Quote Originally Posted by TeraRamis View Post
Also, to the people who said 'I ran down the channels the first time on the maze attack' - I've seen like 5 other people do that now, so it's not uncommon. The setup for that attack may take a long time to develop, but it's definitely not clear that what you're looking for is "arrow/mouse in maze that you need to get hit by to save your life." Nothing about that sequence is logical - not the visual; not the getting hit by it. It's fun - it's a lot of fun. It's not obvious in the slightest.
For me personally, I intuitively knew what was going to happen. Doesn't mean I done the mechanic right the first time, but I knew what to do. I think the difference here is down to experience. The setup is similar to older games where you have to 'sort' objects that fall down ropes or tubes where they always take the perpendicular path as they pass them. The same setup has also appeared in newer games as minigames or a puzzle to solve. So, if you have never seen this type of game before, you are essentially learning something new, if you have seen it, you are just going by past experience to help.