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exspecting the turrets to be more trouble that they were. Not sure if I'm dissapointed by
that or not. xD I noticed from Piranha.A's blind run that you had moved the first turret. Pity,
I rather liked your intended method of dealing with it in it's original position :)
Thumbs up for a puzzle that requires you to think before you leap. My kind of puzzle.
Thanks for playing "This way out" (my puzzle) and your kind comments.
The other was taking the cube with you to the exit then bouncing it back via the arial faith plate. Again, prior to that, everyone (including myself) left it behind on the marker, took the funnel to the other side and portaled the cube to the celing from there.
So as you can see, very minor deviations that don't effect how it all comes out in the end.
try mine? http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=135717259