The easiest way to think about rooms involving pushing like this is that each weapon can only be responsible for adding 1 square of movement towards any actor's "
velocity"
(although, as seen with large stacks of mimics/decoys in large push-chains, 1 weapon can contribute to several different actors' velocities).
So, in order for anybody to do a double step move, either somebody has to move and somebody has to push with their weapon in the same move, which as you've discovered is impossible...
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×...or somebody has to push once with their weapon and somebody else has to push with their weapon.
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×Since the decoy can't move...
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×at least, on its own...
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×it will have to be pushed by Beethro, and its weapon will subsequently have to push Beethro.
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×Beethro has to move onto the trapdoor, and push the decoy, such that the decoy pushes Beethro off the trapdoor.
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×The only way that's possible is if Beethro started out on the same tile as the decoy's stick.
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[Last edited by Chaco at 09-10-2017 05:40 PM]
