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instructions

Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 5:30 pm
by peterxyz
Just had my blue, green and black mazes trun up.

First impressions;
1. smart, very professional packaging
2. "damn they've sent me 3 of the same puzzle!" (obviously user error on my part, but maybe put larger stickers on and add one to the front?)
3. The parts move very nicely :D
4. Not sure whether I should be pushing or pulling - the design doesn't make it clear which direction the shaft should be moving in.
5. Play with the blue one zip-zap-click - and the shaft slides out far enough to see half of the grey grubscrews on either side
6. Same with the Green and then the Black
7. Now I'm struggling to find clear instructions .... I presume that this isn't the finished state and that they should take somewhat longer than a minute or so ... I'm guessing that the click is a "trap" (since its "non-reversible" unlike the rest of the path)

What I desparately need is a clear set of instructions - to not only confirm to me that the click is a trap, etc. But also so that I can priont them out and give them with the maze to the person who I'm giving this as a gift to.

Peter

Re: instructions

Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:06 pm
by cdr2289
peterxyz wrote:Just had my blue, green and black mazes trun up.

First impressions;
1. smart, very professional packaging
2. "damn they've sent me 3 of the same puzzle!" (obviously user error on my part, but maybe put larger stickers on and add one to the front?)
3. The parts move very nicely :D
4. Not sure whether I should be pushing or pulling - the design doesn't make it clear which direction the shaft should be moving in.
5. Play with the blue one zip-zap-click - and the shaft slides out far enough to see half of the grey grubscrews on either side
6. Same with the Green and then the Black
7. Now I'm struggling to find clear instructions .... I presume that this isn't the finished state and that they should take somewhat longer than a minute or so ... I'm guessing that the click is a "trap" (since its "non-reversible" unlike the rest of the path)

What I desparately need is a clear set of instructions - to not only confirm to me that the click is a trap, etc. But also so that I can priont them out and give them with the maze to the person who I'm giving this as a gift to.

Peter

Hi Peter, welcome to the forum. You have indeed found the unique reset method, which mostly sends you right back to the beginning. That, most certainly, is NOT the end (just a teaser in many cases).

You must turn, push, pull, twist your way through - there are no more instructions. Welcome to finding your way through the caves blindfolded!!

:)

Enjoy!

You'll find the folks on the forum very helpful!

Chad

Re: instructions

Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:14 pm
by peterxyz
Chad - thanks for the prompt confirmation.
In termss of the instructions, I was thinking that it would be a good idea to add to the packaging/put of the website (I want to pack one of these up and send it around the world - I sincerely hope to be asleep when it is unpacked and not have anyone ring me to ask questions).

Peter

Re: instructions

Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:19 pm
by bluesign2k
peterxyz wrote:4. Not sure whether I should be pushing or pulling - the design doesn't make it clear which direction the shaft should be moving in.
Yeh, I guess the design isn't clear in that respect... but that's all part of the puzzle ;) The more you play, the more you'll understand what your supposed to be doing :)

peterxyz wrote:5. Play with the blue one zip-zap-click - and the shaft slides out far enough to see half of the grey grubscrews on either side
The grebscrews you see aren't grubscrews, thats the hole with the certificate... it's like a teaser... you'll be able to remove the certificate once you reach the end at the hole is fully uncovered :) The real reason you see this is that the maze is exactly the same as the metal version, and when the shaft comes out as you've described it reveals the serial number of the maze, which is required for registration.

peterxyz wrote:7. Now I'm struggling to find clear instructions .... I presume that this isn't the finished state and that they should take somewhat longer than a minute or so ... I'm guessing that the click is a "trap" (since its "non-reversible" unlike the rest of the path)
It'll only take a minute or so once you've finally figured out the maze and put in a bit of practice at opening it ;) Yes, the click sound is the trap, at which point its time to reset and try again.

Hope that helps a little :)

Chris

Obsessions have arrived!

Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 8:35 pm
by Jethreal
Hi-o all,

Just got my set of Obsessions in (ordered all 4). Thanks Chris. Only took 2 weeks to arrive at my door (Canada). Now for the fun!

Re: OHHH THEY ARRIVED

Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 10:57 pm
by altarego
Good to know that's about how long they're taking to arrive.

Hopefully mine will arrive (in the US) in another week or so. I've hit an impenetrable wall with the bronze extreme and I'm giving up for now. Instead, I'll go back and see if I missed anything, skipping the blue or green, by playing with their obsession iterations.

Re: OHHH THEY ARRIVED

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 12:32 pm
by sheepish
Enjoy you'll have hours of fun :D

Hello!

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 12:47 pm
by Davem
hi, i'm new to Revomaze, my Blue Obsession arrived yesterday and i cant put it down, so addictive! and annoying as i keep 'clicking'

i dont think i'll ever do this thing but i'll keep trying!!

Dave angry at blue in portsmouth!

Re: Hello!

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 4:55 pm
by rage509
Oh ye o' little faith just keep at it. If I can solve blue, you can solve it faster :D

Re: Hello!

Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 9:14 pm
by Davem
I'll do it, I'm completly addicted! All ready looking forward to the next when I have't done this one!

Lovin it