omfg 37 1/2 hours???

**lightdarkness** · 12-2-2003, 03:57 PM

on ddr freak and bend.com they report that a world record was set on a DDR Extreme machine, dancing 37 hrs straight, with 30 seconds between songs, and 1 15 minuet break every 8 hrs
all i gotta say is, i am gonna try
http://bend.com/news/ar_view^3Far_id^3D12608.htm <----full story

makaveli121212 · 12-2-2003, 04:48 PM

i heard one of the best players got his 300th AAA on max 300 recently

VxDx · 12-2-2003, 04:54 PM

What a pansy, playing slower songs... He should have just played PSM oni over and over. THEN it would be a record

**nestlekwik** · 12-2-2003, 05:22 PM

No way. You can't play all pansy songs to be listed in Guiness. I've looked into this and according to the official rules you can not repeat a song/difficulty until you have played every single song/difficulty combination in the game. Meaning once you play Daikenkai Standard you can't play it again until you've played every single song/difficulty combo in the game. Furthermore, you have to maintain some sort of performance for a majority of the songs, meaning you have to sort of "freestyle" during every song - even on heavy. The break thing is right on - no more than 30 sec. between songs and a 15-minute break every eight hours and if you fail, you start over. It's totally cool this was done as a fundraiser, but I doubt one could play for nearly a day without having to attempt a harder song. At near 150 songs in EX at about 1:30 each in duration, that's 225 minutes (almost 4 hours) per difficulty gametime (not including menu selection, game setup, etc.), so in an entire day, the two should have gone through each difficulty almost twice. My point is when going for the record you can't stick to slow, easy songs - shit, I could play for about 3 days, maybe more, like that. I'd like to know exactly what record was broke as it can't be the official Guiness record. Like the article says it will stand as an unofficial record - still commendable and I love the fact this raised money, very cool, but the article makes it seem like he won an Olympic medal in DDR.

plasmix · 12-2-2003, 07:45 PM

OMFG THE GUYS FAT

Daikenkai · 12-5-2003, 09:08 PM

yeah, but he played slow songs!

**Cenright** · 12-5-2003, 09:22 PM

You walk around Disneyland for 10 hours one day and YOU are tired!

Privateer · 12-5-2003, 10:45 PM

Spazzbite is the one in the back in black.

Anticrombie0909 · 12-7-2003, 08:12 PM

Lol spazz is an uggo XD

**Spazzbite** · 12-9-2003, 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anticrombie0909

Lol spazz is an uggo XD

yeah i look like one in that pic, but i'm a chick magnet IRL

anyways I am really good friends with the kid that completed it. He was planning for 40-48 straight hours, but only got to 37 and a half. He was definitely tired through the whole thing, especially since he never had ANY caffiene through the whole record. And about 17 hours i think it was into the record, they tried Sakura heavy, and Chris failed, leaving Drew to do the record himself. This meant free DDR for everyone there on one side of the machine

managed to get probably 35-40 free stages in, which was really nice. When our arcade gets a IIDX machine, him and I just might hafta set the same kinda record for IIDX

Elipsis · 12-24-2003, 08:30 PM

wait, exactly what mode was it on there?

did you fail if you missed a step, or just keep playing until you fail a song normally?

couldn't you just pick the 6-8 foot heavy songs or... light songs all day that way?

hEaLiNgViSiOnAnGeLicMiX · 12-25-2003, 01:26 PM

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yeah, but he played slow songs!

I've got something to say about this. What I heard was that MOST of the time, he was on light. Honestly think about it, Walking at just a slow pace for 37 1/2 hours is already tiring. Now think about this, other than just dancing *stepping or whatever you want to call it* what else do you have to do? Concentrate on the beat, read the arrows the etc... it's alot harder than some other guy watching would think. After about 20 hours, simply dancing on light would probably feel like heavy. I mean honestly, do you really think it's actually POSSIBLE for a normal person to accomplish that on nothing but hardcore heavy songs? No, I didn't think so either.

