Hah, I tried an xbox controller like the instructions implore you to, but I found it way too imprecise, so I stuck with the keyboard.

I agree about the progress of the first level. I mastered each stage until I could get to the end consistently, then I knew it was just a matter of time.

On the second level, I mastered the first half pretty quickly, actually. The bitch for me was mounting the platform for the descent on the 2nd half. It took me like 20 tries of that just to get past the first spike on the descent.

Third was all timing like you said. Timing and anticipation of the spikes. Not easy, but the easiest of the three imo.

>I just kept rotating. The 360 pad tried to kill my hand. It
>was almost successful.
>
>While the first stage took some time to beat, I still felt
>like I was making progress. The second stage looked easy as
>shit and because of that, I ended up getting stuck on the
>first half for hours. I rarely made it to the last portion of
>the stage.
>
>The third stage was actually really easy once I figured out
>the timing. The problem with that stage is that it's 3rd. My
>hand was not prepared.


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