From: metroid composite | #092
It's that they're freaking slow. Like...compare to even "slow" puzzle games such as sliding puzzles in Professor Layton. You can still make your next move in 1-2 seconds. In FFX it's more like 10-20 seconds. When it takes that long to try a new move, it's just not fun.
That's just because of the terrible text system.
>There is a glyph here
*delay before allowing input*
>Do you want to take the sphere?
*delay before allowing input*
>Yes
*slow-ass animation removing the sphere*
>You removed the sphere
*slow-ass animation showing the glyph going away*
>You now are holding a sphere
*delay before allowing input*
But they might have done that, thinking that the trials were too short? I mean, sure when you first see the trial you are overwhelmed by all the puzzles, but if you just take it as it comes, step by step, you find that they are actually quite simple and require relatively few steps.
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