Songs of the Week (Jan 8, 2015)

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  • DossarLX ODI
    Batch Manager
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    FFR Simfile Author
    • Mar 2008
    • 14999
    #1

    Songs of the Week (Jan 8, 2015)

    We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
    Musician: Andrew Huang
    Step Artist: VisD
    Song Genre: Dance
    Difficulty: 24
    Song Length: 2:21

    wonder weeny werewolf
    Musician: windbat
    Step Artist: bmah
    Song Genre: Dance 2
    Difficulty: 58
    Song Length: 2:06

    Goatstep
    Musician: roxorfoxor
    Step Artist: DossarLX ODI vs. samurai7694
    Song Genre: Misc
    Difficulty: 67
    Song Length: 1:52

    This week is the first song release after new years!
    Originally posted by hi19hi19
    oh boy, it's STIFF, I'll stretch before I sit down at the computer so not I'm not as STIFF next time I step a file
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    • HeZe
      FFR Veteran
      • Jul 2006
      • 556
      #2
      Re: Songs of the Week (Jan 8, 2015)

      I guess I'll start

      We Are Never Ever Ever Ever Getting Back Together:
      Nice song, although a bit too easy to be in my comfort zone. 8/10

      wonder weeny werewolf
      Entertaining song! Not very easy song to me as it has many jacks. The best score so far was something like 3 - 0 - 1 - 7. I have to try mirroring it later. 7/10

      Goatstep
      Fun to play file, pretty solid without noticeable skill peaks. First try managed to get a 6g score, might be able to get a blackflag if the ending goes well. 8/10

      Originally posted by ilikexd
      Your strengths and weaknesses may never change, but they will still get better as you do, albeit disproportionately of course. You're bad at jumpstream, so just play jumpstream files. Play them for hours. Play ones you have to struggle to SDG, and play ones hard enough to make your hands and arms burn. Then play them some more. Then, the day after the next, play them again. If you aren't already doing this, you can't say you're stuck. Plateauing doesn't really exist, if you aren't improving it means you haven't put in the effort needed to improve, or your effort has been misapplied. It's more of a problem at really high levels, but never totally concrete.

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