Vector Field
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** The triple jacks in this file are absolute lunacy. The other minijack patterning is fairly aggressive, but hittable, but the triple jacks are legitimately 10+ points above everything else in the file. If you want this to be playable,
→ Reduce them from hands to jumps!!!! I sincerely think they would still be the hardest part of the file even with this substantial reduction in density.
→ Try to avoid singles into one-handed jumps (e.g. 22.380 left hand). These require insane amounts of control, and at 190 bpm, these jacks are already plenty fast. Again, even with easier transitions, I’d still find these the hardest part of the file.
→ Also watch out for stuff like 22.696 where the 3-note jack on column 3 is secretly a 4-note jack because of the 20th note coming out of it.

The latter two suggestions here will be much easier to incorporate after doing the first.

From a skim, this file looks very well put together technically, so I won’t dig deep on that in this review. It really is mostly just the triple jacks holding this file back--playability-wise, the only other thing that stood out to me as egregious were the right hand 20th pattern at 90.749, 100.854, etc. Quite awkward with the anchor on column 4, and the sound is fading out at this point, so it doesn’t make sense being the toughest pattern in the 20th run. Simple fix though, can just swap columns 3 & 4 in the second of the two OHTs: https://i.imgur.com/AUhd6zr.png

I’ll opt to reject this file instead of FRing because, even with all the nerfs suggested above, the triple jacks would still be hard enough to be potentially spiky--it’s worth taking the time (and the multiple rounds of feedback) to do it right. [6/10]

Judge Score: 6.00 - Rejected