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Old 12-7-2011, 10:23 AM   #11
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Default Re: FFR 6th Official Tourney Songs Discussion: Round 4

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Originally Posted by kmay View Post
ugh, so hard to FC this damn file!!!

i feel like the 2 random jacks at the end were just added for difficulty purposes >:[
I, in addition, also agree with this statement completely, too.

reviews on all files:
Jumper - Very purple, I'm starting to see a trend in D1. Still a fun file that made me dance around when playing it.
Sunless Daybreak [Heavy] - Solid chart.
wiinter dream - felt overstepped, but I can see why you wouldn't want a straight swing file.
SAMBISTA - here's this batch's token rololol song. I enjoyed the song, but I found the file annoying at times.
Halcyon [Xi] - file is fine aside from the weird 24th bursts around 900 and 1100 as well as the weird jacks towards the ending, those two sections are completely responsible for D5's sub-standard scores on this song
Mourning the Lost - I don't find this file as hard as everyone is making it out to be, as long as you can hit that dense jumpstream it's fine. Straightforward file and it was fun to play.
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