Content should be challenging to execute... Not challenging to learn

[Outfoxed]

By using logic, There are meteor falling, you can see that you can't stack them, then golems pop out of meteors, if you kill them without letting them eat the meteors, then other meteors will pop and probably wipe the raid, then you should think : there might be a way to destroy the meteor, you will surely try things and discover that golems can eat meteors.

Also for Ice Fire and Thunder it's quite easy to understand, someone will automatically get hit by both and see that it cancel each others.

The only annoying part for T9 is the dives but after a few try and analyze of the situation you can see patterns and work on a reaction.

What?

Are you trying to tell me trial and error is intuitive?

By definition trial and error is NOT intuitive. Trial and error is throwing things at the wall until something sticks.

I would use the words "by your logic" like you but we both know there was no logic

[Higashikata]

What?

Are you trying to tell me trial and error is intuitive?

By definition trial and error is NOT intuitive. Trial and error is throwing things at the wall until something sticks.

I would use the words "by your logic" like you but we both know there was no logic

How would you design raid mechanics then? I'm actually curious on this.

[lololink]

What?

Are you trying to tell me trial and error is intuitive?

By definition trial and error is NOT intuitive. Trial and error is throwing things at the wall until something sticks.

I would use the words "by your logic" like you but we both know there was no logic

It is logic, you have an issue, you try things to fix it. Dark souls and other die and retry games do it and people like it, its not all memories, you have to react quickly too.

[Viridiana]

Are you trying to tell me trial and error is intuitive?

By definition trial and error is NOT intuitive. Trial and error is throwing things at the wall until something sticks.

I'm curious what you do when your intuition tells you two things that lead to two mutually exclusive outcomes. Like if it were to tell you that meteors are bad but that golems eating meteors is also bad.