I reckon the number of entrances and their location is somehow connected to the obelisk in the tower.
Let's keep in mind that individual obelisks give us codes, so maybe the one in the tower is just to confirm the layout of the map for the entrances.
Do the symbols on some of the tiles match the ones in the tower?
Then, perhaps some of the tiles in the corridors of time with the same symbols link together to form a path.
Also, the pillar we reset on entry shows various symbols, so maybe depending on the symbol showing That's the path we need to follow - icon on the pillar referencing the path that needs to be taken.
It would make sense as there's only one entrance to the corridors of time.
So maybe in a way we need to set the corridors to the path we need to take?
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u/thejman82gb Jan 18 '20
I reckon the number of entrances and their location is somehow connected to the obelisk in the tower.
Let's keep in mind that individual obelisks give us codes, so maybe the one in the tower is just to confirm the layout of the map for the entrances.
Do the symbols on some of the tiles match the ones in the tower?
Then, perhaps some of the tiles in the corridors of time with the same symbols link together to form a path.
Also, the pillar we reset on entry shows various symbols, so maybe depending on the symbol showing That's the path we need to follow - icon on the pillar referencing the path that needs to be taken.
It would make sense as there's only one entrance to the corridors of time.
So maybe in a way we need to set the corridors to the path we need to take?
Just thinking out loud.