Professor Layton with an Actual Professor – Part 4 | WAP: Wet Ass Puzzles

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Professor Layton And the Curious Village is a certified puzzle solving classic! So we sat down with Vic, Save Data Team’s resident professor (or 5th grade history teacher, whatever you want to call it), to see just how well the game structures its puzzles, while Chris and Zak are there to make the same terrible jokes you know them for! Enjoy Professor Layton with an Actual Professor! In this episode we chase around the town to find Ramon, and uhh… we don’t find him.

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26 thoughts on “Professor Layton with an Actual Professor – Part 4 | WAP: Wet Ass Puzzles”

  4. So listen, I have often throughout my life started conversations with my sister with “hey, sis” and I’m not trying to force audience knowledge on anybody, nobody would want to watch this life, lol

    I just feel like things like this too often get pointed out as “bad writing” when it seems quite reasonable if you are going for natural dialogue
    The same with exposition when done correctly, it can be organic to the scene and world, but if at any point a movie teaches the viewer anything about the setting or history, some people will unfairly snark at it about lore dumps or exposition characters without understanding the difference between properly and improperly executed exposition

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  8. I know nobody cares but I just wanted to talk about the father and son puzzle, so:
    Father's age = half father's age + 22
    Obviously, 22 has to be the other half of his age, so he can only be 44

    Or you could do:
    Father's age = half father's age + 22
    Father's age – half father's age = 22
    Half father's age = 22
    So he's 44

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  9. For once, I'm on Layton's side, that rope/coin puzzle was not worth more than 10 picarats. The "solution" just required brute force observation. I get that's not a fun method to use a streamer though. RIP those hint coins tho.

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  26. in layton if you are unsure what to do try to see if it can be solved with clocks. There are way too many puzzle solutions involving clocks in these games lol

    also luke talking to animals was not a thing in this game yet, the developers came up with that idea afterwards… screws a bit with the continuity of the series since Luke was able to talk to animals in the prequel trilogy but when did talking to animals ever make sense? xD

    I hate this goddamn coins and strings puzzle so much it's literally just counting and hoping you don't miss one

    Layton in smash would be nice (but people might complain about another swordfighter lol)

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