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But it’s also one of the more difficult stages.
So many who play it just once end up not liking after dying many times or maybe loosing all lives and having to start over.
But for those who play the game and try to go for ranks. They’re bound to practice and learn the stage design
And that one homing attack chain that ends with rings, but if you miss the light dash then you bounce to your death. Its easier to just ignore the light dash suggestion and homing attack across.
This and people who have only played it once will try do the puzzle properly. Switching about 4-5 switches instead of either jumping off the red block and onto the one with the artificial chaos. Press one switch for rocket and the ball switch on the side of red block. Do a big spin dash jump and get goal ring.
Or the other way of super bouncing on red block spin dash under the rocket and then walk over the kill plane under the goal ring and get an easier A rank. These unintended glitches are what makes the game more enjoyable imo