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Windspren 4th Aug 2016

@Sentinal no, it's a bug. Particle orientation affects circuits quite a bit. The issue is your ability to analyze what's in the game.
sentinal-5 3rd Aug 2016

This is not an issue with the game, it's an issue with your ability to play it.
sentinal-5 3rd Aug 2016

It's not a bug at all. it's the design of the circuit. In the right circuit the spark hits the bridge between "segments" before it hits the delay loop, it passes one spark to the next segment then cancels itsself out. In the left circuit the spark hits the delay first, sending one spark to the next segment, then a second one when the delay is done. it accumulates sparks over time.
QuanTech 3rd Aug 2016

+TheChosenEvilOne SICK BURN!!! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
KOMAP 3rd Aug 2016

it's well-know bag
Wigglebot 3rd Aug 2016

Interesting
Aegis12314 3rd Aug 2016

it's because the left side is upside down relative to the right side, i flipped it over and they worked perfectly symmetrically, it's because since the circuit is upside down, the spark travels backwards instead
NoVIcE 3rd Aug 2016

Whatever it is, it should stay the same, cuase many electronics take advantage of this.
TheChosenEvilOne 3rd Aug 2016

@Self_Destruct why are you on FP?
ElectricVector 3rd Aug 2016

I have no idea! Maybe a bug...

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