Unfortunately this chart misses the mark on several aspects.

To begin with, most of the hard parts were stepped without much focus on avoiding uncomfortable anchors or hand-biases. I understand that this was originally made for top contestants who can easily hit all of those anyway, but from lower-level players' perspective, some of those are quite spiky and sometimes don't really make sense:
- 59.679-1:00.954: left hand is taking all the minijacks while the right hand is just trilling
- 1:22.854-1:27.654: too many anchors here, 1:22.929-1:23.454 and 1:25.479-1:26.454 being the worst offenders at column 2
- 1:27.654-1:30.954: this is one of the most mindblockable patterns I've ever seen. After a few playthroughs, I completely gave up trying to hit this part.
- 1:37.404-1:38.229, 1:42-504-1:42.754, 1:47.354-1:48.204: watch the left hand
- 1:51.654-1:52.554: column 1 anchor
- 2:02.454-2:03.654, 2:07.254-2:08.454: stepping these as flams is giving too much attention to what's barely audible at 1.0x speed, at the cost of an unreadable coloring; just use jumps
- 2:04.854-2:06.054: all the OHTs with column 2 & 3 anchors
- 2:22.104-2:26.904: watch the left hand, especially column 2
- 2:27.354-2:28.854: this kind of transition between dense rolls is impossible compared to the rest of the chart

Then, several parts were audibly mistimed or omitted, leading to a confusing experience:
- 18.654-19.254: 16ths
- 1:03.954-1:07.253, 1:08.454-1:09.654: wubs start from 8ths
- 1:08.304-1:08.454: 32nds
- 1:12.054-1:12.279: not 16ths, and not strong enough to be jumps
- 1:43.854: why are they flams? My guess is to dump the scream, but then it was stepped as 24ths before.
- not as audible as those above, but since 2:02.454-2:03.654, 2:07.254-2:08.454 are not aligned to standard snaps I would expect them to be at least accurately timed, but they are not.
- 2:20.754-2:21.054: no they don't get slower. These should be 24ths
- 2:21.504-2:21.654, etc.: fast rolls, not jumps. I guess the current one is better to score with a tight timing window, but FFR has a fairly large one so it shouldn't be a concern.
- There are more throughout the chart, but you get the idea.

Sometimes, when a section repeats, the patterns are inconsistent:
- 1:13.253-1:20.454: 8ths are not effectively capturing the voice, unlike 30.054-38.454
- 2:02.454-2:03.654, 2:07.254-2:08.454: The second one is much harder despite musically being the same
- 2:18.054-2:18.054: the same sound appeared 5 seconds ago, why are they suddenly flams

Due to these factors, I think it needs a considerable amount of tweaks for acceptance. Among other things, remember that an FFR chart's main audience is the players with similar skill levels to the chart. For such a high difficulty of 100+, small anchors or hand imbalance can easily snowball into a spike for them.

Judge Score: 5.00 - Rejected