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this dude's casually passing DEGRS while fighting through what sounds to be a hurricane. big props

PFC very soon!

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Zero download links for any of these?

Honestly this is a sick ass edit. Fills in a lot of the beats without arrows.

This is lazy man's DDR. I love it! So the secret is to be bad..but in a consistent manner all the way through. I'm sure this doesn't apply to older DDRs where you fail after missing, like 4 arrows in a row. Now I really want to try NGO...just aim for the reds. I want to dance in the danger zone tonight!

Captions captioning the announcer is funny It's the announcer for the deaf!

Do I hear a keyboard??

Not too tough to clear, but fucking impossible to score on.

I think the thumbnail alone twisted my ankle.

Interesting, doing good is making my 19 clears harder. I'll always give my best play even if its easier to clear like this, but its interesting to know that being able to combo a lot of the earlier parts of stuff like lachryma csp is part of why i cant clear the later parts.

The announcer is so mad about this

Training mode might just be the place for you homie 😂

Which r1 is this?

When some steps look like they should have been a 16th earlier or later you know the step artist only wanted to make the CSP than the CDP.

What the heck

This dope announcer said "LISTEN TO THE MUSIC, FOLLOW THE BEAT" on NGO

it makes sense, it rewards consistency

I think I may be very familiar with this without even knowing it existed, because while the game is already super forgiving, with 16 misses allowed from the very start before failing at the 17th miss, back in the early days I'd be able to clear 18s and sometimes 17s with old D rating scores (I was not great at comboing but I was good at trying to hit every arrow as possible), the most impactful being my first PARANOiA Hades clear at 666k iirc. Which also may explain why I sometimes suck now at clearing some charts, since I obliterate the easy parts with my usual PA but then get obliterated when the hard stuff (helicopter turns, 200bpm crossover streams, jump spam) comes around. Oddly enough though, I managed to see this with VOLAQUAS CSP, where I did particularly well at the beginning but faltered once the stream progressed and wore me down. Needless to say, I persevered through the chart since I got through the worst of it, but man, my legs were not having it and gave up at the very last stream that would have almost granted me the clear. 90 misses, and 156 max combo. Hopefully this info is insightful.

Am I supposed to treat them like freeze switches or go crazy with one leg

This was my introduction to Pump it Up, wish I could play it again.

Download link?

wtf NXA video? at this age? blessed

Awesome concept

I feel you man, you see the stream and pause

I dont care if its an audio issue it perfectly describes about how I feel playing and clearing the chart💀🤣

I don't approve of cheating in DDR because you gain nothing from this. A clear like this is worth nothing to me. Practice practice practice!!!

the chart looks a lot better when you aren't bad at it, but the patterns are pretty lame

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jesus christ ddr is such a joke game now

yes

Admittedly BIG SHOT gave me "The Legend of MAX" vibes from it

do you have a download for this chart?

I did watch someone a while back barely get a C+ on Possession CDP 19. Something I recall is that he barely held like a 10 max combo streak lol. Looking back, wondering if he may have employed this strategy to be able to get the clear. I think about it now, and it def may have been intentional, all the misses/weird judgments. hmmmm 🤔 this gives me a lot to think about.

Dude you still killed it.

jeez I need to stop memeing on the ITG lifebar when DDR's lifebar is this bad

the based D2R enjoyer

I really don't want to, but I might have to resort to this to get the Double 19's. Either way, very helpful information, thanks.

I feel for you, and Exceed 2 feels worse since it’s from like 2005, but it’s still very fun, still want to play NXA though.

There's also handicaps in the game that remove some of the notes instead of ignoring them outright :P

This is such an awesome Challenge Chart. I love it

Okay a while back I actually figured out how the lifebar works by looking at the reverse-engineered psuedo-code that replicated a lot of the functionality and it is weird as hell but there is an explanation for how it works, and basically here's the rundown: It's, at maximum, 10 misses from full to zero (as determined by empirical lifebar testing, though pseudo-code testing gives a range of 8-13, depending on a 'strictness' value that's left unknown), and about 100 steps from nearly empty to full (again, probably strictness value dependent? IDK lol). However, how much life you lose for missing is scaled by a local maximum combo that resets at ??? (this is some internal thing that I'm not sure about, the logic isn't complete at all), which means as long as you are deliberately messing up and never actually hold a combo for very long, the lifebar is actually way more lenient, which is pretty lol, but at the same time if you're playing the game well at all this will never matter since you'll probably be holding combos long enough to keep the lifebar at maximum harshness (oh, and this maximum combo does not include goods, so goods reset this combo despite the actual combo not being broken by goods anymore) - maximum harshness (with maximum strictness) is 8 misses from full to zero, but if you somehow have a maximum great combo of zero it's 27 straight misses from full to zero on the same strictness value (note that this is an impossible situation to be in since you don't gain life on goods). Empirically testing the code seems to net that a max combo of 120 is where lifebar strictness maxes out. To compensate for this weirdness, steps hit around 10-20 seconds in are actually doubled in their life gain/life loss, and scale down back to normal after that. When everything else is removed from the equation, life gain is accuracy-based, i.e. get Marvelous and avoid Greats to gain life faster, a.k.a. the only intuitive part of how this godforsaken lifebar functions For even more fun, there's actually internally four different lifebars, of which one is the standard one, another is the deprecated "No Recover" lifebar (yes that's still internally there, just unused), and two more lifebars, one of which always gives Marvelouses life wise and the other of which always misses life wise, and I have no idea what those other two are for It is super janky but it has a really neat effect where on really really easy stuff, the lifebar is very very lenient since beginner charts don't typically have enough arrows for maximum life difficulty to be active for very long, especially since beginner players are very unlikely to actually hold combo long enough for it to scale up very fast. This also has the weird effect of making "one-section" charts deceptively hard to pass because you're more likely to enter the hardest part with maximum life difficulty, whereas something that goes out of its way to ensure you never hold a combo long are actually potentially easier because of exactly that reason.

download link?

I don't know if the earrape audio at the start was technical issues or foreshadowing for the fresh hell that is this chart

this is literally the voltex chart lol

19 & 18? lmao

I was about to comment on the trick used to achieve teleportation as I've seen it used almost decades ago...then I looked at the description, a scroll speed so fast it's like the arrows just pop when the slowdown happens

tried it for a 17 clear and it worked, can confirm

This is way better than old ddr LMAO

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