Handling Streams

midimanXG · 07-21-2006, 08:15 AM

Here's the deal.

Lately, ive been putting off FFR/ playing DDR for a while ( see: 1 year ), until I figure out my arcade has an DDR cabinet with an ITG2 upgrade. so time flies till I finally get up the nerve to tackle the hard 9's and 10's ( since ive heard ITG was extremely hard, I had been playing 1 foot down from what I usually do ), only to find I cant handle heavy streams.

I already know about flatfooting and stuff like that, but the thing is, I cant really get myself on beat to them, im either lifting up my feet too high, or stomping them to fast.

Any sort of technique/tips/flames you guys know thatll help?

- EDIT -

I took a stepchart and edited it so you can see what im talking about.

Trouble area's in outlined pink.
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/7...ermarksrt7.gif

07-21-2006, 08:15 AM	#1
midimanXG FFR Player Join Date: Feb 2005 Age: 34 Posts: 63	Handling Streams Here's the deal. Lately, ive been putting off FFR/ playing DDR for a while ( see: 1 year ), until I figure out my arcade has an DDR cabinet with an ITG2 upgrade. so time flies till I finally get up the nerve to tackle the hard 9's and 10's ( since ive heard ITG was extremely hard, I had been playing 1 foot down from what I usually do ), only to find I cant handle heavy streams. I already know about flatfooting and stuff like that, but the thing is, I cant really get myself on beat to them, im either lifting up my feet too high, or stomping them to fast. Any sort of technique/tips/flames you guys know thatll help? - EDIT - I took a stepchart and edited it so you can see what im talking about. Trouble area's in outlined pink. http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/7...ermarksrt7.gif __________________ part of ssc. hi guys Last edited by midimanXG; 07-21-2006 at 08:38 AM..

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