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This is possibly not an example -- the confusion here stems from the random nature of the moves and attacks, not from obscuration: it\'s not made clear here that the attacks are random.
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This is quite possibly not an example -- the confusion here stems from the random nature of the moves and attacks, not from obscuration: it\\\'s not made clear here that the attacks are random.
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* ConfusionFu: TheJoker, being the Joker, manages to work this in as part of his gameplay. His \
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* ConfusionFu: TheJoker, being the Joker, manages to work this in as part of his gameplay. His \\\"Magic Trick\\\" move, which creates a smokescreen of green gas, can blend into four very different attacks. This can be very difficult to predict which one a player will use.
