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Profile Perfect Level 400 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 400 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

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Profile Perfect Level 400 Answer

Here is the complete solution for the market stall setup in this level.

TraitStall AStall BStall C
Roof ColorBlackBlueGreen
HandicraftMaskStatuePlate
ArtistJengoKaeloTebuana
Pricex2x5x1
Time of DayMorning / AfternoonNightEvening

How I Solved Profile Perfect Level 400

The layout features three distinct stalls, and several clues quickly linked themes of price gouging, specific craft items, and opening schedules. The best way forward was to group the clues describing the market scammer together, as they immediately populated several traits across a single stall.

Connecting The Overpriced Scammer To Stall B

The opening clue specifically called out Stall B for selling outrageously overpriced items, which matched the highest price tier of x5.

Looking through the remaining clues, two others directly built on this theme. One clue stated that Kaelo was running the scam, and another mentioned that the scammer stall only opens after dark. Because Stall B was established as the overpriced scam stall, these three pieces aligned instantly:

  • Stall B had the x5 price modifier.
  • Stall B belonged to the artist Kaelo.
  • Stall B operated at Night.

Locking in three attributes for Stall B right at the start cleared out a significant portion of the grid and gave me a solid reference point for the remaining two stalls.

Wearable Goods Placed The Mask And Morning Schedule

With Stall B heavily filled, I shifted attention to Stall A. One clue noted that Stall A sells exquisite and stylish wearable goods. Among the available handicrafts, the Mask was the only item meant to be worn.

Once the Mask was placed at Stall A, another clue became usable. The clue stated that the Mask stall opens early in the Morning to rake in more profit. Furthermore, the clue noting that Jengo just takes a quick lunch break before selling again pointed directly to someone active throughout both the morning and afternoon.

That allowed me to make several connections:

  • Stall A sold the Mask.
  • Stall A operated during Morning / Afternoon.
  • Stall A belonged to Jengo.
  • Stall A received the moderate price tier of x2.

At this point, only Stall C was missing its artist, handicraft, and operating schedule. By basic elimination among the remaining options, the artist for Stall C had to be Tebuana, the time slot left for Stall C was Evening, and the remaining handicraft for Stall B was the Statue.

Roof Color Rules Locked Down The Plate Stall

I still needed to assign the Plate handicraft, the remaining price value, and the roof colors. A clue mentioned that the Plate was selling well because it was so cheap, which paired the Plate with the lowest price tier of x1. Since Stall A had the Mask and Stall B had the Statue, the Plate naturally belonged to Stall C with the x1 price.

From there, the roof colors were sorted by examining the spatial constraint clue. The clue stated that neither the Plate stall nor its neighbor use Black roofs.

Because the Plate was at Stall C, its neighbor was Stall B. That meant neither Stall C nor Stall B could have a Black roof. By direct elimination across the three stalls, the Black roof had to belong to Stall A.

Sorting Out The Artists And Final Details

With the Black roof assigned to Stall A, only Blue and Green remained for Stall B and Stall C.

The clue regarding the go-green campaign made the final choice straightforward. It mentioned that the female artist used a Green roof for her campaign. Because Tebuana was at Stall C, Stall C took the Green roof.

That left the Blue roof for Stall B, completing the entire board.

The Point Where I Nearly Went Wrong

The spatial rule stating that neither the Plate stall nor its neighbor use Black roofs requires careful reading. It is easy to glance at the word neighbor and assume Stall A might be excluded if one misidentifies where the stalls sit in relation to one another. Remembering that Stall C only neighbors Stall B on a three-stall row immediately eliminates two of the three columns from having the Black roof, leaving Stall A as the only possible candidate.

Looking Back At The Solution

The breakthrough came from bundling all the scammer clues together at the very beginning. Connecting Stall B's extreme pricing directly to Kaelo and the night schedule left only two stalls to organize, making the neighborhood roof clue and the craft assignments fall into place smoothly.