beta, and ended up not using the floing magic + one of the three burst flowers, thanks for making this!

Yup, this pair's a little "broken". Never got to fixing them either - and probably never will, given they've been a done deal for a few years now.