the aspects of those files that merit scarhand for AAA aren't really comparable, despite both being dominant in jumpstream
Dawn tests consistency to a much large degree than RtF, and despite having a slower bpm, contains trickier patterning
RtF's js is incredibly repetitive and rolly for a ton of the file length (definitely knocking down the difficulty compared to other 200bpm charts), but increased bpm warrants a scarhand unlock for the speed test it presents, in slight tangent with consistency given the 2.4k notecount
Dawn is certainly easier for a player to SDG prior to any other low FGO js file, but nailing a perfect score is arguably deserving of scarhand
If the board gets flooded with a ton of 'first FGO' AAAs, I'll bump it down, but until then I think it's probably fine where it is
Played both Return to Fire and Into a Dawn for the first time
I feel like Return to Fire is marginally more difficult than Into a Dawn to the extent that the files can be compared, but I'm also fairly confident that players won't be AAA'ing Into a Dawn in droves to get Scarhand. It's just... not a very whoreable file
HIGHEST AAA:Necropotence [90] HIGHEST SDG: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4) HIGHEST FC: Six Acid Strings [101] HIGHEST SCORE: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4)
I just sightread Undici for the first time, turns out I'm 111th best at quadmashing for 3 minutes and 18 seconds. Who knew!?
Highest FC: Fish Hell (67) 118-8-0-17
Highest SDG: On Conquest and Capture (49) 8-0-0-0
Highest BF: All of the World (24)
Highest AAA: After Altair (11)
HIGHEST AAA:Necropotence [90] HIGHEST SDG: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4) HIGHEST FC: Six Acid Strings [101] HIGHEST SCORE: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4)
HIGHEST AAA:Necropotence [90] HIGHEST SDG: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4) HIGHEST FC: Six Acid Strings [101] HIGHEST SCORE: Magical 8 Bit Tour [100] (7-0-0-4)
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