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I would be honored if you could comment one of my maps as well! http://steamproxy.net/profiles/76561197966323294/myworkshopfiles/
cheers ^^
Nice ending, Took me a while to figure it out valve says that it is really hard to get gamers to look up.
The QR code: It needs to be flipped. But to save you that effort: It will lead to this website: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/94591457/index.html .
There is a lot to explore there, but it has been solved already. If you are curious what's behind it, check this thread: http://forums.thinkingwithportals.com/general-discussion/shepherd-company-arg-electric-sheep-on-steam-t7211.html
Thanks for playing! ;)
Also, I couldn't get the QR code read. I mean, I got the image easily enough, but I couldn't get anything to decode it.
I also really loved the behind the scenes detail work. It was very fun exploring the space above the level.
Awesome and really inventive puzzle, enjoyed this a lot.