Well, i think we can all agree that Dark with Invisible arrows would be the hardest setting =P
Hidden and Sudden, i think, even out. Blink is a little harder because it's annoying and looks more like you're working with shitty frame rates than anything. of course, this is all compensated for if you've memorized the song.. but at that point, what's the point?
Dizzy and Mini are pretty easy to compensate for, and really only work to affect people as easily confused as i. Most ffr players i think don't notice an increase in dificulty, just makes the game look mroe fun. Tornado, however, makes a song expnonentially harder as you actually have to look at the arrows and which way they're pointed, instead of thier genral location and where they're going.
and of course, Dark, while making things a little harder, is actually easy to compensate for: just stick a thin piece of tape on your monitor where the arrows -should- be and just hit the buttons when the steps reach the tape *shrug*. Or someone with a decent visual imagination.
Hidden and Sudden, i think, even out. Blink is a little harder because it's annoying and looks more like you're working with shitty frame rates than anything. of course, this is all compensated for if you've memorized the song.. but at that point, what's the point?
Dizzy and Mini are pretty easy to compensate for, and really only work to affect people as easily confused as i. Most ffr players i think don't notice an increase in dificulty, just makes the game look mroe fun. Tornado, however, makes a song expnonentially harder as you actually have to look at the arrows and which way they're pointed, instead of thier genral location and where they're going.
and of course, Dark, while making things a little harder, is actually easy to compensate for: just stick a thin piece of tape on your monitor where the arrows -should- be and just hit the buttons when the steps reach the tape *shrug*. Or someone with a decent visual imagination.
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