Leapfrog two players up the forest path: the next player takes the heavy ball, then the freed player moves ahead to receive it again.
Go to map coordinates 3740, 1620, southeast of Red Tower, and find the dark blue-purple start platform in the forest. The heavy red ball locks its holder in place, so do not try to carry it uphill. Player B stands a short distance uphill and takes the ball directly from player A. As soon as A is free, A walks past B and becomes the next receiver. Repeat this leapfrog handoff all the way to the blue goal pad. At steep ledges, shorten the gap and make the receiver climb first; never release the ball until the receiver can grab it. Put the ball on the blue pad to trigger the completion confetti.
The relay is at approximately 3740, 1620, southeast of Red Tower across the ravine and through the trees. Look for a dark blue-purple platform with the heavy red ball at the bottom of a rising forest trail; the matching blue goal pad is farther uphill.
Travel southeast from Red Tower, cross the ravine, and search the forest for the dark start platform and heavy red ball. Confirm that the path immediately climbs toward a blue goal pad.
One player can point uphill from the ball spawn and identify the relay route rather than a normal carry route.
Player A holds the ball and stays still. Player B moves only a short distance uphill, turns back toward A, and stops inside interaction range.
B can place the reticle on the ball while A remains planted below with both hands on it.
B grabs the ball directly from A. If the interaction does not appear, B steps closer instead of asking A to throw. Use a controlled drop only when B is already within immediate grab range.
B now holds the red ball, and A can walk again without the ball rolling downhill.
After B takes the ball, A walks uphill past B and becomes the next receiver. Repeat the same take-then-move pattern; only the player without the ball changes position.
The ball advances one safe handoff at a time while the current holder remains stationary.
At a ledge or sharp slope, the free player climbs to the nearest stable patch, turns around, and reaches down for the ball. Do not stretch the gap beyond the grab prompt; add more short transfers instead.
Both players remain on the uphill route and the ball never sits unattended on the slope.
Continue leapfrogging until the marked blue platform is directly ahead. The final holder transfers or places the ball onto the pad and waits for the completion effect.
Colored confetti fires from the blue pad and the puzzle reward becomes available.
Use the verified alternating pattern: one fixed holder and one moving receiver. Say “taken” before the freed player moves past.
Pre-position extra receivers farther uphill, but keep only one person interacting with each ball at a time. Host scaling can add targets, so repeat the same relay logic for every ball that actually spawns.