All My Puzzle Solving Has Led To This Moment! - Taiji
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2022
- Taiji Part 7 - it's time to see what lies in the center of it all. All nine sections complete, this is the best ending I'm going to get... unless there's more. Wouldn't that be something?
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Thank god I 100% completed the game a couple weeks ago, otherwise these spoiler comments would've been super annoying.
Some people have no chill ffs
I’m so glad you did. I hate the spoiler comments. People are crazy lol
Damn your smart
Screw the comments section
Spoilers are no fun...
The reason that the answer works in that secret puzzle at the start is because if you look closely, the islands’s answers at the tutorial look like the islands. The island looks exactly like the secret puzzle’s answer.
1:16 "this is deceptible easy"
2:06 "thisis mess up... cruel, unusual punishment"
i Love it
"A partial degree in puzzle fuckery" I actually laughed aloud at that.
Yo that final transition sequence was beautiful. So many props for the creator for just that alone, let along the entire game.
im somewhat disappointed tyler didnt draw something funny during the black hole sequence
Don't make it so broad, it's obvious you just wanted him to draw dick and balls
Ikr, like you would think he would do that
Amongoose
Dildobike
I had the same idea 🤣
Now hold on, puzzles solved in reverse, waterfalls flowing upwards, physics not working as it should in our world? I think it's safe to say the endgame world is the opposite of the main world...
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
I love the concept of solving what the puzzle is supposed to be rather than solving the puzzle. Like reverse math, but visual.
But that makes even less sense
Why does every puzzle game have to destroy the world at the end?
What's the point in doing puzzles if it DOESN'T give you unfathomable cosmic power?
This, Snakebird, Baba, technically the witness it must be a trend
Because pretentious hidden message
don't worry, there's an alternate ending that is cool in this one
@@BlueberryCats_ The Talos Principle DLC also does.
I cant believe ive watched every video for the last 4 years and still am amazed at the content you're able to put out. Love this series and everything you put out, keep it up!
Saw this notification and instantly went to watch I love this series so much
the way he didnt see how literally every single starting puzzle looked like the platforms they were on :(
Please explain
@@nolanhartman9046 All of the starting island pieces that you could move at the start by completing a puzzle looks like the answer. The T answer moved a T island, ect.
@@ericzhan3454 Yes. He knows. That's what he was talking about.
@@godlyvex5543 yeah... i didnt watch the full video before commenting, my bad
@@godlyvex5543 no he wasn't, he said he was better forcing it
Ive seen the comment before, but ill say it again. I love when im yelling at the screen cause i see the answer and you dont, and then the next puzzle im stumped and you fly by. Way more engaging than anything else. Keep up the good work, keep having fun
Aww, a little bummed you brute-forced that last puzzle. Took me a while to see. Just shows how much can go unnoticed right in front of our faces.
Oh the logic in these last puzzles is really good & satisfying, just like the end effect
18:45 - the whites complete the shape of the island you moved
4:37 if you'd listened to this without context, you'd think Tyler would be doing a sudoku puzzle.
I used pen and paper for these ones, it made everything much more manageable
I took screenshots of the grid and filled it in at the area
Great work, looking forward to the finale!
Yooo, very excited for the finale! This series was really fun to watch and may be one of my faves
Super exited for you to solve those secret puzzles! This game is amazing!
Video spoilers below:
For anyone wondering, the solution to the end of the video for the platform piece. The solution comes from the shape of the island. It is a upside down L in black. You can also see the outside of the grid.
Love this series
I bought this game when the first video came out cause I was interested in a witness like game without paying $60 (the game was also on sale so I had to buy it then). I really like this game, but it really makes me feel so dumb LOL. Some of these puzzles are crazy as I would have never figured some of these out without looking them up, but even then IDK how they arrived at that solution. For example, you literally got the tall blue pillar puzzle solution yet I still don't really know how you got that. Either way, I still love the series, can't wait for the finale!
For that one, you basically have to notice that the one in the water and the one in the ruins are showing different parts of it (the one in the water has the bottom portions of it covered in water) so you basically solve it as if the one in the water is supposed to be connected to the one that isn't.
