zx ./ for me~

I'm amazingly bad at Stepmania now, though.

x,dl when I played

I used my left hand for x and d, my right for , and l.

Mogsworth wrote:

You see, DDR songs aren't that easy to AAA when playing pad. :U

Also, I used to be decent at keyboard, then I stopped. I was able to AA 13-14 footers. :\

By the way, double setup (that's what it's called) is cheating.

No its not....Using JUDGE 1 online is cheating but Double Index is not cheating.

bRiGhT wrote:

Mogsworth wrote:

You see, DDR songs aren't that easy to AAA when playing pad. :U

Also, I used to be decent at keyboard, then I stopped. I was able to AA 13-14 footers. :\

By the way, double setup (that's what it's called) is cheating.

No its not....Using JUDGE 1 online is cheating but Double Index is not cheating.

Yes, it is. Using double setup is cheating. Using more than 4 keys is cheating. Double index, as you call it, is 8.

I agree with Saturos's opinion very much.

I got to know osu! when I was playing SM.

Actually the other day, I used to check the article about osu! in bemanistyle.

Then I decided to join here! >_<

And y'know, I'm playing both SM & osu!

P.S: Plz check my beatmaps ^_^;;;

I like Osu! because it's more satisfying and because you hear a sound when you hit a beat. It's also more simple in a sense. Also the small, but warmhearted community here keeps me coming back.

Mogsworth wrote:

Yes, it is. Using double setup is cheating. Using more than 4 keys is cheating. Double index, as you call it, is 8.

Double index is using two index fingers on the same 4 keys. I guess he figured that's what you were referring to when you said "double setup".

In that case... Double misunderstanding. You're both right.

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Mogsworth wrote:

You see, DDR songs aren't that easy to AAA when playing pad. :U

Yes they are, AAA'ing PSMO and TLOM isn't much of a feat anymore.

Hell, Paranoia Hades is probably an easy SDG.

Am I the only one around here who plays index without their index fingers(I use my middle fingers)? I just prefer it for runs.... the hardest files I play are 16 pad files anyway and they generally are more stamina style than tech style :B

Download: M2U - Blythe (Ari-chan) [Kiddo].osu

I've never understood the point of Stepmania. I mean, isn't the whole POINT of DDR/ITG to use your feet?

Well, I guess you could always just buy a USB mat.

Speaking of DDR, would it be a bad idea to map Pluto or its remix or VerTex^2 or any other boss songs that are made of spite and hatred for the player for osu!?

Zatoichi wrote:

I've never understood the point of Stepmania. I mean, isn't the whole POINT of DDR/ITG to use your feet?

Ever played a simfile that is totally designed for keyboard? Yeeah.

Zatoichi wrote:

I've never understood the point of Stepmania. I mean, isn't the whole POINT of DDR/ITG to use your feet?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td7QjnJhGTo

no

I meant that in the sense of...gah. Nevermind.

I guess I could see how Stepmania is better. I mean, it takes about 3 years to get good at DDR/ITG (by good I mean be able to FC a boss song on the hardest difficulty), while it would take about all of two to three months to do the same with your fingers.

IIDX on the other hand...

i've been playing this game since 2003.. i play with arrow keys


but now, we working in made a ez2dancer-step (ez2step).. that drains my time

but its funny...

its better to play with a controller.. stepmania dont allow press 4 keys at the same time... try to play romeo and juli8 in the hardest level..



(somebody tried Ez2dj???)

i found while looking for rhythm games to day and i have to say that this game sux......reallly badd. i found it annoying after 2 minutes of gameplay so i deleted it right after i downloaded it. i was dissapointed i thought it would addicting like osu but it wasnt. (plus the homepage was really messy and hard to look for songs and crap), right now im soooo thankful for peppys decisions to keep stuff nice and clean

xerxes_oli wrote:

i found while looking for rhythm games to day and i have to say that this game sux......reallly badd. i found it annoying after 2 minutes of gameplay so i deleted it right after i downloaded it.

Way to elaborate. What do you find 'annoying' about the gameplay? All you've said is that you had trouble finding songs, in which case all you would have to do would be ask anyone in this thread where they get theirs from. That's not even a gameplay issue, though.

If you're gonna say that the gameplay is annoying, explain exactly what it is that annoys you. A statement as vague as the one quoted isn't warranted without more details.

Reviving dead Topic - Wow has it already been 3 years since this talk started

Anyway i think that if you're going to play a game which is a simulator of dance dance revolution play it with a pad and not a keyboard.

I only play keyboard if i know it's a song that is literally spamming with notes

Just use both, one at a time of course.

At least that's what I do.

This game is one of my favorite. A simple to learn and hard to master game.
Btw I use C666 and C730 with Reverse and playing around 12-22. 22 is the hardest thing I can pass =x

i play it and i know it from my friend

I play Stepmania with a keyboard or a JKOC since then I'm prepared for in case a pad doesn't work out too well with some of the much more ridiculous charts. That Almagest challenge/oni chart from XL is just...oh man.

I play played Stepmania.
Then I found Pulsen off the Stepmania web site.
Can't wait for the Souleye pack~

Recently I decided to re-download Stepmania.
All of the song download pages were glitched. All of them, even StepMixes.
...why...

Edit: Downloads are fixed. Can finally play again~

Rating systems on SM are silly, because there's no standard for them (with the except of the Notes Per Second scale that certain keyboard communities are using). To say "I play 12–14s" has no bearing on anything tangible. A "difficulty 12" versus a "12 notes per second" can be and usually is completely different.

With that said, are you looking for pad charts or keyboard charts? Four-key, six-key, eight-key? Or if you're using StepMania 5 (or CVS, the older SM5 build), five-key, seven-key or nine-key?

Here is what is probably the most comprehensive listing for keyboard pack listings for 4-key and 6-key:
http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/vbz ... p?t=115269

If you want pad packs, you can find endless amounts of them on r21freak.

Be wary that keyboard packs are naturally significantly harder then their pad counterparts. Most of the older keyboard packs contain files that have only one difficulty, which is usually at a level for upper-tier players. If you find these to be too hard, I've created a few keyboard packs as of late that have near fully charted difficulties to ease you into keyboard play. I'll link dump below to make it easier to find, lol. Personally, I like LCP3, Summer, Spring, Winter, and Autumn from most favourite to least—I put all of them together after all, so you can take my word if you wish to.

Light Chancellors Pack 3:

FFR Community Pack Summer 2011:

FFR Community Pack Autumn 2011:

FFR Community Pack Winter 2011:

FFR Community Pack Spring 2012:

Otaku's Dream Anime Mix 6, 7, and 8

Other major packs that were released prior to the above in which you can find links to in the thread I provided above. Keep in mind though, all of these packs below are only single-charted and cater to experienced keyboard spread players and not so much index and the beginner/intermediate crowd as the packs above do a better job of.


tl;dr the simfile side of the community is booming—we are pumping out MORE simfiles and packs than ever before. Dumpfile megapacks only take up a small fraction of what has been churned out in just the past couple of years. Naysayers that say SM is dead clearly don't pay attention to what happens around them quite frankly.

We'd love to see more attention for Stepmania. There's no reason rhythm games can't coexist (:

Like pat said, the keyboard file (that the FFR community makes) are generally pretty difficult in comparison to pad files, with usually more than one layering scheme for the harder files. I think that osu is among the few rhythm games that don't have layering implementation (well minus osustream multitap). There have been efforts to push out some lower difficulty files so that we can allow for more people to get into the game a little easier.