🧩 Level Information

• Level Number: 413
• Problem Statement: Swipe the ball left to pass and swipe the court right to score
• Difficulty: Medium

🎯 Objective

Pass the ball to a teammate, then swipe the court to score a goal.

📝 Steps to Solve

1. First, look for the 'ball' in the center of the screen or held by your player.
2. Grab that 'ball' with your finger and swipe left to pass it to a teammate. *Imagine dragging the ball itself to the left.
3. Confirm the ball has been passed to the teammate on the left.
4. Next, swipe the entire court (the ground in the background) to the right. *The focus is on moving the 'court,' not the character.
5. Swiping the court to the right adjusts the position of the goal, bringing the ball-carrying teammate in front of it to score.
6. A goal completes the level.

💡 Hints

• You can't score by moving the ball alone. Try to see if you can move the surrounding 'court' or background.
• You must first swipe the ball to the left and pass it to someone.
• After passing, try swiping another element on the screen—the 'court (entire field)' to the right.
• It's more critical to think about moving the 'field' than dragging players or the goal.

🧠 Analysis & Key Points

This stage is a type of puzzle where the instructions themselves are almost the answer, but it’s challenging to determine "which object to move." Many players tend to move the player holding the ball or try to drag the goal directly, but the objects you should move are the 'ball' and the 'court.' First, swipe the ball to the left to pass it to a teammate, then swipe the entire court in the background to the right, so the position of the goal aligns with the ball-carrying teammate, resulting in a goal. Recognizing the possibility that the background itself can move is crucial.

🔍 Common Mistakes

• Swiping the ball to the right, moving it in the opposite direction of the instructions.
• After swiping the ball to the left, waiting and not moving the court, resulting in no goal.
• Dragging the player character itself, trying to make them run to the goal.
• Dragging only the goalpost closer to the ball, even though the goal might not move by itself.
• Not realizing the background (court) is movable, resorting to rapid taps or testing other objects.

🎉 Post-Clear Advice

This stage required a different concept from typical soccer mechanics, involving separately swiping the ball and the court in sequence. Remembering that backgrounds can also be moved will be useful in future levels.

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