The one on land has it's top broken off, so you only see the bottom part of it, where the bumps in the side denote marked squares. The pillar in the water has its bottom covered, so you only get the top part, and the bumps there denote unmarked squares on the land pillar (complement rule of the area).
Once you have that information, you can stack these parts on top off each other and get the full solution, because there is no alignment to overlap them without producing contradictions. In theory they could be offset by a significant number of tiles, but thankfully the most natural lineup, with no extra "padding" introducing uncertainty, is the correct solution.
@@doomse150 Thank you so much. Geez I would have never solved that on my own. I knew both of them were related, but I didn't know it was like that.
Its what you wanted from railbound!
I think the puzzles in this game are more interesting, but I still think The Witness is a superior game. I just LOVE the moment in The Witness when you realize that the world it's is a puzzle. Plus, I enjoy the mechanic-learning more than the actual puzzles, and The Witness seemed to have more variety in mechanics.
😀👍
16:47 - 16:55 ---> The game seemed simple at first, and then the "puzzle f-ckery" began...
Tyler, my nightly ritual.
ah man what a cliffhanger
Can't wait to see how the last puzzle works. Like what is that giant blank grid?
That in itself isn't that special, but the whole set of puzzle is nothing short of genius
Love your videos! Is there gonna be more papers please on the Channel? Thought that game was super entertaining :)
Fun cliff hanger
"It's all grid" "Always has been"
I really loved the final four reverse puzzles.
So, if you look through the whole beginning area, you will notice that there is always not just a block clue but also an environment clue. For that first puzzle, the block and environment clue are different, and both solve it. It has a black upside-down L, leaving the middle-left and bottom-left white, as the shape of the island that you moved- which is why that solution worked.
You solved the Puzzles of Pullyapantsup. You can do ANYTHING.
Just like Lenny Loosejocks.
...God that takes me back.
Lenny Loosejocks Goes Walkabout. (Have you ever played it, Aliensrock?)
Solving that was... Oh man, it's been so long I can't actually remember... I know I did it because the internet wasn't really a thing for me back then. More for school work I had to do if anything. I can only really remember the lines from the driving challenge. "Let's goooo popping" and "Oh no, the 'Ute's buggered. Let's go, Donga". I heard those lines a lot as I recall.
I played that game over a couple years before I beat it. Now I've forgotten so much...
We only had one computer in the house so I had to ask to install it, and turn it off if my parents needed the computer... Heck, I went to the Library to look up puzzle solving in my quest to solve the puzzles of Pullyapantsup. But what did I go through with the puzzles? I just can't remember...
Oh, jeez. I went looking for a Wiki page for the game. It doesn't have one, but It's been re-released last year (2021) on Steam.
If you haven't played it before, try it out. I might just end up getting it myself.
"It was all a dream"
0:35 I just realized that’s a star battle variant
Congrats on completing the game before the spoiler comments but also damn it for brute forcing that awesome secret solution lmao
That secret at the end is because of the shape of the land
Level design for a puzzle game be like:
ah, yes this is starbound.
i am so confused
small correction in the title, it should be "... led* to this moment" :)
Thank
(Original title said “All My Puzzle Solving Has Lead To This Moment - Taiji” if any of you wanted to know)
18:44 Damn it, Tyler brute forced it too?
Does... anyone have the actual explanation for it?
the ground that moved what the shape of the dark cells
looks like that island looks like the dark piece in the solution... idk.
was not what sorry
I don't understand any reply in this thread
Since the other replies seem confusing-
The piece of land that the panel was able to move was in the shape a darkened, upside-down L. Given it was dark, you draw the two tiles NOT part of that upside down L to draw the piece of land itself, which is the solution.
kinda surprised he brute forced that considering how many other puzzles he solved easily that I was dumbfounded by
A bit sad that you brute forced the end there, but good job on finding it!
cool
ah yes, "game: starbound'
I thought this was gonna end but nooo... I got hit by uno reverse card
I haven’t watched some of the earlier episodes and am extremely confused at the rules of these, which is fine because I’m not doing them.
The puzzles have been solved, you just need to figure out what the puzzles are.
