05-3-2012, 10:16 PM | #61 |
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
SSSG is a 7? Fake difficulty shouldnt count as part of the difficulty of a file imo.
This is a 11. Its probably indexable even. Slowest FMO, if you do a hjkl setup the trills are completely doable. |
05-3-2012, 10:28 PM | #62 | |
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05-3-2012, 10:30 PM | #63 |
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
OH right, forgot that a v2 was made for that song. Needless to say, it was even lower than a 5 beforehand. I still won't think it matters until the new scale is implemented. If you have problems after that, then you should probably voice your concerns.
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
This, honestly I remember when I used to index that you had to change directions a lot, and the patterns were actually pretty awkward. In a song this speed it was extremely difficult to manage all that, made it much harder than vertex beta even though I think they're close in BPM (I at least know they're close in NPS)
As for whether it should be an FGO or not, I personally think if you have the speed and reading ability to do this song, you also have the ability to do well on other FGO's too like Frictional Nevada or NaiNai (Frictional actually has very close to the same amount of AAA's as FoTBB does) so I think it should be an FGO I'm going to be honest here, I don't get why people think that if the patterns are easy then the chart should be a lower difficulty. Speed is important, if you have the speed then reading a file becomes easier, and if you have an easier time reading a file than weird patterns or crazy bursts won't trip you up as much. With that speed, you can play this and other FGO's fine and it will seem easy, but without it you can barely FC and the file can seem impossible. So what I'm saying is, this file requires a lot of speed and if you have the speed to do it then you probably have the speed to do tons of FGO's too since that will make them much easier, so I think it's fair to call this an FGO Uh sorry for the long rant, I don't think that made much sense and I didn't really have much statistical data :(. Um basically, the speed required for this file is FGO level, I think ability to do songs is mostly based on speed, therefore should be FGO. >.> <.<
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
I forgot that I was still viewing this thread LOL
Anyway, it was a fun read. People have their opinions after all. PS: I personially think that FotBB should stay as a FMO. The only thing I see in this file that might make it a low FGO is that long one hand trill part. Everything else is just straightforward trilling for the most part with some light repetitive rolls here and there. When it comes down to it, I think it all depends on how well you can trill. This file was actually my 4th FMO AAA and at the time, I was not even close to score well on any FGO file nor did I had that much speed.
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05-4-2012, 12:44 PM | #68 |
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
AJ, your whole cooking argument is arrogant as hell. What I got from it is, "All you noobs don't know shit, so keep your mouths shut."
The cooking argument should be saved for a stepping argument if not withheld completely, because creating stepfiles is the closest rhythm gaming context I can think of to 'cooking' chicken. Playing the chart and judging it is closer to 'eating' chicken, so I guess everybody's taste buds are defective. I'm getting sick of using this analogy since it doesn't even apply to this situation, since nobody is criticizing arch0wl's stepping. PS. Arch0wl I hate you for stepping this monstrosity of a file. That is all.
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
Subjectivemanias coming in here, but the hardest part of the file is that 4343 transition from that long runningman, this file is nowhere near as straightforward with its random patterns. I'm still standing at high 11 for this though, it doesn't warrant an FGO rating on the current 1-12 scale. On the 1-20 scale, it might be a different case.
rushy, that's what my post was getting at... the people who are having lots of trouble (which is the majority of the community mind you, not just a handful of top tier players) have the best idea on why the file is so hard for them. Having a top tier player just come in and be like "learn different play styles, learn to trill, etc" is just absolutely arrogant. I can even go as far as to saying: anyone who says "learn the file" should get less than 20 goods FC on Death Piano, and as long as you don't have under 20g FC, you are just arrogant and you suck. Or just don't use the "stop sucking" argument in the first place. In fact, if it's so easy, go learn to switch to index on the one handed trills in Death Piano and learn to quad transition along with learning the jumpgluts and the trill. I agree that purposely making the file harder for yourself by not utilizing certain things does not justify harder difficulty, but it's another thing to ignore the other players who are having way more trouble.
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05-9-2012, 02:55 PM | #72 |
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
One of the hardest, if not the hardest FMO's in the game for me. I had to train index for months to get the AAA, and I still find you either get it or your PA is awful. The blue note syndrome is atrocious, what's worse is the backgrounds bright as **** leading to lots of lag and funky spacing, and it IS fast to do the one handed trills, even the trills in general. Many will have to switch to index just to do the song. However it's a song that's so based on what you're good at. For example I'm awful at one handed trills, and background songs make my computer lag, so for me, especially with my current comp, it's harder than most FGO's. I don't think I can even SDG it anymore since I haven't indexed in forever, and I've never clean FC'd it spread. It's a song that forces most people to learn a new playing style, that says a lot. Unlike AIM anthem though which is pretty easy to cheat spread, this song is not. I however realize it's such an opinionated song (depends on your computer, as in if it can hold blue notes over backgrounds with no lag at all, it's straight 16ths, otherwise you're in trouble) and you can do trills, then it's not that bad. Thus I leave it really high FMO, which it is, like 81 or something is fine.
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Trills are basically as fast K8107's. FotBB tops NPS at 14, K8107 tops NPS at 16. It's a 10.
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I have proof to be reasonably intelligent, ur dum n stuff. It's a 10
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K8107: 0-0-0-0 FOTBB: 81-21-0-60 Come again. Seriously, it's a song you just need to play because stuff we say in theory is a ton more irrelevant than in practice. v-- Not sure if trolling or trolling. Last edited by Hakulyte; 05-9-2012 at 03:38 PM.. |
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I suck at VCs, I AAA'd K8107 when it was still a FMO. I haven't AAA'd FotBB, hence it's a 10.
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
Sorry, Scintill, I thought you were making an actual argument. Carry on~
I still think, in general, that player statistics are really important when deciding difficulty. Maybe not as important as they are in TS (where difficulty is pmuch entirely determined by player scores, afaik) but it should certainly matter a lot more than some random top player's opinions on how hard patterns are. Whether we are using a 1-13 difficulty system or a 1-20 (or 1-50 or 1-100 or open-ended) we really need to be setting benchmark files and then comparing statistics, in a way that will not be affected by how long songs have been out or how hard they are to unlock. If the whole community statistically finds file A significantly harder than file B, file A is harder, no matter what *any* individual player says.
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Re: Flight of the Bumblebee [11 or 12]
hey, this is not a place to post irrelevant materials.
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