BEST-mix.net - DDR Simfile Tournament

The gimmicky ones sound interesting, but pick whichever you think is best!

I want something hard, so...

jammitch! wrote:* Futurescope.NEXT (absolutely absurd remix of above - 13/15, seriously)

this please <3

Regarding your reviews, for CALIFORNIA GURLS Heavy there's a pretty long section within the chart where, if you play it with a mindset that you want to avoid double-stepping, you will succeed! And for a fairly long time at that.

Black - Natural way you could play the chart without double-stepping
Red - Unavoidable double-step
Green - Way I intended the section to be played
Blue - Way I found to avoid double-stepping, although may be stretching it a bit



So, based on this, you can avoid any possible double-stepping for the first 38 measures of playing the chart! And fter just 1 unavoidable double-step, you should be set for the rest of the chart (besides the iffy blue sections). The green area was probably the riskiest part, because I realized that it'd either be a hit or miss. People would either see that in their first attempt at the song, take a second look to find out they're not actually spins, rather crossovers, or not see the trick in the step pattern at all, so it doesn't surprise me that a different review had already mentioned the green area as the "spins". I kinda wanted to post this regardless if you were referring to this section or not because I knew some people wouldn't notice this had no one pointed it out.

Prewinds like the green part are very tough to read, and just as hard to do. I think my concerns were more with the blue parts though, because the greens are easily identifiable as spins (which, in practice, are an obvious case of intentional double-stepping). Doubles steps are fine and all, but I prefer to see them used with a specific purpose or in some sort of pattern (e.g. the spins). The blue parts are more naturally double-stepped, which is fine, but without some sort of patterning or cue that a certain part is double-stepped, it just feels disjoint, as I said.

It reminds me a bit of this one condo I looked at when house shopping - it had all the right rooms, but they were connected in Escherian ways with hallways put wherever they fit and random little nooks in rooms just because they had the space. It's obviously more tolerable in a simfile than a home, but it's still better when everything is connected (or not) in a very deliberate fashion.

If I finish what I intend to do for this pack, a lot of people will be feeling the icy coolness so much they might say BURR...

So I was going to make a file for this but then I didn't

Aww. ): Well I'm gonna make one and I just finished graphics so now a cd-title hopefully then gotta send it in KGOOOO!

Yeah, not gonna make it... oh well, Gucci's just gonna have to wait for next time.

Yay, sent! Probably the fastest I've made a simfile in a while, yet it's probably one of the toughest I've ever had to make. lol how does that work?

So sad juuby can't submit either. D:

For the first time I didn't have enough time to step anything new for communiy pack. Oh well, will do so in next year.

List of files for the pack: https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key ... utput=html

Did I miss anyone's?

I didn't have any simfile finished for this, sadly.

Can I upload at last-minute file? It's totally finished, but I wasn't sure about submitting it because seemed like I was out of time before the 22nd was over.

Just send it in, let's get this show on the road already!!

Yeah, I was thinking along the same lines of infinity actually.

Then my response is the same