And finally done. As many have said, each room was extremely well crafted, and no matter how hard I looked I couldn't find a single room that hadn't been thought out to the nth degree. I would be shocked if anyone found a trivial solution to any of them. I know, I looked very hard on a couple I was stuck on. And by a couple I mean roughly 27. Some of my favorites:
Bronze Entrance
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×You find out something new about roach movement every day...
Silver & Gold 1S 2E
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×I was amazed that two similar rooms could have such different solutions. After completing the silver version, I thought the gold would be easy. Pride goeth before umm... lots of roaches at your back.
Gold 1S 3E
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×One of the more clever puzzles in the hold IMO. In this hold the easy answer you first think of is never right. No matter how fast you run, that little red blob just isn't going to be where you want it when the trap door falls.
Gold 1N 3E
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×My favorite snake room in the whole hold, because for some reason the snake moved where I wanted it to. Which never happens.
Incoherent ramblings on snakes
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×eytanz wrote:
It's not that the serpents puzzles are less brilliant, or more difficult, than Larry's other puzzles. It's that they are less fun.
For me it's that I still haven't figured out how to get a snake to move where I want it to. At best it's painstaking. Rooms like Gold 1S 1E, even after I figure out what I need to do... I can't make the snake do it. I'm sure there are those who prefer snakes, I would just take a room with 90 roaches and two brains any day.
Award Ceremony 1N
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×Neat use of orthosquares, and a nice cool down after the brain overload that was the Gold level.
All in all, probably the best hold I have played so far, and the first Larrymurk hold I've completed.
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A problem worthy of attack, proves its worth by fighting back."
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