Quick answer
Inspect the passengers and the hero's equipment for the first removable weight or accepted aid. Both sides of the group matter. An accepted change to one passenger does not automatically finish the weight changes for the other.
- Level
- Level 103
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Lighten the Hero's Load.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A caped flying hero carries two women above a bright coastline while the group struggles with its weight. Inspect the passengers and the hero's equipment for the first removable weight or accepted aid. Use one object at a time and check the resulting change before attempting a different part of the scene.
Use the clothing and accessory interactions on the appropriate member of the flying group. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
Check both passengers separately as their outfits and the load meter change. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Complete the final lightening interaction so the hero can carry the group onward. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Tips
- Both sides of the group matter. An accepted change to one passenger does not automatically finish the weight changes for the other.
- Use the clothing and accessory interactions on the appropriate member of the flying group. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
- Check both passengers separately as their outfits and the load meter change. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Common mistakes
- Do not drag a passenger toward the sea when you need to use a specific removable object.
Frequently asked questions
Do both passengers affect the flying hero’s load?
Do not drag a passenger toward the sea when you need to use a specific removable object. Both sides of the group matter. An accepted change to one passenger does not automatically finish the weight changes for the other.
What confirms the final part of this scene?
Complete the final lightening interaction so the hero can carry the group onward. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Which scene does the level 103 solution cover?
A caped flying hero carries two women above a bright coastline while the group struggles with its weight. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.