I love watching you playing this game, but I have an issue
Since my brain usually functions at low rates, I kinda forget some rules between episodes and can't follow some of the puzzles with you.
Still a nice and peacefull experience
Amazing game
I didn't understand the underwater column solution, can someone explain?
the theme of that section is "complement." the left one you can only see the bottom, and the right one you can only see the top.
you need to combine the protrusion on the left and the gap on the right, lining up with the overlapping two in the middle of the puzzle.
the tagged game is starbound but it isnt starbound
Have you played GRIS? it's pretty short and sweet, you should check it.
Did the sound stop at around 15:31 for anyone else
14:51 for me
UNWANTED HELP:
there's a few puzzles behind a greater puzzle in the flower zone
👁
The finale?
have you tried a game called 7billion humans?
I was stuck on the final diamond puzzle for a bit (it's oddly much harder than the other puzzles in the same stage), then gave up and wrote a Python script that looped through the possibilities and gave me the solution in 10 minutes (plus minus debugging). Was this cheating? Maybe, but I still felt accomplished.
The most annoying part of the White ending was figuring out the teleporter puzzle.
Oh no… I’ve been thinking that I needed to solve the puzzles, inside the portal, somewhere else, instead of drag and dropping the symbols 😊
Can i ask what the gimmik of drag and drop?
Usually, Taiji's puzzles are about shading in cells so that certain rules are satisfied. However, with these puzzles, this is the opposite case. The grid is already finished. Instead, the solver must place puzzle elements within the grid so that their rules must be satisfied.
Where did you get your partial-degree in puzzle fuckery from? ;)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Tyler never discovered the teleportation system of the game, right?
Someone spoiled it earlier, and you're spoiling it right now, but none of that matters. He already 100%ed the game weeks ago, meaning he probably knows about the teleportation.
@@godlyvex5543 is it possible to 100% the game without ever learning about the teleportation system?
@@WanderTheNomad I'm not sure if it counts as one of the 445 puzzles needed to 100% the game, but assuming it doesn't count, then yeah, you can. Anyway, aliensrock already 100%ed the game, so regardless of your thoughts, tyler didn't need it spoiled.
@@godlyvex5543 There have been comments spoiling it, but I don't think the one you replied to here was one of them.
Tyler's pinned comment saying that he 100%ed the game was posted 19 hours ago, and OP's comment was posted 15 hours ago. And I'm assuming they read Tyler's comment since it was pinned to the top.
I think they were just curious on if Tyler ever uses the teleportation system, not trying to tell Tyler about the teleportation system.
@@WanderTheNomad I had the same take as you.
Hey Tyler I would like to see you play supraland crash (supraland DLC) and maybe supraland if you want to replay it
The sound just disappears at 10:51 =(
i got it at 14:51
I want to see more paper plz
You haven’t done the secret ending
14:51 silence? muted or struck?
probobly struck so he just removed the sound :(
2:50 - the rule is 3 pairs of squares that are in the same section on all 3 puzzles
Comment for algorithm
Go solve silent hill puzzles and I’ll be impressed
Here within 3 minutes
Each of those is for each area... GL
Sus
Whoa, am early
Imagine not being early
I just found this while looking Israelian Palestine news
NO I WANT MORE CARD SHARK
Day 5 of asking for you to play loot River
Day 2 of asking tyler to finish potion craft
He already said on the potion craft video that he'll be taking a break from the game since the only thing left to do is make philosopher's salt and its just a grind.
Day 720 of telling Tyler that he never finished his minecraft series and that he should finish it.
Wow you really want them to finish the Minecraft series
Day 680 of agreeing
day 1 of replying to the minecraft comment
Day 408
The game seems somewhat small for taking eight years to make
If anyone who didn't play the actual game understands these puzzles, they are (almost certainly) lying.
I’ve never played this but I still understand the puzzles. They’re pretty simple, diamonds can only have 2 matching colors in a section, dots can only have a certain number in a section, etc…
I however have no idea the solution or whatever magic Tyler’s pulling in these videos.
I'd probably have a hard time solving them on my own, but Tyler's commentary helps a lot in understanding these puzzles.