Originally Posted by
kidsafe
2) The gap progresses from right to left and loops back. If the gap was last on the far left, it will appear again on the far right.
There is also a predictable pattern that the gaps will follow between sets of fire lines, it's tricky to explain so I'll try be as clear as I can with my terms.
There are 5 fire beams in each set.
There are 3 sets of fire beams that you have to navigate, by going through the gaps.
In each set the gap moves from right to left and then cycles back.
Here is a crude diagram:
Code:
END
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
START
So in each set of lines the gap will go from 1-5 then back to 1 and repeat.
At any point in time, the gaps are positioned 2 spaces to the left (facing from START) of the previous one.
If the gap in the first set is at 1, the second gap will be at 3, and the third gap will be at 5.
When you move through a gap, by the time you reach the next one it will cycle. So if you intend to run straight through you should aim for 3 spaces left.
Here are some example paths you can take if you want to run straight through (especially helpful for melee to keep pace with the weapon):
1, 4, 2 (first gap, second gap, third gap)
2, 5, 3
3, 1, 4
etc. hopefully you get the idea.
edit: here's an image I made to help explain it more visually for my guild forums http://i.imgur.com/f9CxJX6.jpg
if you watch a video of a melee doing the belt the pattern should become very apparent.