First click on the guy stood on the left of the roof, he'll fall off and die. Then the guy on the right of the roof has a metal pole next to him click it and it will fall on him and kill him. Meanwhile a guy would have got in the lift and gone upstairs he will be talking click his head and he will fall. Then click the computer screen (downstairs) until he gets up and moves, he'll lean against the wall. once the guy has got in the lift (upstairs) click on the picture and they guy will get up and fall and die. Once the lift arrives downstairs they guy leaning against the wall will fall in and click the string of the lift, the lift will fall and they will both die. Then click the light above the two guys talking and it will fall on them and kill them. :)
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To beat level 1 in Causality 5, you should guide each stickman to their designated exit point without crossing paths. Analyze the sequence of events carefully, identify the order in which each stickman needs to move, and manipulate the environment to create a safe path for them. It may take some trial and error to figure out the correct sequence.
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Yes. There are several sequels to Causality.
The Guardian - 2001 Causality 1-12 was released on: USA: 8 January 2002 Germany: 23 August 2005 Belgium: 2012
It is the empirical theory of Causality as propounded by hume.
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Causality refers to the relationship between cause and effect, where one event (the cause) leads to another event (the effect). Time, on the other hand, is the dimension in which events occur and change is perceived, often considered as a continuous progression from the past to the present and future. Time can influence causality by providing a sequence in which events unfold.
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The past tense of "level" is "leveled" in American English and "levelled" in British English.