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Hint 2: You don't have to go all the way to the end of the trail to finish it, there are short cuts available half way through, and you may find a few youtube videos about them.
I understand your frustration, i myself hate the fire trail a lot here, and like you, think the coding at wind trail is bad due to different platform resulted in different patterns (it's a lot easier and more stable on the phone, but on the PC different fps results in different calculation on the wind, very very bad design for a platformer). But as challenges goes, they are meant to be hard (so most players have to swallow their complaints due to the debates always ended in player skill discussion...), and some players are good or bad at certain genres (making it hard to tell which one is worse than the other in the discussions...), the fact is, having several trails of different genres will sooner or later get a player stuck on stuffs they aren't good at. 3 out of 4 trails required precise "Timing" as a key and not all players are good at that, especially when all 4 trails goes against the whole game's original design and put the players on wingless situation makes it worse if a player isn't mentally prepared to be grounded that way. The devs probably got the whole "idea" from players who tried to play the whole game in wingless mode as a "challenge" (you can find those among the vloggers, as they made a sort of boom back where they teach players how to be wingless using the glitch in the game...).
So in the end, the trails are often one of the spot most players avoid (some don't even want to recover the winged lights there after Eden), but we also can't deny that there are players who goes in those trails for candle run, which i probably have to salute them for their love of challenge...
Earth Trial gave me some hope as I actually had a lot of fun with it........and then I started the Air Trial and I haven't been this tilted since I played Overwatch back in the day.
Like, I get what they were going for and it could have been so fun but there is no consistency in how far the candle arrow platforms send you and I've been having to just throw myself at them again and again in hopes that eventually it will send me where I actually need to go. '
If I ever get through this one I dread what the Fire Trial is going to be like :/
Got lucky with a guide for the Fire Trial. They were already carrying someone on their shoulders who had a candle out and offered me a hand to hold before guiding me though the whole thing.
Still have not completed that one.
Agreed. I was absolutely livid while trying to get through them on my own but in the end it is a cool part of the game that some players enjoy, others don't. I had help with all of the trials except for Earth and I made some in game friends from it so I no longer hate it with a passion even if I absolutely understand why people hate them so much.
Players have for many years complained about the challenge these trials have presented.
I am not dissing people struggling in the air trail by saying it is a "skill issue".
Because at least a quarter of the trial is literally a case of "trial and error," because of the unreliable feature that undermines a core mechanic for skykids.
Skykids are helpless against the winds that throw them about like chickens in a wind tunnel.
It is not a "skill issue" when a launch spot is more consistent with overshooting or underpowering.
Even competent players that can make these jumps would end up fumbling because of the randomness.
As for the other trials. They at least are comparably more stable.
But granted, water trail is at times unfair when players lose for just stepping into the water (server desync issue), the earth trail at times let skykids slip off blocks (partially skill issue, but also a wonky mechanic), and fire trial is more gruelling for solo skykids (most likely a skill issue, because it is easier with other players/friends).
I agree that the trails need a few tweaks.
But them being challenging is intended.
The point of these trails are that they are not meant to be easy. But with the same token are not meant to be frustrating either.
Please do give your feedback in the Discord.
It may not guarantee that TGC would make changes, but hopefully would have them reconsider if they truly care about the quality of life in the game.