I have to disagree. It's a list of options, albeit taller than a sheet of A4. Instructions: put a cross next to your choice.
If that ballot paper is confusing then you shouldn't be allowed to vote.
If that ballot paper is confusing then you shouldn't be allowed to vote.
What I would say is that the mechanics of AV are more (pseudo?)non-deterministic than the Scottish Parliament system of PR. With PR - seats mirror votes more or less. With AV, nobody really seems to know how things will turn out, and even less representative massive majorities can occur. So in a way AV is more complicated in that sense.
I'm still wondering why I voted for it to be honest.