Indo No Sobaya [79 or 77]

[rayword45]

So I got this AAA'd recently, and I have to say, with the possible exception of Frictional Nevada, nearly every former FGO is more intense then this.

Comparing to the 77s that were FGOs

-Lolo is draining for the short time it is, and features some very fast bursts
-Time To Eye is mid 10 mostly, but has 2 difficult sections which are both more intense then the very short trilly section in INS.
-Tsugihagi Construction has some fairly tricky bursts, and they are quite constant.

Indo No Sobaya is very tame for the beginning, although there are 2 minijacks that may trip you up, the fact that they are only 2 notes long means that it's not too difficult. Soon, there are some 24th and 32nd bursts, but again, nothing really over FMO level.

The main hard part is the midsection, which features some difficult transitions and fast trilling, but the part is very brief and the longest one-handed trill is 5 notes.

The ending can be tripped up on, but features only slow jacks and 2 48th bursts which are easily jumptrilled.

Thoughts?

[One Winged Angel]

Agreed. A few of the ex-low FGOs (honki comes to mind as well, as well as Indo), I had kept above the 78+ line only because I thought the community generally accepted these songs as FGO material. Indo, honki, NaiNai, and maybe even Higan Tour never really felt like FGO material to me.

+1

[SC_coolguy44]

The minijacks and the bursts are really the only things in this file that can get you. I'd say this would be FMO (77) material (as well as Honki, Lolo, and Eye).

[stavie33]

discussed this with OWA, 77 seems fine, 79 is way too high. I'd even go as far as 76, but 77 seems better.