Mr. Stick adventure (chapter 1)

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[SammyTheSpiketail]

I honestly have no other ideas, so let me just suggest something..

Mr. Stick, maybe take a nap to pass time and see if anything happens?

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Mr. Stick, maybe take a nap to pass time and see if anything happens?

Sigh...

Mr. Stick didn't want to do this. He wanted to stay awake and find the solution...
But he would lie to himself if he said he wasn't stuck. He is out of ideas what to do, and he's very tired.

Maybe small nap will help him to get strength and find a solution. Maybe something will happen if he spend some time.

...

Mr. Stick made up his mind.

Being tired and sad, he turns off the lights in the room, goes to the corner and sits.







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Will he ever escape this place?..

Only the time will say.

Mr. Stick closes his eyes.



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I'm disappointed





Goodbye, Steve.

[Sneak]

<And here ends Mr. Stick Adventure.
It ends not as I planned, but I think it's time.
It has been 4 years since the start, and 2 years since last puzzle was introduced.

Originally I planned many chapters, but after seeing extremely low activity, I decided to end the game after you solve the last puzzle... but it still wasn't cracked.
I hoped you guys would solve it. After all, it was supposed to be the last puzzle in the chapter, I tried to do everything to help you. But... alas.

If you are interested what was the solution: you can find the answer in last post, in this last cutscene.
If you still don't get it after rereading the cutscene... Look at the picture in this post: https://www.gangoffive.net/index.php?topic=15974.msg535204#msg535204
The last picture, after you eliminated every other object from both rooms. And still failed to see one last single correct solution.

Anyway, thank you very much everyone who participated in this game!
See you up ahead.

As for Mr. Stick... Don't worry.
In another timeline, he's all right, and continues to solve the puzzles to get out this place. In another community, where I originally posted first chapters. Hope someday he will find the exit.

See you in other future projects!>

[ImpracticalDino]

@Sneak

Okay...if I was still active on the forum, I think I would've tried... well hold on...





So I've collected these three pictures, first one with everything still in the room, with the last one being the cutscene where all objects were eliminated except the hole that leaders to the ladder room. I tried really hard to compare them and see if there's anything that I or anyone else has missed, since that last picture had one last correct solution according to you.

I... still don't see anything.

We're sorry that we failed you, Mr. Stick.

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@Sneak
I... still don't see anything.

We're sorry that we failed you, Mr. Stick.

To make you know:
The solution for the puzzle was crushing the box open with closing the hatch trapdoor.

Rest in Peace, Mr. Stick... 

[ImpracticalDino]

@Sneak
I... still don't see anything.

We're sorry that we failed you, Mr. Stick.

To make you know:
The solution for the puzzle was crushing the box open with closing the hatch trapdoor.

Rest in Peace, Mr. Stick... 

I would love to say that it was obvious in hindsight...but honestly wow, I don't really know if it is.

Okay, the solution was to crush the box by closing the hatch trapdoor.

However, you hadn't explained the process in which to do that.

I'm gonna brainstorm here. If I recall earlier on, we made the hatch trapdoor open by pressing the green button in the panel box, and the button was only green because we put the metal rod into the hole in the panel box.



Let me know if this sequence is correct. So, Mr. Stick had to wedge the box between the hatch opening, half of it sticking out and half of it down in the ladder chute. And then, he has to...press the green button again to close it? Or would removing the rod make the button turn red, which then would close the trapdoor. Which one achieves that?

[aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato)]

That must be a strong hatch to succeed where chucking the box down a one-story ladder didn't