I think the limit is increased slightly every day, working the same as previous years. I guess this helps to keeps people playing for the whole duration of the event.

The video is very old, so it is possible the author has removed it from the workshop.

The link doesn't work unfortunately, I think the map got deleted off the steam workshop. Is there any other way I can play this? 😅@@willhart2188

This actually the same dev who developed Psycho Waluigi and the Toad Strikes Back saga!

@@mamaluigi2954 I'm afraid I haven't heard of those either, but I might look into them. Thanks.

I discover it later.

ah okay good :)@@willhart2188

Hi. Perhaps someday. There has not been any cont3est or jams recently, and sadly valve has not updated the tools in a while either.

Thanks. That one seems kinda long, so I'll likely test my set-up first a bit more on shorter maps-

Yep. I figure it out on the next episode.

Hi. Thank you for your question. There are two more episodes left to this series, and I really liked this game too. The episode 69Z has post commentary on some of the best runs I did. Ultimately I was able to beat it on 80% speed, due to it being too unreliable for me to get to the final phase, and the final attack in particular which required dodging attacks you could not see. I only learned there was an easy way to beat this afterwards, and I'm glad I didn't know about it, since I would not have wanted to miss the fight. As a Finnish person I somehow resonate with this game extra much, and the writing and the characters are extremely what I like to look from a video game. Like the humor in particular, of characters personalities bouncing against from each other. Stakes were often high too, in one way or another. Same with the bottomless lords and all the lore around them. It was nice for the game to actually have a puzzle about the lore near the end too. I think the part of having only one save file made this much harder but also much more rewarding to record. Like all of my choices felt like they mattered, though it also led me to miss stuff. Makes for a great game to watch someone play blind imo. I did end up asking for / looking up a hint help like once or twice. I guess it also helps that I kinda had heard that this game was similar to La-Mulana in some ways, so I was always looking for secrets- I had spoiled myself to those games back in the day, so it was nice to blindly experience a game like that for once. I also didn't mind having to replay a lot of the levels, since the music was amazing, and since once you know the puzzle and have the tools, the whole things turns into an finger puzzle / optimization challenge, as well as navigational one with having to use the shortcuts. There really is not much I would change about this game to make it better.

@@willhart2188 I stumbled upon the easy way when I was halfway through learning the fight. I still need to go back and do it for real. I didn't even consider that the story might work better from a Finnish perspective. Interesting. The La-Mulana comparison is really on point, yeah. Much the same, the lore is inescapable if you want to actually beat the game. The puzzles are intertwined with it. Well, in La-Mulana's case it's a lot of the puzzles, here it's mostly just the big lore one at the end. I think that's all I have to say. I'll keep an eye on what you play from now on and see if anything tickles my fancy. Not much left of this year, is there? Have a good rest of December. Cheers!

@@Coreagrus Same to you too. I guess one more thing is they used many Finnish slang words and dialect that was a fun mix of old and modern speech. It made the characters feel much more like real people.