Insurmountable waist high fence manual#

Apparently the level designer decided to make this fence insurmountable, because you have to crawl alongside it all the way to the extreme left edge of the map so that you can find the grenade pack, and the key card… It’s even funnier if on your way back this flimsy, rickety fence turns out impervious to those grenades, which in other section of the game actually can be used to blow up tanks and armored cars. The fucking fence is like 2″ higher than the height you can actually jump. We just have to get over this Insurmountable Waist-Height Fence to get back to. Lampshaded: 'What do you mean you can't get over the fence, Bob? It's only, what, waist high?'.The Big Bad surrounds his entire fortress with a fence and has no other defences.One of Bob's foes puts a fence around Bob while he's sleeping knowing that he can't possibly get past it.Averted: The item is easy to move in real life, or, Bob can move a heavy rock in the video game, but in real life can't do crap.

Bob randomly transforms into a short creature with no arms.

Zig Zagged: The guide book to Trope Quest has a five-page chart on what everyday obstacles could or couldn't be crossed without any problems.

Reconstructed: Bob gets a ton of super powers to compensate for his inability.

Deconstructed: Bob's inability to move over everyday objects that are in his path cripples his heroic efforts and makes him looked down upon by other heroes who consider him unreliable.

Parodied: Bob can't even walk over a pebble.

Double Subverted: Cue tree stumps, traffic cones, shallow rivers, etc., blocking his way.

The locked doors are actually magical, made of adamantium disguised as rotten wood, etc.

Subverted: At first, it appears that Bob can't go through locked doors, but once he gets the battering ram weapon, he can destroy any and all doors in his path.

Bob can go through anything, like walls, trees, and fallen logs.

However, he's trained to fight nonetheless.

Bob is in a wheelchair, making him unable to get passed anything that requires climbing.

Justified: Bob's powers only activate when fighting the Big Bad's Mooks, so they don't activate when he's exploring.

Alternately, Bob's player can't climb over logs, get passed rocks, break open doors or any of that after playing Trope Quest.

Exaggerated: Bob's powers borderline a Physical God's powers, but he can't go over a one-way shallow ramp if he has already crossed it.

Straight: Bob, the player character in Trope Quest, can't break open a locked door or jump over a fallen tree even though he can easily slay armoured thugs and hike over mountains.

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Insurmountable waist high fence manual#

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