Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

[Mahou]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

I've requested a sticky as well, but I need to add more to the guide. I'm still working on video clips.

[Mahou]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

hi

my tip for anybody who dislikes competition: stay casual, stay optimistic, play what's fun for you, achieve what you think needs to be achieved, and don't rage at the game, your keyboard or anything that goes towards judging a file, i.e. "this file sucks because of x and x"... rage at yourself for not trying enough

I've played with this in mind for a few years and I've made it quite far !!


and some quotes I've thought about through my time on this site which I think are important to be taken into consideration in order to keep the atmosphere nice and clean for everybody around here:

- let others brag for you, keep your arrogance for yourself
- and learn how to properly share proper scores, both for your own and our good


Keeping a nice atmosphere here for everybody is important, yo

Couple of things I think I can add:

1 - During long FFR sessions, it's probably a good idea to mix up the difficulty of the songs you're playing. If you're trying to unlock Otaku Speedvibe [Oni], don't just play nonstop FMO's and up. The more FMO's you attempt and fail to AAA, the more frustrated you're going to find yourself. Take a break and play some songs you know for sure you can AAA and just take it easy for a while.

2 - Some people do well under pressure. Me personally, I tend to crack under pressure, so this advice is more for people like me. Don't always think too hard about how well you're going to do on a song. Oddly enough, I've made big improvements on songs simply by not caring how well I actually do. I don't feel any pressure from thinking "I really hate this song, watch me get a few BS misses" and I don't feel any pressure from thinking "I'm so close to AAAing this song, I have to get the AAA this time!" I just relax and have fun with the game, and any improvements come naturally.

3 - If you're using R^3, always always always always keep Amazing Accuracy on. I've seen a few people say they find it annoying. And, honestly, I can't play that well without it. Having Amazing on makes me more aware of when I start drifting off-beat. If I see I'm picking up a lot of Perfects, I can adjust my speed before I get a Good. Without Amazing timing, there's no clear way for me to tell if I'm starting to drift or not. Those Perfects could be dead on, or they could be on the borderline of being a Good. Amazings help keep me on-beat.

Good information guys. I will implement it into the guide. I put about 6 hours into making this so far, so I'm just taking a little break.

[Mahou]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

Still working on this. There were a few more things I was willing to add, and discovered some other things as well that I thought were pretty important.

[Mahou]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

updated some more~
Read additional tips.

[rushyrulz]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

fix the bold tag, you should mention that a frame rate of 31+ will allow you to play songs that are longer than 9 minutes. May want to link this http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...d.php?t=137914

[Mahou]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

fix the bold tag, you should mention that a frame rate of 31+ will allow you to play songs that are longer than 9 minutes. May want to link this http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...d.php?t=137914

Fix'd.

Also, that thread was already mentioned in the guide. (Judge offset portion)

[Palm_Tree]

Re: Mahou's FFR Guide/Tools

*bump*

Excellent guide, thank you.