So, I’ve been messing around with this game, Chained Together. I saw some people talking about how far you have to climb to get to the top, and I thought, “I gotta try this.”
I started my game and kept an eye on that little number in the top left corner that tells you how high you’ve climbed. At the very bottom, it read zero meters, of course. As I started climbing, it went up, and up, and up. It was a slow, steady increase.
I was trying to keep track of the numbers, how many meters I was gaining with each jump and climb. In the beginning, it was all about figuring out how to not fall. But then I got a little better and started focusing more on how high I was going. Then I found out that one chain is equal to 66 feet or 20.1168 meters. It is further divided into 100 links. It blew my mind!
Here’s what I found out about how far you have to go:
- First Attempt: The first time I played, I was just trying to get the hang of it. I fell a lot. A LOT. But I noticed the number kept changing, even when I fell. I ended up around 1000 meters or so, but I wasn’t really counting.
- Second Attempt: Okay, second time around, I paid more attention. I was climbing, falling, climbing some more. It felt like I was getting somewhere, but it was tough. The number reached around 2000 meters, but then I had a massive fall. Ugh, so frustrating!
- Third Attempt: Alright, third time’s the charm, right? I was determined to reach the top. I was super careful with every jump and climb. The meter count was going up steadily. I was feeling good, making progress. And guess what? I finally made it to the top! I saw that magic number: 3,654 meters. I did it! It took me almost 12 hours!
Finally reach the top!
So, yeah, 3,654 meters is the magic number to reach the summit in Chained Together. It’s not easy, but it’s definitely doable. You just need patience, a good strategy, and maybe a little bit of luck. Keep climbing, and you’ll get there!
