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Because I was smart enough to see the escape routes, but apparently NOT smart enough to just use them in the, you know, sane and easy way.
In The Rube, I run you around enough trying to find the multi-function switches. The detours, are mainly so you get a glimpse into the variables that make lasers flicker on and off, or see some of the areas I created to navigate around with as I built all of the various traps, and escapes. So many builders want you to follow a set path, I wanted to allow you freedom to wander, observe, and test your own theories. When I replay this now, I like to see how I can get around differently. That always keeps me replaying my favorite TC's by others also.