[igotrhythm]

Bballa, I'm actually fine with Keep In Mind and For FFR staying 10s, which is what I was trying to say with my last post. In my mind, the best borderline files prepare the player for what awaits them in the next higher difficulty--borderline 9s like Forsaken Neon prepare the player for 10s like Purple, for example. Similarly, FMOs are where you really start to see technicality and speed combine to this extent, and as Keep In Mind only has one section like that as opposed to For FFR's two framer-messed 24th sections, I argue that Keep In Mind is a 10.