Where is (ε∞) How to get it Put a clone of the ∞ box And push it in The shape of the ∞ box : ┏━┓ ┏━┓ ┃ ┗━┛ ┃ ┃ ∞ ┃ ┗━━━━━┛ And then enter it The shape now : Enter ⬇︎ ┏━┓∞┏━┓ ┃ ┗━┛ ┃ ┃ c∞ ┃ ┗━━━━━┛ And that how to get the (ε∞) THX

"hide your cups" lmaooooooooo

the appendices will be fun!!!!!!! It's like a "what if...?" section.

cups are the new channel meme. everytime tyler is bad, just blame it on his cup

If you beat all the challnges try out the appendix and after you do the appendix then try out the custom levels people made

Second to last level was was very confusing

I always find it amusing how narrating puzzle game solutions make the part of people's brains that rigidly apply analytical terminology to what they're doing shut off because they know what they mean and that's good enough for them

"baba is baba, me is hot, keke is move and push, ice is melt, me is pull and not push...(and it extends to the whole ruleset of the level)" *Bystander: "what the actual fu-*

Seeing colors isn’t helping me one bit lol

There definitely needs to be a colorblind mode. I don't even think it would be that hard, just slap a shape on there!

wow you watch aliensrock, nice

@@destroything Anyone who enjoys puzzle games and has interesting commentary I will watch, but Aliensrock is so unique. Hilarious commentary mixed with brain-boggling game gives you one good channel!

@@ChemicatGaming yeah

i was literally watching your videos earlier, never expected to find you on the commentating side of things

@@ChemicatGaming I watch Aliensrock because he's one of the only puzzle game players smarter than me 😭. I can't deal with a KZfaqr not finding the solution for a long time when I already did

Really patting yourself in the back ;)

i still didnt understand

how the fuck did you understand the level

Ooooook that makes sense

And I know it's been a year since this was posted

Yeah, I love the postgame stuff! I hope Tyler eventually checks out the custom worlds, the post-content to the postgame haha

Challenge 15 is insane The player controlled box is a 1x1 empty room The infinity box is the infinity of that 1x1 room The 5 other pink boxes are clones of that 1x1 room, and 3 of those clones are flipped Because the player box is an empty room, it can put other boxes inside itself, including putting the infinity inside itself - and then all the clones look like it does. It can also enter inside itself, which it does by trying to directly enter one of the clones of itself. If the clone is flipped it is going inside a flipped version of itself, and the flipped self also has eyes, so you see the actual eyes and the flipped eyes on top of each other as 4 eyes. When it's inside itself, since it's 1x1 it's always already at its own edge, so if it were to leave, it would exit itself infinitely so it would need to exit from the infinity block of itself instead. So whenever it goes directly inside itself we see it drawn on top of where the infinity block was in the actual level. So it's kind of like entering itself is like teleporting it to where the infinity is. EDIT: I managed to forget to explain how he's able to solve the level. The requirement to win the level is to get blocks onto the 4 outer targets, and also to be able to squish into the 3 3x3 blocks and push their blocks onto their 3 targets. When the player 1x1 is empty, then moving into any of the clones will cause infenter and essentially move thr player to the location of the infinity block as I said earlier. But... When the player is *_not empty,_* as in when it contains the inf block or contains one of the 3x3s, then the behavior when pushing toward one of the clones can get confusing. Sometimes when you push into a clone, the block you're holding just seems to cycle, and other times it does some other very visually weird thing and suddenly the box you were carrying has gotten onto the target that's opposite the clone you pushed into. So what's happening here? Say the player box is P and the clone is C. Suppose P has eaten a block, B (either the inf block or a 3x3). Assume P is trying to push rightward into C. When P pushes into C, C is either flipped *_(relative to P)_* or not. If C is not flipped, then the cycle happens (skip this paragraph for the other thing): P can't push C so P tries to enter C. C is a clone of P, so P is actually trying to enter itself P, rightward from its own left edge. The space P is trying to enter onto is occupied by B, so P tries to push it out of the way. B, is inside P and being pushed so it tries to move rightward, which would be exiting P. B tries to exit P but C is in the way. B can't push C so it tries to enter C. C is a clone of P so B is actually trying to enter P (which it is also exiting...). The space B would try to enter onto in P is occupied... by B itself. At roughly this point the B -> B push-cycle is detected and the rest of the chain resolves: P succeeds at pushing B rightward but doesn't move, and B succeeds at being pushed by moving rightward, out of P, into P, and pushing itself, in a very unique single-block-cycle clone-transfer. There is no net motion as a result of this move whatsoever. If C IS flipped, the weird "spitting out" of the held block happens: P can't push C so P tries to enter C. C is a *flipped* clone of P, so P entering C _rightward_ is actually P trying to enter itself _leftward_ from its own _right_ edge. The spot inside P that P is trying to enter onto is occupied by B, so P tries to push it out of the way. B being pushed - leftward!! - tries to move leftward, and this would be to exit leftward out of P. The space to the left of P is unoccupied, so B succeeds and the move resolves: P succeeds at moving rightward into its flipped self by pushing B leftward out of itself; B succeeds at moving leftward out of P into the unoccupied space. After this, B ends up on one of the outer targets and P ends up inside itself i.e. """inside of""" the infinity, and since C was flipped, necessarily with four eyes. I think this is technically the simpler interaction mechanically in the sense of having less layers, but it's complicated visually because you're seeing P enter itself in both directions, so every copy of P has itself entering rendered on it, plus they are all showing B getting pushed out but you can't actually see this happen because the camera periphery gets blacked out as you enter the clone and travel to the infinity.

