Kyomu no Kareha no Tsumugiuta [31 -> 35]

**TC_Halogen** · 01-3-2013, 11:20 PM

It is quite surprising to see this file rated so incredibly low, especially with the fact that it boasts some statistics very worthy of some ex-Very Difficult level files. It runs at a minimum of 114 BPM, and a maximum of 130; I feel like the stream areas are on the higher end of the spectrum here too.

The toughest parts of the song feature straight 16th stream, with occasional four note 24th bursts and a few sprints of 24ths from 8 to 12 notes, which are very rarely seen at this difficulty, and they span for a respectable period of the song. In addition to this, the chart utilizes some poly-rhythmic entries/exits, leading off some of these 24th sprints with a single 16th note. There's also a strange looking colored trill in the chart as well.

I feel like this chart could be closer to some of the ex-8s than where it is now; what about you guys?

01-3-2013, 11:20 PM	#1
TC_Halogen Rhythm game specialist. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bel Air, Maryland Age: 32 Posts: 19,376	Kyomu no Kareha no Tsumugiuta [31 -> 35] It is quite surprising to see this file rated so incredibly low, especially with the fact that it boasts some statistics very worthy of some ex-Very Difficult level files. It runs at a minimum of 114 BPM, and a maximum of 130; I feel like the stream areas are on the higher end of the spectrum here too. The toughest parts of the song feature straight 16th stream, with occasional four note 24th bursts and a few sprints of 24ths from 8 to 12 notes, which are very rarely seen at this difficulty, and they span for a respectable period of the song. In addition to this, the chart utilizes some poly-rhythmic entries/exits, leading off some of these 24th sprints with a single 16th note. There's also a strange looking colored trill in the chart as well. I feel like this chart could be closer to some of the ex-8s than where it is now; what about you guys?

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