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Posted on 01-10-06 10:55 PM, in Multiplayer Lingo Link
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Posted on 01-10-06 10:57 PM, in Pit of 100 Trials... V1 (Current Floor, 48) Link
*Emptyeye gets up and walks to square 2*
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Posted on 01-17-06 02:55 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
So I played in a DDR tournament over the M4GFest weekend. I fully expected to get destroyed, but it didn't make watching the person who won the whole thing any less amazing.
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Posted on 01-19-06 12:02 AM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
Mike...Mike...I think I know him (As "Spookmeister C") from another board. Rawk on.

I played in that tournament too. Incidentally, I did NOT get destroyed in the first round (Though I did lose), because I think most of the entrants (Myself included) had played the game for the first time that weekend.
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Posted on 01-19-06 11:15 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
So after the aforementioned DDR tournament, I decided to go back and work on my perfect accuracy on Light and Standard songs. After entirely too long, I finally managed to AAA Remember You on Light (AKA a 1 foot song).

...and there are people who can do this on PSMO. Jesus. Just stringing together those 41 consecutive perfects was a bitch and a half.
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Posted on 01-20-06 06:58 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
Originally posted by DahrkDaiz
This is why you might see experienced players move their feet to invisible steps to keep timing between gaps in streams (I personally use this technique all the time).


I had noticed this, but didn't connect exactly why they were doing this at the time. Now it all makes sense (Though it still seems like a waste of energy to me ).
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Posted on 01-21-06 12:49 PM, in Pit of 100 Trials... V1 (Current Floor, 48) Link
*Emptyeye restssome more*

Oh yeah brother.
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Posted on 01-22-06 08:50 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
Random question tat may have been answered before: I'm presuming the timing for In the Groove is slightly more lenient than even the DDR console games?
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Posted on 01-23-06 11:09 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
So, playing some DDRMAX on PS2, trying to AAA some easy songs (Yes, I'm aware the timing on the console games is more lenient), 1-3-footers or so. Frustrated at my inability to do it on any of those, I move to the 5-foot Take It to the Morning Light....and promptly AAA it.



Okay then.

So, questions for those better than me:
1. How often do even expert players AAA songs at any difficulty? I believe I saw the aforementioned guy-who-won-the-DDR-tourney-at-M4GFest (I should point out that the tournament ended up being held on metal pads using a copy of DDRMAX2 PS2; apparently the guy who was supposed to bring an actual DDREx machine flaked out at the last minute for one reason or another) AAA 3 songs; no one else had more than 1 from what I saw. Granting, these were on Heavy, but still, I imagine that there are many failures ("Failure" being "anything other than a AAA") for every successful AAA, home or arcade. Am I right?

2. What's the best way to work on PA? Should I be going back to Light/Standard and focusing on trying to AAA easy songs? Or just keep going with songs that are at about the limit of my abilities and hope it comes naturally as I get better at them?
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Posted on 01-24-06 08:29 AM, in Ermac from Ultimate MK 3. Link
I actually remember seeing him in an issue of EGM way back in the day, sent in from a reader. They didn't know the details of it at the time, though. So cool.
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Posted on 01-25-06 09:52 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
Originally posted by DahrkDaiz
Though the perfect window is reportedly that of a home version, sadly. However, there must be marvelous play enabled for the online play since a screenshot shown on the cabinet decals show "Marvelous" for a song, not a course. (Can't find the screen for that again, if I do I'll post it). There's also a home software version of this already registered, so we may see this in your house this fall .


I have no problem with the home timing.

Additionally, by "this", do you mean you think we'll be getting all many many songs included in this arcade release or what? That would be like "OMG i need a new pair of pants" good.

As far as Fascination MAXX goes, the second player's assessment at the end is one I agree completely with.
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Posted on 01-26-06 10:38 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
Haha.

So, um, anyone have a single song that they play with mods that would seem to defy logic? For instance, I generally play at a speed of X1 or X1.5, with one exception: So Deep (A not-fast-but-not-that-slow-either 140BPM), which I do on X2 because it makes the last third or so much easier to read for me.

Anyone else?
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Posted on 01-27-06 07:52 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
I'm taking it that PSM does not, in fact, count as a Max song then?
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Posted on 01-27-06 08:15 PM, in Dancing Games Thread (VEE TOO...) Link
I sorta guessed as much. Coolness, or something.
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