Fuck cost.
Fuck area.
Cycles only.
Fuck cost
Aiden Nelson
Brandon Young
Nicholas Wilson
>webm
Josiah Roberts
Based
Joseph Carter
Spacechem is better.
Justin Davis
Thomas Hall
Opus magnum gets my autism going like nothing else
Showing normal distribution graphs and then letting you optimize for whatever you find most fun is like a critical hit for autistic tendencies
Ian Rodriguez
Why the two final arms? Seems redundant
Ian Wood
>not doing separate solutions for all three
you didn't beat the game
David Smith
You can optimize for various things. Redundancy can reduce downtime.
James Turner
I'll do cycles and cost but fuck space, takes too much time and isn't that engaging
Josiah Gray
So that arms 1 and 2 don't have to slow down at all. The loop is a bit janky. It makes the bottom arm look like it sits still when in reality the two last arms continue alternating.
Eli King
Fair enough, I was pulling ya leg. I like this in Opus Magnum that it doesn't give strong limits to the player, you can beat the game very easily and if you're into that you can spend 1-2h+ per level mastering it.
Jose Moore
FFFFFFFFFFF
My autism isn't up to spec obviously.
Camden Long
is musicless Opus MAgnum in your way.
Reminder Opus Magnum has one of the best sound tracks of all time
youtube.com
Ryder Sullivan
same concept as this
Alternating arms are vital to minimizing cycles to eliminate time loss from having to return to neutral
Colton Williams
fuck everything.
Kayden Anderson
kek'd heartily
Austin Baker
Based, Opus Magnum doesn't scratch the same itch.
Post your spaghetti.
Angel Thompson
Oh, whoops. Didn't realize I had access to three of the orange orbs. I don't feel so bad about that one now.
Easton Reed
show me beauty
Daniel Brooks
The simplicity of the inputs.
Jaxson Rivera
I solved pretty much the entire last puzzle before I realized I had access to two more salt.
Too lazy to go back and change it though.
Jordan Johnson
can i just ask how do you get the zoom out of the whole machine? I always have to move around to see what I am doing.
Levi Lee
I agree OP, it's no fun to go for clean area-optimized ones, way more fun to go for the messy fast-cycle ones.