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3/27/2015 12:39:55 AM
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I don't have much patience for people who get detected in Gorgons. why? because it is incredibly simple, and the only way you can screw it up is by making a mistake, or by doing something dumb.
The former is forgivable, perhaps a few times at most, but people being dumb isn't and I'll kick them for it.
Jumping puzzle is one thing where, if you are failing it constantly time and time again, then you either aren't good, or you just don't know how to learn from your mistakes.
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Well I admit I'm not good. But. I can't get better unless someone can teach me. I've seen a lot of people have trouble with jump puzzle.
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Yeah but teaching someone requires that they have the ability to actually listen to what you tell them. So many people I have played the Raid with just seem totally incapable of listening to what I say.
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Edited by generic_name_415: 3/27/2015 5:16:35 AMthe jump puzzle. puzzle is such a loosely used description there. if you can't figure out how to jump from here to there, then there to there and so on, I just don't know what to say. crossing a gap by hopping from platform to platform. when did this become difficult? remember double dragon 2? it had a jumping puzzle just like this except in 2D. I died more on that than on the one in VOG, by a large difference edit - not YOU, sir. the general 'you'. a person
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Yeah I know what you mean. I only call it that because that's what the community calls it. It's a stupid name to describe that sequence though.
