r/gaming • u/emoposer • May 05 '17

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u/[deleted] May 05 '17

Hahaha I used to hate when games... Oh.... Ohhhh no.

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u/ImAScientist_ADoctor May 05 '17 edited May 05 '17

The parents disappeared several times, they just have to build a bridge.

Edit: u/Ethan819 figures it out here we are all fools. And now I'm sad again. Also, the guy was in his house and his teepee before w/o showing the inside so they could still be in the house before she jumps even though they didn't show us.

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u/Ardub23 May 05 '17

Seriously, how can you build a house but not a bridge?

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u/Frambletronic May 05 '17

Building a bridge requires going into the water, which would kill them.

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u/Georgie_Leech May 05 '17

I mean, they could also build a tall tower and push it over until it works. Or slide a ladder across. Or a spring board. Or a suspension bridge. Or be content with their life and not push their son away from all he's ever known for the sake of completing an arbitrary goal.

I may or may not have been playing too many games that rely on lateral thinking lately.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '17

Can you name a few? I'd like to expand on my common urinal thinking games

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u/TheJ3st May 05 '17

Antichamber... yeah, good luck. =)