Challenge : The battering ram

[Goteatenbyaphotocyte]

Hi, I made a wall, and I want you to destroy it.

I dont have a soluce for it yet

• Description : The wall i'm talking about is an upgrade of the wall i made for DrYeet2704 (http://forum.cell-lab.net/viewtopic.php ... 467#p30559)
  It's now an immune wall.
• Substrate :
  Google drive : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IYfz37 ... sp=sharing
  Dropbox : https://www.dropbox.com/s/8vxgcv75573i6 ... trate?dl=0
• Objective : Your goal is to pass through the wall and fecundate the gamete at the top of the substrate
• Difficulty : I'd say Medium - Hard
• Max cells inserted : 1
• Cell type allowed : All except Devorocyte
• Rules : Insert cell only under the wall
  

The challenge is completed if the gamete turn into a black lipocyte and all the conditions above are respected

Gamete is required for this challenge, and secrocyte may be useful
You may upload Hints/Solution, but write it on the first line of your post in bold or color please
If you find a solution, please send a screenshot ^^
Hint : knowing the gamete's compatible mode could be helpful

G d luck ! ^^

[DrYeet2704]

Hiya,

First, these are good walls. I have got to admit. I was able to open the genome file before, but I can't get this one open. I'm not sure, but could you maybe save it in dropbox? Reason being is that it generally downloads directly to the device. I can't download this and use as Cell Lab isnt recognizing the file. Sorry for this, but I can't provide feedback yet.

Stay ssfe.

[DrYeet2704]

Now, I have made a keratinocyte wall before I unlocked the stemocyte, and I used what I call the "Defeater". It has a large head, which acts as a battering ram. I am guessing that the name of the challenge is a clue as to how to solve it?

[Goteatenbyaphotocyte]

I added the dropbox link to the original post

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8vxgcv75573i6 ... trate?dl=0

And btw yes, the name of the challenge is a clue as to how to solve it ^^
kinetic energy might do the job but you can also use protease or HCN secrocytes i guess