In the 8th and 9th column, Reeborg has to go back and forth along the same line ... but the two arrow heads combine to form what looks like an X which is interpreted to mean that it should not go there.
This should be done differently: the most obvious solution is to use the same off-centre path tracing used to show Reeborg's own path.
Consider this world:
In the 8th and 9th column, Reeborg has to go back and forth along the same line ... but the two arrow heads combine to form what looks like an X which is interpreted to mean that it should not go there.
This should be done differently: the most obvious solution is to use the same off-centre path tracing used to show Reeborg's own path.