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Red TowerMedium

Mountain gestures (telescope watch)

Also searched as: Mountain Gesture

Players
2 players
Time
15-25 minutes
Coordinates
Red tower lookout
Reward
1 red tower control panel part (the last one)

The short answer

One player stays on the lookout and watches 5 separate platforms through a telescope; the other walks to each platform in turn and performs a gesture, and the watcher picks the matching card from their options. All 5 correct and it is done.

What makes this one unusual: the person performing also needs binoculars - otherwise they cannot see the reference pose on their own platform.

Before you start

  • 2 pairs of binoculars (one for the watcher, one for the performer)
  • The 5 platforms are spread out, so budget running time

Step-by-step4 steps

  1. 1

    Split the jobs

    One player stays on the lookout and watches the 5 platforms through the telescope. The other physically goes to each platform to perform.

  2. 2

    Performer takes position and gestures

    The performer uses binoculars to read the reference gesture on their platform, then reproduces it with arms and body so the watcher far away can make it out.

    Faster:Make it big, slow, repeatable. Small movements are invisible through a long-range telescope.

    Room A - can only lookScreen / disc / tile patternOnly he can see thisx Cannot see the buttons oppositeRoom B - can only act5 buttons (matching positions)x Cannot see room A's screenVoice is cutAll that is left: gestures - knocks on the partition - pointingAgree "which one from the left" first, then start transmitting
    Schematic: separated communication. One side can only look, the other can only act, and the channel between them is cut on purpose - orange barn, silent room, interrogation room and beach house all fit this model.
  3. 3

    Watcher picks the card

    The watcher chooses the card in front of them that matches the gesture they saw.

  4. 4

    Repeat 5 times

    Once all 5 platforms are matched correctly, the last red tower control panel part is yours.

Where it goes wrong

These are the questions real players search for most. Working through them in order usually finds the cause.

Ask them to exaggerate, slow down and repeat. The telescope field of view at that range is narrow.

There is a reference image on the platform too, and it needs binoculars to read. Take a pair with you.

After finishing:1 red tower control panel part (with all 5 you can go up the tower and take the key).

Video walkthrough2 videos

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Where this solution came from

games.gg and Sportskeeda agree on lookout plus telescope plus 5 platforms plus picking cards; games.gg additionally notes that the person standing on the platform needs binoculars.

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