najimi breakers
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I have a few pretty prevalent grievances with this file's approach, which are all pretty widespread throughout the chart. I don't think it would be very useful to give the chart a full review since most of my complaints are of this form, so I'll go through the categories and give some early examples of each, with the understanding that the concepts apply throughout.

* 32nd OHTs: These are very spiky and not very fun, and I recommend removing them entirely. See 0.907 / 38.880 / etc. (Two-handed trills like 7.394 are fine.)

* Minijack use: Some minijacks go to perfectly explicit repeated sounds (percussion usually) and these are fine, but others are much less clear and feel pretty arbitrary. The three at 10.299 are much less audible than the others to that point, and ones like 13.813 / 15.434 / 15.840 neither go to a repeated sound nor make much sense for emphasis imo.

* Column bias: This ties into the next note, but make sure you're not accidentally stacking a whole bunch of stuff on one column or one hand. 11.380 is a pretty spicy left-handed pattern; 12.326 is rough on column 2; there are some anchors throughout that don't seem to follow any repeated sound; etc. Given the file is pretty heavy on split trills (which is fine) there are times you may not be able to avoid it completely, but you should be able to cut it down a fair bit.

* Jumpstream patterning could often be more attentive to the song. For instance:
--> I like the OHT at 1.380, but that percussion ends at 1.651, and 1.651 also the same sound as 1.786. Hence 1.651 should be moved to a different jump (separating it from the OHT) and should match 1.786. Changing these and mitigating anchors might look something like this: https://i.imgur.com/KtFZ6Ac.png
--> 4.218 is the same sound as the previous 3 jumps and different from 4.353, so should be a [34].
--> 5.299 is quite distinct from the next hand but you use the same chord.

* Layering (particularly what warrants a hand over a jump) also has some inconsistencies but I feel the playability and streamlining concerns are more pressing here.

- This file can definitely be salvaged (the minijack-and-split-trill approach is fitting), but it does feel sloppy and needs substantial cleanup before acceptance into FFR. [5/10]