Reimu glanced down both tunnels, but couldn't see much of anything without following one or the other.  She decided to try going down the left tunnel first, at least a short ways.  If it looked like it would go on for a long ways though, she'd back up and try the right one.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Hope you don't mind me going on a bit of a rant here...<br/><br/>So, one of my pet peeves in games, be it video games, RPs, whatever, is the meaningless choice.  Basically, if there's a choice of options but no information to base any decision off of, you might as well just have one path with a random room at the end.  The player doesn't feel "smart" for picking the "right" path, as it's pretty much just a coin flip.<br/><br/>For instance, this fork here.  There's no detail at all on the paths, aside from which way they're going.  Nothing for me to base an opinion off of.<br/><br/>Now, that's not to say that one answer has to be correct, or right, or something.  Heck, for all I know they could both lead to the same room and I just have the illusion of choice; that doesn't matter.  What does matter is my choice has no basis to go off of.  How to avoid this issue?  Simple: add more detail, more differences.  If there actually are two different rooms that the paths lead to, look at them and see if there's anything distinct about them that you could give me a detail on.  Maybe there's more footprints leading to one room.  Maybe one path has green rocks lining it, the other path has red rocks.  Maybe I can detect a faint peppermint smell from one tunnel.  Basically, as long as I have something to go off of, it doesn't matter if I figure out the actual puzzle; chances are I'll go off on a logical tangent that has nothing whatsoever to do with why you added those details.  But as long as I have something to base my decision off of, even if that something is only in my own head, it's much more engaging than just asking "left or right".<br/><br/>..Sorry about the rant, that's just one of the things I hate...</div></div>