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Old 11-17-2010, 12:52 PM   #11
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Default Re: Anti-skill tokens

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Only reason I'm calling it a (high) 12. Is because there's no retarded ass burst **** and intense speed patterns found in the other 13s in this game. 13 just seems to me like it's reserved for megadumps, and since the fastest notes in this file are 24ths, I just seem to want to classify it as a high 12, it's severely lacking the total bullcrap dumpfile aspect of being a 13. Have you SEEN RATO, DP, vROFL, and Tell v3?

What do all of these songs have that Gigadelic does not? (idk about Tell v3, I've never seen the file.)

Jumpgluts, insane bursts, loads of polys, close jacks at high BPM.

I just don't think Gigadelic is nearly chaotic enough to be classified as a full-blown 13. Maybe a 12.8, because yes, the ending is nuts, but pales in comparison to the ending of Death Piano.
The problem with this logic is that it makes for an extremely huge "12" category. We toss crap like Lolo in there and then in the same breath try to argue that Gigadelic belongs in the same category? I think it's far more reasonable to say that Gigadelic is a low-13, whereas DP/RATO are high 13's. Something like DeVouR/Eclipse/Revo/Schmollbluk/etc would be high 12's.
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