lightswitch_raves · 12-25-2003, 08:23 PM

goddamn ddrfreak. i was banned from their forums two years ago -_-''
"cries in shame"

UltimateWeapon · 01-3-2004, 09:46 PM

This cant be a world record, or at least recent, because last year (i think it was) some people came and played for 68 hours (i think, it might have been 63) straight, following the above rules, so this might be an old news item.. if ya want, i can tell ya where it happened, and everything

12-2-2003, 03:57 PM	#1
lightdarkness Summer!! Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: New York Age: 35 Posts: 11,308	omfg 37 1/2 hours??? on ddr freak and bend.com they report that a world record was set on a DDR Extreme machine, dancing 37 hrs straight, with 30 seconds between songs, and 1 15 minuet break every 8 hrs all i gotta say is, i am gonna try http://bend.com/news/ar_view^3Far_id^3D12608.htm <----full story __________________

12-5-2003, 09:08 PM	#6
Daikenkai FFR Player Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Michigan Age: 34 Posts: 117	yeah, but he played slow songs! __________________ Mackinac Island, MI FFR Veteran since early 2000's.

12-5-2003, 09:22 PM	#7
Cenright You thought I was a GUY?! Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Beaumont (A town with 25 times fewer people than this site) Age: 37 Posts: 3,139	You walk around Disneyland for 10 hours one day and YOU are tired! __________________ http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...Cube_in_55.mpg

12-5-2003, 10:45 PM	#8
Privateer FFR Player Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NJ Posts: 2,962	Spazzbite is the one in the back in black. __________________

12-25-2003, 08:23 PM	#13
lightswitch_raves FFR Player Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 432	goddamn ddrfreak. i was banned from their forums two years ago -_-'' "cries in shame" __________________ t(\'-\'t)

12-2-2003, 04:54 PM	#3
VxDx FFR Player Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,871	What a pansy, playing slower songs... He should have just played PSM oni over and over. THEN it would be a record

12-2-2003, 05:22 PM	#4
nestlekwik Retired Staff Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nestlekwikland, Ohio Age: 42 Posts: 2,317	No way. You can't play all pansy songs to be listed in Guiness. I've looked into this and according to the official rules you can not repeat a song/difficulty until you have played every single song/difficulty combination in the game. Meaning once you play Daikenkai Standard you can't play it again until you've played every single song/difficulty combo in the game. Furthermore, you have to maintain some sort of performance for a majority of the songs, meaning you have to sort of "freestyle" during every song - even on heavy. The break thing is right on - no more than 30 sec. between songs and a 15-minute break every eight hours and if you fail, you start over. It's totally cool this was done as a fundraiser, but I doubt one could play for nearly a day without having to attempt a harder song. At near 150 songs in EX at about 1:30 each in duration, that's 225 minutes (almost 4 hours) per difficulty gametime (not including menu selection, game setup, etc.), so in an entire day, the two should have gone through each difficulty almost twice. My point is when going for the record you can't stick to slow, easy songs - shit, I could play for about 3 days, maybe more, like that. I'd like to know exactly what record was broke as it can't be the official Guiness record. Like the article says it will stand as an unofficial record - still commendable and I love the fact this raised money, very cool, but the article makes it seem like he won an Olympic medal in DDR.

12-2-2003, 07:45 PM	#5
plasmix FFR Player Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: TX Posts: 3,639	OMFG THE GUYS FAT

12-7-2003, 08:12 PM	#9
Anticrombie0909 FFR Player Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,683	Lol spazz is an uggo XD

12-24-2003, 08:30 PM	#11
Elipsis FFR Player Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 313	wait, exactly what mode was it on there? did you fail if you missed a step, or just keep playing until you fail a song normally? couldn't you just pick the 6-8 foot heavy songs or... light songs all day that way?

01-3-2004, 09:46 PM	#14
UltimateWeapon FFR Player Join Date: May 2003 Location: HERE! Posts: 80	This cant be a world record, or at least recent, because last year (i think it was) some people came and played for 68 hours (i think, it might have been 63) straight, following the above rules, so this might be an old news item.. if ya want, i can tell ya where it happened, and everything __________________

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