Let's Play We Were Here Forever Part 2 - The Vault

[@lordofuzkulak8308]

-16:50 - maybe you were supposed to use those books to find which number to put into the projector rather than just using the projector? Haven’t played this game so could be way off, but I imagine the books showed all combinations for each ring and each one corresponded to the number you had to input.

[@saltayjek0046]

i think the same thing, it feels like he just made the puzzle more annoying for himself, and then complained that it was annoying

[@Jirodyne]

@@saltayjek0046 He did, 100% The puzzle is VERY easy, the issue is that Neither, but namely Keith, didn't Describe his part as well. For example, he only mentions that Symbols are glowing for the End Part, but doesn't tell the POSITION of those parts that are lit up. If he did, Bird would have had his Pentagram in the right location. Since all the Glyphs rotated on the last part, the main focus should have been finding the exact spots that were glowing first, then rotating all the symbols till it clicks. But Key never told him the exact spots that are glowing, aka the exact spots to put Bird's openings. Example, at the very last part, Bird needed his 'holes' to be lined up with N, NE, SE, and W. But because Keith never told him where to put the ring, they ended up being 'wrong' for so long, that they had to cut and then cheat for the solution. The puzzle is NOT that hard, if they actually communicated. But Keith fucked up, and focused too much on the wrong parts, and never gave enough actual useful information. The puzzle or game wasn't the problem. Keith's priority, and lack of communication was the problem.

[@SmashedHatProject]

so frustrating to watch both perspectives at once, but it must be a whole other level when you only have your own and have to rely on communication

[@supersparkie]

Hope you can turn up the brightness a bit. It’s all quite dark. Ty

[@HarbekVideos]

"That one got old so fast." I mean, if you looked in the books that had clearly written numbers for each setting... XD But I assume you already know this by now. Is it more frustrating or fun to watch back the recordings while editing and suddenly realise what the other person was looking at, or how you were supposed to solve it easier?

[@GreatWightSpark]

I think Keith meant the tedium of the light switch. It would have been better just to use your torch to light up the projection, so you have to put some effort into it, but you choose how long the symbols light up for. Of course, you would need a zoom in to read them correctly.

[@NinjarioPicmin]

@@GreatWightSpark of course he meant the light switch, but the point is he wouldn't have ever needed to look at the light switch

[@Sifolo_]

A little bit too late but Keith was supposed to ask Bird the symbols he has in each part of the vault ( example : Bird says he has a man with one curly hair North in the circle part but he looks at the right, then Keith can find which circle book has this or these symbols to find the number and then he repeats that for each part of the vault )

[@joshuaheistman2481]

"There's a lion man." "Calm down." It starts already.

[@Imperial_Squid]

A whole new world of furry jokes has opened up to us!

[@TheAdypoker]

honestly, what frustrated me the most was that he ignored the books completely...

[@Hunter-ze3my]

and then he went to them AFTER HE SOLVED THE PUZZLE THEY WERE MEANT FOR.

[@thomasfallanca3220]

Need to turn up the brightness or use the torch in whoever was the right screen.

[@GreatWightSpark]

On a ship, that turny-lever thing is called a capstan winch. The first vault puzzle seems too easy to brute force - there aren't that many combinations to try (3*4*5=60).

[@snowy5599]

I am so stressed by y'all not using the cardinal directions to indicate anything. Hahaha

[@happyhatebot]

Oh, that final shot promises pain.