DrDrizzay101
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For me, I was more nervous trying to deviate from something I've done countless times. It makes you start second guessing everything if you change what you do just because someone says there's a safer way.
I don't disagree with you either, and part of the reason why my run was successful was because we got the "flawless with one death run" which took away a lot of the pressure, but unless you are willing to let people practice the jumps on their own over and over again, asking someone to blindly do the spiral jump is asking for as much trouble as taking the risk of bouncing off the wall or whatever.
Flawless raider is supposed to be challenging, people need to take responsibility for doing their homework and knowing the raid extremely well. Nobody should be trying to learn the spiral during a live run, I've always recommended the exact opposite when people don't know it. If someone wipes on the jumps, then they need to practice it until they know it and I say this every single time I run with a group. The problem is people don't take it seriously enough, or they think they know it but really don't, or a different person wipes the next time, etc.
It's crazy to talk about deviating from something you're more familiar with, or to talk about asking someone to do the spiral blind. Anyone running flawless should be intimately familiar with every last nook and cranny in the VoG, from the platforms to the order the Atheon oracles spawn in the left vs. right portals etc. I'll never understand why people have so much resistance to this. Take 5-10 minutes to learn it and then there's no downside.