I feel divine mode really badly needs something to fix its hotkeys, so how about still giving us a totem but with lots of limitations?

-only 3 anchors
-only 10 objects
-no arrows
-edgy purple feather when spawning

Example totems:

Vanilla balance map solution (some assembly required)



The v plank in the red rectangle must be added after spawning, due to anchor and object limits.
This can support very high amounts of weight on vanilla balance maps, and even be used on a base of large box size and smaller. However other than that it has very few uses. Good for a pure vanilla player who can't solve these maps otherwise.




The stable box



This one can be used anywhere at almost any time, and although it may not do much it can really help you when you're stumped. Use it on a horizontal plank to make building a little further out easy, or on a vertical one to begin building down, it has many subtle uses.




Long reach



This one can finish bridges and ramps very quickly if your goal rests on a ground, but otherwise you'll need to build a support for it before spawning it. Less versatile than the box, but more effective in the situations it works in. Rune it if you want it to go the other way!




Air support



Add your next plank with no support at all! Advance quickly though, as weight can quickly take advantage of your build.

Be extra careful not to get the plank between the balloon and the top box, your build will be completely destroyed.

Tomdizzy a dit :

I feel divine mode really badly needs something to fix its hotkeys, so how about still giving us a totem but with lots of limitations?

-only 3 anchors
-only 10 objects
-edgy purple feather when spawning

Only 10 objects and three anchors?

I'm sorry, but what if it was a really hard map? This would be a terrible idea.

/No support.

any more and bridge totems are possible.

if the map is really hard then you need to be really good

Tomdizzy a dit :

any more and bridge totems are possible.

if the map is really hard then you need to be really good

Yes but still, three anchors is not nearly enough for some of the maps out there.

it's supposed to help you solve the map, not solve the map. i will post some examples when i get home~

Yogiibear a dit :

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Divine mode is supposed to be hard, and Tom is the expert at it, a totem of sorts would be interesting, I'd just do two long planks at 90° anchored, with a box anchored to keep the vertical plank from rotating. I reckon people will get used to the hotkeys though. This is only making it easier, if its too hard with this idea, it is too hard anyway (which I don't think is correct)

Yup
/support

Updated OP with example totems and practical vanilla uses

/support
Thats the way to go Tom!

/support

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nice!

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plsplspls yes

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<3 please do this

/Support

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There should also add not using springs during divine mode.

/Support
Way to go tom!

Arabianlover a dit :

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Way to go tom!

thats my line >.>

Really like this idea. Currently with some of the vanilla maps I don't know what to do other than just stand and pray to anvil god that the plank won't tip. /Support

Question. Map 72's win doesn't fit, if you spawn that plank before then the totem, how are they gonna be connected like how it shows it? If you can't use arrows then they wouldn't be connected, and if you did the totem then the plank, it'd only be connected on one side. So how does the build work with no arrows?
Edit: Nvm you did it right you just had amazing V nail placement on your totem.

If divine mode is not working the way you want it to work out for you, you just don't use divine mode! *Problem solved*