The rung-10 review needed to tell "the whole-map grid is wrong on this map" from "this frame was mid-step", and the refusal label cannot: both read "screen disagrees". So the decode is split from its own cross-check, the disagreement is readable tile by tile, and the map survey stands still for a while and counts how many of those frames decode. On Pewter City, measured from the rung-10 checkpoint: standing still it decodes on 118 of 120 frames, and the frame the survey caught disagrees on three tiles by exactly one tile row in the direction the fly was walking. The map is fine; the reading is refused while the fly is moving. |
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