Which style is right for you? (New players read!)

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  • birtybirty27
    FFR Player
    • Jun 2005
    • 222

    #46
    RE: Re: RE: Single hand Three Fingers

    i no im new her how do u show yer stats?
    98% of American teens use or have tried pot. If you are part of the 2% that hasn\'t, put this in your profile.

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    • super-smashman
      FFR Player
      • Nov 2004
      • 2638

      #47
      RE: Re: RE: Single hand Three Fingers

      Omg, I know you aren't supposed to flame n00bs but COME ON! This crosses the line.

      Don't post this random garbage. You broke at least 3 rules in 1 post. Grow a brain then try again. LEAVE.

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      • THE_TOAD
        FFR Player
        • Nov 2004
        • 14

        #48
        when I started my left hand was in a cast thus focing me to be a one hander and I have stayed that way it is easyiest for me

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        • t3hn8trix
          FFR Player
          • Jun 2005
          • 1

          #49
          So, I was reading about the 1 hand 4 finger spread style (vbnm), and I can't figure out how to set it up in FFR to use that. Is there a way to change the keymapping or can I just not use that style in FFR

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          • super-smashman
            FFR Player
            • Nov 2004
            • 2638

            #50
            Unfortunately R1 (regular FFR) doesn't allow you to joymap the keys. If you play StepMania or R2 though you can joymap the keys. If you want to play Spread, start out by playing regular 4-Finger as most people find it very easy to move to Spread from it.

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            • Skikamukazi
              FFR Player
              • Feb 2005
              • 1394

              #51
              I would like spread to be made possible sometime in the future. Not likely, though.

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              • super-smashman
                FFR Player
                • Nov 2004
                • 2638

                #52
                If it had that and speed mods I would play ALL the time.

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                • Telvanni_guard
                  FFR Player
                  • Jun 2005
                  • 1031

                  #53
                  Originally posted by super-smashman
                  K, need help here. I don't really know how Indexers feel about gallops. Especially in comparison to 4.
                  It really depends on the type of gallops.

                  Since I don't know what numbers are for the keys I'll use: L,U,D,R.

                  If the gallop is: L,U U,R or anything that resembles that pattern indexers need to ethier use one finger to hit the second set, or quickly slide thier fingers around. Ethier way, it's hard to be accurate during them. Most other sets are fine.

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                  • Skikamukazi
                    FFR Player
                    • Feb 2005
                    • 1394

                    #54
                    Pretty close annalysis.

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                    • super-smashman
                      FFR Player
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 2638

                      #55
                      Ok, thanks (finally). Updated with gallops.

                      PS: STICKY?!

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                      • Skikamukazi
                        FFR Player
                        • Feb 2005
                        • 1394

                        #56
                        Not quite, but close!

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                        • AasumDude
                          FFR Player
                          • May 2004
                          • 726

                          #57
                          Re: RE: Which style is right for you?

                          Originally posted by super-smashman
                          No I didn't, read it. I mentioned it but it isn't a good style to play unless you want a challenge.

                          omg, one handers please don't come and be like: liek OMG! 1 handuurs roxorz!1. I'm sure there are plenty of threads for that.
                          you mentioned in the first post that it was a 'small cult' of 1 hand 3 fingers players, when infact the majority of FFR users are using this particular style.

                          Hops are actually very easy one handed.

                          In total, it was good, but you didn't give the noobs an idea of how simple it is to play one handed. It's actually really really easy. Besides that, thumbs up.

                          playong one handed isnt nearly elite or anything...it all depends on the style you are broughy up on. I'm almost as good one handed as I am two handed in FFR.

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                          • super-smashman
                            FFR Player
                            • Nov 2004
                            • 2638

                            #58
                            RE: Re: RE: Which style is right for you?

                            Maybe I should have been more specific. Small cult of GOOD one handers.

                            The point is, you play one hand, it will be harder for you to get good. I'm not saying it is impossible but it will take you more time. Stop bringing this up.

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                            • waffydude
                              FFR Player
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 395

                              #59
                              Re: RE: Which style is right for you?

                              Originally posted by AasumDude
                              Originally posted by super-smashman
                              No I didn't, read it. I mentioned it but it isn't a good style to play unless you want a challenge.

                              omg, one handers please don't come and be like: liek OMG! 1 handuurs roxorz!1. I'm sure there are plenty of threads for that.
                              you mentioned in the first post that it was a 'small cult' of 1 hand 3 fingers players, when infact the majority of FFR users are using this particular style.

                              Hops are actually very easy one handed.

                              In total, it was good, but you didn't give the noobs an idea of how simple it is to play one handed. It's actually really really easy. Besides that, thumbs up.

                              playong one handed isnt nearly elite or anything...it all depends on the style you are broughy up on. I'm almost as good one handed as I am two handed in FFR.
                              Uhh... one handed may be able to keep up with 2 handed for easier stuff, but when you get to harder keyboard files, it becomes a problem. That's pretty hard to dispute, just look at the best one handed scores around. They aren't even CLOSE to the best 2 handers come out with (though that doesn't mean they aren't impressive in their own way).

                              Like smashman said, it is harder to get good onehanded, whether you've experienced that yourself or not. No offense, but the way you talk about onehanded playing as being "really really easy" leads me to believe that you haven't really hit the stuff that really tests onehanded speed yet... But I think most of the older players would agree that the best onehanders will probably never be as good as the best twohanders...

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                              • birtybirty27
                                FFR Player
                                • Jun 2005
                                • 222

                                #60
                                RE: Re: RE: Which style is right for you?

                                this needs 2 get stikied

                                BAD!!!! that n00bs read thing suks this is awsome super-smashman
                                98% of American teens use or have tried pot. If you are part of the 2% that hasn\'t, put this in your profile.

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