Quick answer
Inspect the waiting people and the reachable bank objects to find the first accepted crossing aid. The problem is a sequence of individual crossings. A tool that helps one character does not automatically move the entire group.
- Level
- Level 69
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Help Everyone Cross the River.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A line of characters waits on the right riverbank while the opposite shore is the destination. Trees and unusual small objects surround the water. Inspect the waiting people and the reachable bank objects to find the first accepted crossing aid. Keep the person in the supported position while preparing the next useful object; the destination alone is not a safe route.
Use the available floating and environmental objects to send the waiting characters across individually. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
Check the trees and the water again after each crossing, because the next person may need a different kind of assistance. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
Continue until the last person reaches the far side and the original queue is empty. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Tips
- The problem is a sequence of individual crossings. A tool that helps one character does not automatically move the entire group.
- Use the available floating and environmental objects to send the waiting characters across individually. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
- Check the trees and the water again after each crossing, because the next person may need a different kind of assistance. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
Common mistakes
- Do not drag the whole queue into the river as though it were a single movable object.
Frequently asked questions
Can the entire queue cross the river at once?
Do not drag the whole queue into the river as though it were a single movable object. The problem is a sequence of individual crossings. A tool that helps one character does not automatically move the entire group.
What should happen at the end of this escape?
Continue until the last person reaches the far side and the original queue is empty. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Which scene does the level 69 solution cover?
A line of characters waits on the right riverbank while the opposite shore is the destination. Trees and unusual small objects surround the water. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.