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Originally Posted by komochii

nerves and the rush of AAAing something are like, the best part of FFR tho ;-;

edit: its a stretch of a situation but imagine death piano started with the long 32nd trill, you gotta admit the file would probably be a bit easier to AAA lol

Yeah it's arguable that a situation like that is easier in terms of AAA difficulty because you don't have the whole file in front of you to deal with before getting to that section that will potentially ruin your score whereas at the start you would be able to efficiently grind at it until you pass the section with an AAA.

But it is those "stretch of a situation" that we tend to avoid the ambiguity that follows. I would say something along those lines is an afterthought in consideration instead of the main focus of judging the chart.

rip Rob, he was always better at explaining what we meant or anything difficulty related.