Yeah, I remember sg mentioned on KBO how the judging system on FFR was much easier compared to judging in most simfile packs, and his point-and-case example was the fact that Hyperactivity got accepted into FFR.
The song itself is pretty uninspiring. So yeah, I can't complain.
Yeah, I remember sg mentioned on KBO how the judging system on FFR was much easier compared to judging in most simfile packs, and his point-and-case example was the fact that Hyperactivity got accepted into FFR.
Thank god for that. If it were any different, there would never be any new songs on FFR.
Virtually all recent FFR files I have played are satisfactory, meaning there are no issues you can have which won't be stylistic ones, such as how well it conforms to your stepping style's criteria. The simfile scene is flooded with competent sim authors; the criteria for "good" now is so strict that it makes FFR R2 lax by comparison but even in R2's time people were saying that the average player can't tell the difference between a "quality" simfile and a "bad" one. Right now the difference is comical; the designation of "good" or "bad" is so arcane that it's basically just to please other simfile authors.
Felt like playing hyperactivity to see if it being disabled was a good thing or not. Needless to say the song wasn't bad, and the chart wasn't exactly a piece of crap or anything. Definately a lot of other songs could have been thrown to the disabled genre before this one...what exactly inclined the removal of it anyway? Aside from repetivity, can't think of anything really serious.
Oh well FFRmas made up more than enough for the lost FC/AAA and chart so whatever.
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