FFR Scores ~2011 Remix~

[SocoNhydro420]

Very sick AAA's guys, keep up the good work.

Hopefully i can start contributing here again soon

[MaxGhost]

[bassCannon]

wow 33g strawberry is pretty good

you're getting good dude, just gotta clean up the PA and the random boo syndrome

[yo man im awesome]

Disconnected hardkore Get!

EDIT: Also, am I the only one that hears him yell "POTATOES!!!" At around 200-210 combo of Eradication?

rofl POTATOES

[hi19hi19]

Originally Posted by DossarLX ODI

That statement had my insane bias against one handed anchors - I'm really bad at them so that's why I said that before I lucked a splitted handjack AAA

What the hell is an anchor

[bmah]

I'm actually not quite too sure of this myself, as it's a fairly recent term that was coined not all too long ago.

I believe anchoring patterns are ones in which an arrow repeats for an extended period of time, while you simultaneously deal with other arrows. In other words, one arrow is "anchored" while you hit other arrows in different places. These patterns often feel awkward to play, but are pretty common actually.
Some examples include [34][13][34][23][34] etc. where the up arrow stays in place for the duration of this pattern.

Ok once again, I'm not 100% sure, so someone correct me right away if I'm wrong.

[yo man im awesome]

Originally Posted by bmah

I'm actually not quite too sure of this myself, as it's a fairly recent term that was coined not all too long ago.

I believe anchoring patterns are ones in which an arrow repeats for an extended period of time, while you simultaneously deal with other arrows. In other words, one arrow is "anchored" while you hit other arrows in different places. These patterns often feel awkward to play, but are pretty common actually.
Some examples include [34][13][34][23][34] etc. where the up arrow stays in place for the duration of this pattern.

Ok once again, I'm not 100% sure, so someone correct me right away if I'm wrong.

when I first read that, I thought you were just writing a runningman pattern, but then I was like, "o, it's 4:30 in the morning and the "[]"s are moving.. CRAP."

[icontrolyourworld]

Am I improving xD
I honestly can't tell because I don't know what a good score coming from me might be

edit: another score

[TC_Halogen]

For you, that score isn't that great, only because you're very good at SM. You have to get yourself used to FFR's 30 FPS scroll rate and timing windows.

In general, the BB Evo score is alright, but you probably know that you're capable of more than that.

[alloyus]

Better than your Fles

Edit: Bmah, your explanation of an anchor is correct :3

[One Winged Angel]

This might sound dick-ish but considering your SM skill, icy, every FMO that you post that isn't a AAA is bad :3

...maybe barring like ten of them, but those ten should be 3 or fewer~

[krunkykai22]

So decided to try out that Tarrik Engine.

Here's just one of many scores I've gotten ... I like this one though

[DossarLX ODI]

Originally Posted by bmah

I'm actually not quite too sure of this myself, as it's a fairly recent term that was coined not all too long ago.

I believe anchoring patterns are ones in which an arrow repeats for an extended period of time, while you simultaneously deal with other arrows. In other words, one arrow is "anchored" while you hit other arrows in different places. These patterns often feel awkward to play, but are pretty common actually.
Some examples include [34][13][34][23][34] etc. where the up arrow stays in place for the duration of this pattern.

Ok once again, I'm not 100% sure, so someone correct me right away if I'm wrong.

Basically. They're always dealing with one handed issues (like Revolutionary's [34][34][14][34][14] nonmirrored) and many times are unnecessary in FFR charts (like Tell v3, 12 Bar Bloops, Revolutionary Etude, Death Piano's ending gluts are the most extreme of the rest of the file, RATO's transitions, and many others).

[bassCannon]

now.. if you play ridiculous SM files all day long

it will not be so extreme

[i love you]

Honestly, I do not understand why some people even use one handed anchors patterns in their files especially when the BPM is higher than 140. It's so stupid to use them most of the time unless if you know what you're doing. One handed anchors and Jump Chains were always considered index patterns not spread. Unless if you are making an index chart, I encourage people to not even touch these types of patterns when stepping a spread file.

[DossarLX ODI]

Originally Posted by bassCannon

now.. if you play ridiculous SM files all day long

it will not be so extreme

This is a very funny statement because in stepmania you can abuse chord cohesion to get past anchors.

[12]2[12]2[12]2 for example, you can hit as [12][12][12][12][12][12] in stepmania and still AAA it. Another example of chord cohesion abuse is in my Last Winged Unicorn video - obviously if I tried doing that in FFR, I'd split a shitload of goods/averages and then get a lot of boos.

Edit: TARRIK ENGINE !_!



I think I booflagged this twice, ffs (I don't even know where it's coming from)




Fluked - tried again and got 17 clean xd








DAMN RIGHT HAND

[Elite Ninja]

lol nice avatars Dossar

[XCV]

Oh jegus.

Did salvage a nice quickie though.

[igotrhythm]

Icy, that BB Evo is only a few goods ahead of mine, but your jumpstream skills mean that your 4CT is far superior. (God, those 32nds in the intro mess me up so hard.)

I was bragging a bit about this last night, so eh, why not.

[ChessWizard]

Lol half the goods were from the beginning

haaaaaate that beginning