Haha same I was screaming "YOU DID THIS ON THE VERY FIRST EPISODE TYLER!"

The best part is when both of these happen for the same puzzle.

LMAO TRUE

Lots of editing. He edits out most of the work solving most reasonably complex puzzles. You can usually see a cut- where subtle animations jump, the screen viewbox (based on the character’s position) jumps slightly, and Tyler’s footage jumps slightly. Looks like he also uses a 3-5 frame blend when he cuts the footage.

He actually has longer for the puzzles and cuts it together. That's no critizism, it's just how he does it. I quiet like it though, because this way the vids don't have downtime.

Time well spent

Couldn't prevent segregation from happening though :(

And then you have the puzzle at 33:40 💀

So true lmao

Some solutions can still be that way lol

Yeah, I was totally waiting for that moment when I first discovered that area after he introduced me to Taiji. I would have just liked it if he had ran a little bit further to give the reaction of just how ridiculous that area is. But oh well, guess that's something for next time!

please no that’s so bad

amazing

the duality of man

Yeah Tyler's in the mine got his pickaxe swinging from side to side, side-side to side

@@SeymourDisapproves this puzzle a grueling one, hoping to find a tutorial tonight

This is way too relatable

That is exactly what I did as well by watching this video

tyler has a weird fascination with trying to do things in the "correct" order, mainly to keep to the videos well organized, but games like these can be completed in any order you prefer

I’ve got some bad news… he is playing starbound instead of taiji tonight 😢

Really hoped that could be clicked and went full witness style

My run of Taiji had me start in the refinery area (with the - and / rules), but the second area I explored was unfortunately the Gallery. Definitely threw me for a loop when I initially saw nothing that made sense, but a later visit allowed me to learn of all the rules that were hidden throughout the paintings!

Yes it is

There's still enough content left for atleast 2 episodes, most likely 3 though since he still has the hardest puzzles left to do

brother you are literally just spoiling a mechanic that the game intentionally doesn't tell you

also Tyler was 100% going to solve all the puzzles without you telling him

also the “True ending” you referred to is not even the true ending

kinda like how you only get the elevator if you only complete the minimum required amount

@@godlyvex5543 Really? Fast travel is a spoiler you're mad at? Screw me for wanting him not to spend extra time just walking around 🤷‍♀️

That's the normal swastika though, the hindu/buddhist (I forget which) symbol. It is backwards relative to the nazi swastika.

I mean, I’m sure it didn’t take him hours, but it wasn’t a few minutes, either. There are easily 10+ jump cuts during that solve. Kudos to his editor for cutting down his solves without losing any of the relevant spoken logic!

I found that after finishing the game first time so its really likely he just doesnt figures that

What do they do?

What do the do?

they are teleporters, if you put the pattern of any zone in them it will take you to the teleport of that zone

They do WHAT?!?

Unfortunately, the black/white puzzles have a different rule. The initial tutorial area doesn’t teach it and most people (including me) end up brute forcing them. The good news is that they are not required for anything else in the game

@@belian5928 Oh? Then what IS the rule?

@@Ronin11111111 Didn't want to respond due to spoiling for others, but been a few days so... Spoilers ahead: There is a puzzle that partially looks like this: B ? B B ? W The bottom row is unsolvable based on an easy "outline" rule. Actual rule is "fill with the color opposite the most adjacent colors." So you have to fill the top with a W before you can know the bottom is B. There are 2 problems with these Black-White puzzles: Starting area teaches you to look at environment for solutions (confusing you latter on) and it is EXTREEMLY easy to brute-force the results without knowing the rule. The benefit is that you don't HAVE to solve any of them (outside the starting area) for any achievements.

@@belian5928 I'm... not sure I understand. So... you first draw the shape suggested by the clue and then the rest you fill depending on what's adjacent?

Yep.

minesweeper-esque

dangit!

You my friend are first

@@zinny7799 yep

that's a huge spoiler

@@sangchoo1201 It may be a spoiler, but it's just too easy a component of the game to miss if you flat out aren't told. And the area is rather obvious about it being a meta puzzle once you actually get in there.

@@michaelwatkins4155 so, you are afraid that he will miss the huge part of the game? well, I trust him, he has done many puzzle games.

@@sangchoo1201 When said part of the game is hidden all the way back in the tutorial section of the game, EXPLICITLY behind a second answer to a puzzle? Aliensrock is good. But the only thing pointing for you to backtrack is a very small tear on the map that is very easy to miss or just feel it as "This is style design to help the "old worn scroll" look, especially considering how this late in the game he hasn't even realized the teleport mechanic exists? Yes, I think he could miss it. Especially if he ends up taking a few weeks to think of backtracking as he plays other games to stream for content, I think he could miss it. And I don't want him to. So, I'm pointing it out.

@@michaelwatkins4155 hmm but you should have taken the other way. not only he couldn't look carefully for all the comments, but also a few other people might get spoilered (well, most people avoid this video until they get 100%) I don't wanted to say "don't do that", I just saying "this is too straightforward spoiler"

get it? because he was searching for mines? like underground mines? nevermind