As well, I gained elevation continuously, unlike in the actual 'puzzle' where it seems I'm dragging my head on a slope, forcing me down. I shot out amazingly high, probably too high for the button if it worked properly. Yes, I did exit the trial and test it in the surface streets. What I'm finding on this 'puzzle' is that, compared to using the required method in the surface world, I'm not getting as high a launch. It actually made me respect it more having to take my time and make adjustments. I never blamed it for not being a legit puzzle though, because I expect some to be harder than others. I finally made a mouse sensitivity adjustment and got the timing of slowing the Batarang right to where I just made it. You had to steer it through a vent and steer it back and forth one direction then the other.

I was convinced I was too clumsy with the Remote Batarang. There was one trophy in City that for a while I thought I'd never get. That doesn't make it a physics demo like you make it sound, it's just you being clumsy. What you're mocking here is a pretty tame puzzle compared to many in City, but it's hardly not a puzzle just because you struggled with it's mechanics. Puzzles can be both mental and physical in nature though, and that seems to be the part you're glossing over.Īs others have mentioned, City had WAY more trophies, and many were harder because they involved much more precise glide/button press scenarios, many involving having to adjust height precisely while doing so, as well as being strictly timed. If the 'difficulties', in your case the physical 'mechanics' part of the puzzle, takes an abnormal amount of patience, that's just you taking longer than most to solve it. If you see how they want you to do it right away, that is not you skipping the ingenuity part, that's just you figuring it out quicker than some. Obviously this is a problem in which you need ingenuity and/or patience.

'a toy, problem, or other contrivance designed to amuse by presenting difficulties to be solved by ingenuity or patient effort.' The very first definition of 'puzzle' is. Like I said, it's as a much a puzzle as any other in the game.

Originally posted by Eguzky:True on the last part, but it's not a real puzzle.So, if I get this right, you claim it's not a true puzzle just because you didn't like (couldn't adapt quickly enough to) the mechanics used? I call BS on that.

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