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TK_pavonineukon · 03-30-2008, 02:37 PM

Wow, you hit the Index pros and cons head on!

I, myself, am an Indexer and I feel like I've hit a roadblock in FFR, since nearly all of the new FMO/FGO songs are made for spread players, but I'm working on stamina and I've gotten really good with fast BPM streams.

But, yeah, if you want to get amazing at FFR, you should probably start learning spread. I'm not that interested in getting great at FFR at this point, so Index is perfectly fine for me. It's also fun to play with and it happens to be the basis of every stepfile I make, which I think was a major problem with my submissions to the FMO/FGO event.

03-30-2008, 02:37 PM	#60
TK_pavonineukon FFR Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 164	Re: FFR Playing Style and Hand Position Guide Wow, you hit the Index pros and cons head on! I, myself, am an Indexer and I feel like I've hit a roadblock in FFR, since nearly all of the new FMO/FGO songs are made for spread players, but I'm working on stamina and I've gotten really good with fast BPM streams. But, yeah, if you want to get amazing at FFR, you should probably start learning spread. I'm not that interested in getting great at FFR at this point, so Index is perfectly fine for me. It's also fun to play with and it happens to be the basis of every stepfile I make, which I think was a major problem with my submissions to the FMO/FGO event. __________________ Correct pronunciation of my s/n: (tē-kā'-păv'ə-nīn'-yū-kŏn) Abbreviations of my s/n that make me go or make me want to rip my eyeballs out of their sockets: pavon, pavonin (um... what's a pavonin???) Correct abbreviations that put a on my face: pav, pavo, TK_pav, pavonine (which is an actual word and I prefer it much more with the "e"), pkon, and anything else as long as it makes sense