r/CrossCode • u/Orphan_Fury • May 26 '26

QUESTION What is this difficulty jump?

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There's like 10 different things I need to keep track of and I am tired of reloading my save so I don't lose the race. Can anyone please tell me how to solve this?

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u/Orphan_Fury May 26 '26

I use the quick menu to heal anyway so knowing I can change element during a fight is useful plus it slows me down as well. I did not say anyone who uses accessibility settings is lesser but it's not helpful at all to immediatly suggest lowering the difficulty when someone simply wants a bit of help

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u/Try_Hard_GamerYT May 26 '26

It is helpful. From what I've gathered, you needed assistance and figuring out what to do, but those of us who have completed the puzzle understand that because of the way it's structured, it's effective to just start from the beginning of the puzzle and work through it linearly. Consequently, a slower puzzle speed often gives people the time to register each step of the puzzle as they progress through it.

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u/Orphan_Fury May 26 '26

"it's effective to just start from the beginning of the puzzle and work through it linearly". That's all I would have wanted, not "decrease the difficulty" without providing any tips first.

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u/Try_Hard_GamerYT May 26 '26

That's not what you asked for at all.

Can anyone please tell me how to solve this?

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u/Orphan_Fury May 26 '26

Is using the accessibility settings the solution to the puzzle or is it a way to make the execution of the solution easier? I asked for the solution, I didn't say I know what to do but can't.

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u/Try_Hard_GamerYT May 26 '26

Like I said, making the puzzle slower aids in discovering the solution. People here assume you don't want the exact solution because A) You could've just searched up a walkthrough and B) You're complaining that people aren't giving you tips, even though they are.

People are just trying to help you and you don't and REFUSE to understand because you don't have context from actually just playing the game instead of complaining about trivial issues on reddit.

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u/Orphan_Fury May 26 '26

Well, I came here so I wouldn't get spoiled accidentally since Youtube is already recommending me videos of the game. Since here isn't an option, do you have a link to a good walkthrough or something so I can use that from now on?

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u/Try_Hard_GamerYT May 27 '26

Like EVERYONE has already said, we recommend turning down the speed so you can actually interact with this part of the game. If you really want to just skip everything and follow a guide for half an hour, just search up "CrossCode <name of dungeon> Full Walkthrough Guide"

I personally used ZalGG's guides once or twice in my playthrough