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JackMan 10/29/19 1:07:55 PM #18:	CoolCly posted... Question: I've been spending most of my loops exploring Brittle Hollow, but I'm having a hard time understanding the interior of the planet. I haven't really figured out how it all connects together, and I activate those blue paths that push you along, but they always end up dropping me into the black hole. How do those even work? Do you have to activate both sides for them to work? If so, does that mean they are just shortcuts if you've been to both sides in the same loop? Or do you actually use them to get to new areas? Brittle Hollow is annoying. Basically, you're supposed to ride the blue paths until you're above another one, then move out of the path so you fall into the new one. You do need to ride them to get to the observatory and I think the Quantum puzzle on that world. --- Still the number one reason for the success of the Internet. Salutations, citizens! Jack Man here. https://www.youtube.com/user/JackManPlays <cite>JackMan posted [p:929389007] in Outer Wild... [t:78089548]...</cite> <quote>CoolCly posted...</cite> <quote>Question: I've been spending most of my loops exploring Brittle Hollow, but I'm having a hard time understanding the interior of the planet. I haven't really figured out how it all connects together, and I activate those blue paths that push you along, but they always end up dropping me into the black hole. How do those even work? Do you have to activate both sides for them to work? If so, does that mean they are just shortcuts if you've been to both sides in the same loop? Or do you actually use them to get to new areas?</quote> Brittle Hollow is annoying. Basically, you're supposed to ride the blue paths until you're above another one, then move out of the path so you fall into the new one. You do need to ride them to get to the observatory and I think the Quantum puzzle on that world. --- Still the number one reason for the success of the Internet. Salutations, citizens! Jack Man here. https://www.youtube.com/user/JackManPlays</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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