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Old 02-28-2018, 09:16 PM   #16
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Default Re: How Does Pad Even Work

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Originally Posted by hi19hi19 View Post
Serious criticism if you're actually going to tell him lol:
First half of the file rhythms don't feel right to me. I know they probably are, but they're super un-intuitive and I wind up just hitting them like 12ths not because I'm lazy or can't do the proper rhythm, but because the proper rhythm kinda feels off. That said I have no idea how I would step that section at this difficulty level in a different way so eh, who am I to complain
EDIT- upon looking in DDReam I have confirmed the rhythms are definitely correct. Conclude: I'm the one who's bad and not this part of the file
The offbeat notes in the section before the final stream make sense as a way to get your life back but they're also definitely not what I would have stepped in that section and they feel weird to hit too. Honestly my biggest gripe
Difficulty curve is pretty all over the place. But I guess that's the point lol

That said, I still enjoy the file so idk, it's probably better than I'm giving it credit for. It's definitely doing its job of motivating me to get better, it's super frustrating how many times I've barely failed it.

Also, grabbing third pack.
I can show him this, but it's been a while since that pack was released, so our charting styles has both improved and probably changed as well :V
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