History of keyboard Stepmania pre-KBMP

[qqwref]

Re: History of keyboard Stepmania pre-KBMP

Yeah, but you have to learn to physically hit the keys and read basic stream/js patterns first, don't you? I only learned to play SM once but it seems to me that it would be better to move from simple rhythms to more complicated ones than to move from slow complicated rhythms to faster ones. You can always pick up some xoon-type packs next if you want to work on that kind of stuff.

[icontrolyourworld]

Re: History of keyboard Stepmania pre-KBMP

I still remember how I learned to play stepmania well. For me, I started on DDR, and initially I had trouble thinking that the arrows were going to music at all, and I had trouble with the up/down arrows, I always got them confused (on the ddr controller). I continually thought to myself left left left left as a left arrow came up and I slowly but surely moved up to standard. Then I got used to jumps, first left/right and up/down jumps, then left/down up/right jumps then left/up and right/down as they were kind of tricky in my opinion. After playing on standard for a week I moved up to heavy/oni and played for a few months then game to FFR where I learned slow streams and built up from there. Then I moved to stepmania and learned JumpStream from playing Cyanite's Vast Universe file and so on and so forth. Take it for what it's worth, it might help you when you're creating your beginner pack/s

[DJRiDDeR]

Re: History of keyboard Stepmania pre-KBMP

I remember the video Arch0wl made of himself jacking off for his online girlfriend citruschild and it got like leaked out, funny ****.

[who_cares973]

Re: History of keyboard Stepmania pre-KBMP

in conclusion you should all either i) help rebound with beginner packs ii) help me with cave story and/or la mulana and/or psbp2 or iii) make your own packs

ive been working on it