Luv Can Save U is like, I don't want to be all over bmah again, but this is pretty mediocre song choice. Like, pop my collar and grab my fedora and pickup artist literature and Acqua Di Gio, I'm listening to Luv Can Save U! I'm sorry bmah, the chart is perfect, of course, but not even you can make this sound good X_X. Hideki Naganuma, please change your stage name to DJ Usherfan so I don't accidentally listen to you.
I don't get the reference to DJ Usherfan, but w/e
Anyways, if you said this on Bemanistyle, the whole community would pounce on you lmao. Even if it's a matter of taste. This is the guy who makes Jet Set Radio songs!
enjoy having every guy ask if they can get some love on their weiner
Originally posted by Izzy
I also like the nps scale. The standard ITG scale for harder files is blown out of proportion and no longer makes sense.
Originally posted by kommisar
nps is still a better idea for ratings
Originally posted by klimtkiller
there is 1 tip for people going to college. When you're in college, you'll be 16, which is the age where (where i live) you can get laid lawfully. basically, get laid asap when they look the best.
Originally posted by Rapta
My logic is that the brain processes in 60 FPS so I play 60 FPS.
Enchanting Venus:
Elite_Ninja really likes his yet another Newground techno McCain music mm?? In any case, this is a fine simfile which gets rigid in the last part of the song. Despite the hands at the end, I don't think it's a 50 compared to songs of similar difficulties. The song has a cool beat to it though.
LUV CAN SAVE U:
Naganuma can do no wrong, they say. And this song's no exception. The guy has made music for Sega for many years, and they're pretty catchy to listen to. I hope you guys enjoy the chart for this song. Hi19 cannot complain of any such difficulty spikes in this file. It's pretty consistent, and I hope that makes the song all the more enjoyable for everyone. This song is from beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro.
Devilz Staircase:
Yet another song from beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro, this is OSTER Project's debut song in the game's series. Unsurprisingly, it sounds like a lot of other OSTER Project songs featured on FFR. Razor made a pretty interesting file with a lot of variety, and it won't keep you bored. The ending's rather nerve-wracking. The chart itself has a ton of misrhythms though, as well as other things that I probably would've stepped differently. It didn't detract from my enjoyment though. Fun to play.
Cutthroat:
This is a scary file, especially for D4 players. The weird colored bursts in the first third of the song is pretty messy, and hard to execute right. When you get past that though, they're mostly 32nds which can be jumptrilled fairly easily, save for the weird three-arrow 32nd rolls near the end. The shortness of the song makes it more enjoyable for me to play. The song, um...not much to say. I'll call it buzzy song #1.
Lawn Wake XI:
Gamelan sounds. Gong. Time for meditation...then all hell breaks loose. So much for attempting zen. Erhm! The song sounds strangely Indonesian or Thai at its beginning and end, but everything else has the zoop doop buzzy sounds that'll dub this buzzy song #2. The chart itself is pretty brutal, and it doesn't help that the BPM is probably half of what it should be (hence the odd colors for the bursts). The file actually grew on me and I enjoy the challenge, but it's certainly an acquired taste that not everyone will enjoy. There are still a few parts I can't even properly comprehend, but oh well...I get a kick out of playing this file.
Stinger:
Guess what...buzzy song #3! I don't think there's any one singular part of this file that is "unreasonable", but the fact is that these patterns are relentless, appear asymmetrical and random, and are tiring to play. I like playing this to an extent, but it tires me out quick. There's something about the constant stream of bursts that makes it hard for me to process this chart. Fitting difficulty!
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