@@AexisRai thank you. Reading this hurt my brain slightly less than watching it...

even when i solved it myself i barely knew what i was doing all i really knew was that i sure did do it

same... that one makes not sense to my small feeble mind

I have edited my comment with slightly more detail at the end. Also I encourage people who get to this stage to press and hold the 9 key to slow down time while doing any of the confusing mechanical interactions.

I don't even know if that's what happened and I will never understand what that voodoo magic was

I sort of understand what happened. Cause when you eat another block it pushes the one you are out the other way and then somehow it was both pushing it out and creating a paradox

@@jkst4268 Something I only realized a long time after solving this puzzle is, when you are inside yourself and you are 1*1, the graphics makes it seem like you are physically in the infinity block, which is not actually true because the infinite block is only an exit block and cannot contain anything. But remember how when you set up the paradox properly so that you can use the infinite exit, you see where you would end up across the level boundary? When you are 1*1, this happens for all four level boundaries.

just another day in the parabox mines

Maybe it's better that he leaves that stuff for the end.

ayo nice username

@@TheAgentAPM i personally did the appendix before the final few challenge levels, I thought it was better to end off the game with a challenge than a bonus lol

I would like to see a playthrough of the game with appendix mechanics.

Instead of regular horror, it should be some form of "employees in the presence of SCP-#### mysteriously lose productivity..." etc etc

@@aiacfrosti1772 That'd be one of the SCP-Js. A joke version of the cup level could absolutely work like that, but my mind instantly just went to a floor of a building that houses only a cup, and the cup itself has the anomalous factor, being so interesting to anyone seeing it in person that they can't bring themselves to leave the room or maybe even take their eyes off it, resulting in their eventual death through dehydration.

@@mvl666_darkriowhy SCP-J tho? It sounds like a regular Safe class object. Although it depends on how it described, I suppose. What I'm getting at is that not every scp has to be killing machine or existential dread factory. Some more innocuous things add realism

@@darkdwarf007 Case in point scp-999

SCP-#### The Cup Level Class: Safe Description: The Cup Level is in the final basement and is the last room of Site-19. Inside is a single cup in the corner of the room, upon entering, people will be compeled to look at the cup, those individuals will not feel any sort of anomalous effects at the moment. After leaving The Cup Level, individuals who have witnessed the cup, when trying to perform simple tasks, will never be able to complete it, throwing them into a state of rage depending on the temper of the individual. This can only be interrupted by an outside force, which will reveal to the individual that there was a cup obstructing their view of the problem. Several attempts to terminate The Cup Level have been made, none of them were successful, the simplest solution to this problem was to board the door to The Cup Level shut, the door is still not boarded shut

That level is definitely a cognitohazard

Link?

@@mujtabaalam5907 just click my username or search for 'open 5 playlist', I tend to avoid posting links in comments sections because I don't want to spam comments in case links are filtered out :)

@@IcelyPuzzles I found it, thank you!

It would probably be better to compare it to loopover.

@@phillipbrown4686 I was gonna say that but I didn't think anyone else knew about it.

Would it be a rubix cube with identical faces?

@@gizmosandgadgets5751 no

@@gizmosandgadgets5751 I think it's a Rubik's Torus.

So true. For the rainbow level I had the idea of trying to unnest as much as I could afford to and then trying to do some 3*3 sokoban. That eventually worked, but nowhere near as elegant.

@@fangzhang9376 Same! I thought it was a pretty lame and annoying level honestly, but seeing the real solution, that's a lot more interesting and cool.

It was mostly the second to last level in this video that really fucked me up. Really, Like Tyler said, all I could do is watch as a colored square moved other colored squares.

Tyler play Alphababa Soup

He may have never noticed

He's not the editor, so the editor for the video likely decided it was too simple looking to go in despite how vital it was to the solve. Idk, an editor's job in this case is not make a good guide but make a good entertaining video, so editor's in this set up are ~generally likely to drop content useful for other functions like the guide aspect to enhance what they are hired to do. It's one of my main gripes with being a "good editor," and in western media its been like this since US newspapers got serious with yellow journalism over a century before I was born. Obviously Great editors weave them together just fine, but Good is regularly good enough or wanted still, and it just bugs me when i think of it.

*hmmm*

*HMMM*

oooh, cool experiment! watch the whole series in reverse order and report back here once you finish, I want to see how it affects your enjoyment of the series as a whole.

​@@d3w222its been two years, i think they died from brain explosion

You can translate this to English... which does nothing at all. XD

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Yup, the "cup level". He even mentions it at 6:00

that one level where his cup covered the solution