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I think the Maroon Doors should be immune to Maroon effect and so on the other dark colors instead.

I was thought a Forest 5-door would become unable to open them in the "classical" way but I found they can be opened if you have at least 1 Green key so it cancels the Forest area with the difference rule. Sorry for this.

You will need at least 2 doors to do it. A door with 2 orange spend color and a buffer color that stores -2 keys from the 2 orange keys, then use that buffer color to give 2 orange keys.

In World R4:

Red doors (and any door with Red on it, such as a Bicolored Door with a Red spending color or a Combo Door with at least one Red lock) are immune to the Maroon aura and vice versa, Green doors are immune to the Forest aura and vice versa, and Blue doors are immune to the Navy aura and vice versa.

I think this is not reliable because there are frozen red blank doors (and other blank doors of those aura colors) in the original Lockpick. I think the Maroon Doors should be immune to Maroon effect and so on the other dark colors instead.

That matches my very first idea in https://itch.io/t/3629769/lots-of-ideas lol

Updated a new idea, thank for Balatro, a rouge-like card game.

I have a better idea for the Dark Auras in World R4

Rather than the key count of their counterpart, the aura effect simply checks the key count of its corresponding color, regardless of their countpart.

When you have neither 5 green keys and 5 forest keys, you do not have either of their effects.

When you have 5 green keys, you have the green aura effect, and when you have 5 forest keys, you have the dark green effect.

When you have both 5 green keys and 5  forest keys, they cancels out and like you have neither of them.

Fun fact: The pink/cyan lockholes was red/blue before, though I changed it into pink/cyan because the red lockholes look like spooky eyes.

The Star doors in World R7: Starry Seas, which is simple and fun.

Also, did you read my post too? LOTS of ideas - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io

BRILLIANT.

They are all simple.

Solution 5, which opens two purple locks on the right

Here is the Solution 4, which does not rushing into the Green key.

Since I can not upload it to the wiki due to I am not logged in, I upload it here, sorry!

Here are LOTS of ideas I thought.

1. Reverse lockholes: A door with pink lockholes that requires POSITIVE keys to open, but instead of SUBTRACTING the key of the following color it ADDS the key of the following color.
1. Its negative variation is a door with cyan lockholes, which requires NEGATIVE keys and SUBTRACTS keys.
2. Convert keys: A key object that convert all the key of one color to another. For example, picking a pink -> cyan Convert key while you have 2 pink keys and 3 cyan keys will make it become 0 pink keys and 5 cyan keys.
3. Keepable keys and doors: A key or door that can be not interacted if a certain button is pressed. If it is a key the player can pass through without collecting it, while if it is a door it will not be opened and can blocks player.
4.  Variable keys and doors: A key or door that can changes its key amount in a certain situation, or changes its color, or even appearing and disappearing, and many more.
   1. Its possibility is endless!
5. Tricolored doors and doors of more colors: Similar to Bicolored doors, it will modify the key count of  ALL the colors in its outer border.
6. Simple doors: A door that can only be opened if the key count of the following color is not a complex number. For example, a Simple door can be opened with 0, 3, -2, 5i or -1i keys, but not a complex number of keys like 1+2i.
   1. Its variation is Complex door, which can only be opened by a complex number of keys.
7. Unstable Glitch keys: A new key type that can changes its color even after collected, and it will treads as the color of the last door opened.
8. Dispel aura effect: A weird aura effect that make the affected doors cost nothing after opened. The base cost of the door itself still need to be afford before it can be opened.
9. EDIT: 2024/07/13 Glass Doors: A door variant that has transparent looking, when you met its requirement, you break it as normal and cost your keys normally when you touch it, but if you do not met its requirement, you will break it without costing anything. For example, touching a Glass Orange 6 door when you have 6 or more Orange keys will open it normally and cost you 6 Orange keys, but if you have 5 or less Orange keys you will break it too and let your Orange keys unmodified.
   1. Those doors use the glass-breaking sound exists in I Wanna KeyPick 100, played when you open a door that costs negative number of keys.
10. Silver Keys & Doors: A third key and door type that have glowing animation as Master (Gold) and Pure (Platinum) keys. The Silver Doors can be opened by Master Key charges but can not be cursed, as Master Doors can be cursed but can not be opened by Master Key charges, and Pure Doors can not become both.

Also see: 

• I have several ideas for door properties (spoilers for pretty much the whole game) - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io
• Idea: Partial Doors - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io
• Idea: Switch Keys/Doors - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io
• Idea: Absorbtion keys - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io
• Idea: Multiplying Keys - I Wanna Lockpick community - itch.io

Here is my opinion:

Main Worlds:

1. 1-A: More Than Three Choices
   
2. 2-D: Modular Shell
   
3. 3-7: Odd Even Numbers
   
4. 4-B: Mess Hall
   
5. 5-B: Clutterspace!
   
6. 6-10: Rainbow's Blessing
   
7. 7-7: Supernova
   
8. 8-A: Stable Loop
   
9. 9-E: Signflip Master
   
10. 10-10: The Toybox
    
11. 11-A: Return of Operators
12. 12-10: Bypass
    

Omega: Ω-19: The Problem

Part 2 Worlds (For solving):

1. T1-5: Not What I Asked For
   
2. T2-2: Corner Case
   
3. T3-5: Straightforward Puzzle
   
4. T4-3: Mastery Mystery
   

The three mega levels:

#1(Hardest): Kina's Masterpiece

#2: The Labyrinth

#3(Easiest): Chromatic Monolith

A very simple idea that involves a new Key type: Multiplying Key.

It can have a number shown like "×2", and when you pick it, your key of that color multiplies by the number.

For example, Picking a Multiplying Key with ×3 when you have 4 keys will make it become 12 keys.

Also, Square Key, which make the key count squared will be good too.