[1]---Yeah. I noticed that when a level specializes in an element, that's it for the element and it will no longer be a problem. However, once you nearly finish a level, you become, specialized in that particular element. Once you finish it, a new element comes up so that you have to slowly deal with it before you can specialize in it.
[2]---Worst of all, after some time of specializing in other things, you lose your old specialization and when you have to deal with it, it's been too long so you have to relearn the properties of it. And of course, If the old specialization appears in the earlier part of the level, you will probably not have completely finished with the training of the new element, and you have to deal with the other one.
[3]---So you have to fight both, which is a very bad hassle. But if the old specialization appears in the later levels, it will be fairly easy as you have already specialized in the new element and know a little about the other. Unless the two don't work together, then it will become much harder, as the two elements will then work against you to make things much harder. Or, sometimes it will be much easier.
[4]---I have a good example of both, surprisingly enough. Here is a combination of two bad things that work against you. You may learn ortho tiles in earlier levels, but then you have to fight guards on them! The new element. This combination is actually surprisingly hard. Try it sometime.
[5]---Here is a combination of two good elements. When working with briar, the earlier element, you may find that tarstuff, the new element, is surprisingly easy to work with in that combination. Why? Because the briar will cut into the tarstuff you're supposed to cut to get to the roach that you're supposed to kill. So you can just wait at the entrance until the briar cuts both.
[6]---But there is also when three elements come in. Two old, and one new. It will be hard progressing through the level, especially if all three evilly work in conjunction together to kill you. Here is an example of an evil conjunction. You must kill the guards on ortho tiles to open the green door before the inaccessible briar reaches the pressure plate that closes off the path that has the green door.That is probably the most evil combination of the three that I've ever seen.
[7]---But there are also circumstances where three elements just don't work together. Here is the example. Kill the roaches in the room before the briar traps you from getting to the entrance so you can wait for the briar to clog the serpents escape route so that they kill themselves. That, I've never seen before but could happen.
[8]---Hopefully, you've remembered that these ideas are all free. Use them in your hold however you want to.
[9]---Ok, enough about all that stuff of good and bad things. I'm actually just blabbing on about that doesn't matter in the topic. So I'm going to say that Under the Library is a hard level that includes an evil element. And one more thing.
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