First off, looking at the stats of NNT:
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 02-05-09
Song Length: 1:31
Number of AAAs: 36
Number of FCs: 479
Number of Players: 6,545
Compared to other 81s:
Across Rooftops
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 12-24-08
Song Length: 3:01
Number of AAAs: 19
Number of FCs: 378
Number of Players: 8,620
11ELEVEN
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 12-24-10
Song Length: 2:01
Number of AAAs: 13
Number of FCs: 217
Number of Players: 5,359
As you can see, NNT's AAA count doesn't really fit with the other 81s, and although it has more players than 11ELEVEN (having around 1,100 less players). More players have played Across Rooftops, but NNT has more AAAs and FCs nonetheless.
The general structure of NNT is fairly simple, around 180-190 BPM 16th jumpstream. Although the patterns are pretty difficult, jumpstreams at the that speed can be found in files like Pants (79), which has worse patterns, but less dense.
There are only two bursts in NNT, and they're around 4 notes long. Similar bursts can be found in Lolo, though the bursts in NNT are faster. They can be hit as flams, and they aren't as complex as ones in Jamais Deux (80) or mutant corecore (80).
The second half of it is mainly anchor jumpstream. Although are some fairly nasty short one handed trills in there, it's mostly easy to hit and read in general.
Overall, NNT is mostly basic in structure, and the file itself isn't hard enough to be considered an 81 imo, since parts of the file are found in easier files. It doesn't fit with the other 81s either, and I don't think it'll be out of place with the 79s/80s.
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 02-05-09
Song Length: 1:31
Number of AAAs: 36
Number of FCs: 479
Number of Players: 6,545
Compared to other 81s:
Across Rooftops
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 12-24-08
Song Length: 3:01
Number of AAAs: 19
Number of FCs: 378
Number of Players: 8,620
11ELEVEN
Difficulty: 81
Release Date: 12-24-10
Song Length: 2:01
Number of AAAs: 13
Number of FCs: 217
Number of Players: 5,359
As you can see, NNT's AAA count doesn't really fit with the other 81s, and although it has more players than 11ELEVEN (having around 1,100 less players). More players have played Across Rooftops, but NNT has more AAAs and FCs nonetheless.
The general structure of NNT is fairly simple, around 180-190 BPM 16th jumpstream. Although the patterns are pretty difficult, jumpstreams at the that speed can be found in files like Pants (79), which has worse patterns, but less dense.
There are only two bursts in NNT, and they're around 4 notes long. Similar bursts can be found in Lolo, though the bursts in NNT are faster. They can be hit as flams, and they aren't as complex as ones in Jamais Deux (80) or mutant corecore (80).
The second half of it is mainly anchor jumpstream. Although are some fairly nasty short one handed trills in there, it's mostly easy to hit and read in general.
Overall, NNT is mostly basic in structure, and the file itself isn't hard enough to be considered an 81 imo, since parts of the file are found in easier files. It doesn't fit with the other 81s either, and I don't think it'll be out of place with the 79s/80s.
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