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Choose th gate from the closest to farest. Etc etc. Note: I've run about 20 Mazes in the past year, and all of them followed the with the first one being between 8 and 9, actually. However, I want to preserve this info in case my experience isn't complete.

I can confirm that the gate sequence depends on the fact if the site is scanned down or is an escalation from a cosmic signature. Thanks a ton, just ran a scanned Maze for the first time. The second method, sorting gates by distance worked fine for me, got through the first time no prob.

If you can Tank the final room, kill outpost Station, bookmark the can it leaves behind, and warp out. Come back a couple minutes later and you don't need to kill any of the rest of the rats. Unknown View my complete profile. Note: Each room of this complex includes multiple acceleration gates, of which only one is correct; a wrong choice will take you back to the beginning. If the gate returns you to the entrance, proceed to the next gate you wish to try and drop a canister in front of that one.

Label each can and proceed to continue with this process until you find the right gate - make a note of which can is in front of the proper gate and either ignore or destroy all of the others. Each acceleration gate will first send you to an empty room and then back to the beginning of the complex. When you activate the second acceleration gate, you will instantly be able to tell whether or not you are being returned to the beginning - if you are, the intro window bearing the complex's description will pop up once again.

After successfully navigating the correct acceleration gate you arrive in the second room of The Maze. Once again you will be confronted by a group defending the area.

Once again you are faced with a choice of twelve acceleration gates, of which only one will lead further inside the complex.

Take the fifth gate from the top. This room comprises the smallest amount of defending npcs so far. There is a total of 14 npcs in this room; a mixture of Cruisers and Frigates. Warning: The Fleet Outpost fires Kinetic Citadel Torpedoes that can instantly destroy any craft not suitably equipped for it!

This room contains a mixture of frigates, cruisers, and battleships along with cruise missile batteries and the fleet outpost firing Citadel Kinetic Torpedoes. Upon attacking the outpost 4 battleships spawn.

The outpost will release more waves of defenders as it takes damage. They jump into the Flat Trans, while the Maze keeps on splintering around them. In the Maze Runner film , the Maze is not underground, and the sun and sky are the real ones. Hence, the Gladers experience fluctuations of weather rainfall, temperature change, etc. In the book, Group A's Maze is a square shape, but in the film, the Maze is circular.

In addition, the film's Maze is not divided into eight distinct sections, but is rather divided into three circular sections.

The difference between each section is the density of the Maze paths, with the inner ring closest to the center the Glade for Group A and the Spring for Group B having the greatest density of paths. The next two rings have fewer paths. The outermost ring is also divided into eight sections, which seems to correspond to the way the Maze in the book is divided.

Instead of the keyword sequence mentioned above, the Maze's escape code in the film is the opening sequence of the Maze sections: In addition to this, the Griever hole as such does not exist; instead, there is a secret room in the Maze they happen to find. Group B's Maze in the movie is itself significantly different from Group A's Maze unlike in the books, where the two Mazes are identical.

The climate between the two Mazes in the film universe also differs. While Group A's Maze enjoyed a temperate climate with their central living area filled with deciduous trees, Group B's Maze endured a far colder climate, with the Maze walls constructed of ice. They also had extensive snowfall, and their Maze center area was filled with coniferous trees.

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