Re: Ingame Songs/Stepfiles Discussion Thread
well one aspect is the lack of consistency feel. rainbow colored arrows mean that there's inconsistency in rhythms, usually leading people to feel that it's more of a live recorded feeling than something generated by a computer
another reason is the color. rainbows are fun.
yet another reason is that those who have played files with basic rhythms for so long might get bored of them. they may no longer find fun in interpreting basic patterns and layering, so they turn to a higher sense of expression, which is easier to create using more complicated rhythms. (this is probably the major reason because it's so vague)
yet even another reason is that is shows the step author has much skill in syncing, causing people to feel impressed, therefore respecting the sim author
yes, people have different opinions. it all depends on what group of players you lean toward. for example, people who play for score usually prefer less complicated rhythms because they're easier to hit and therefore allows a better score. there are exceptions, such as people who focus on accuracy or enjoy it. obviously they might enjoy rainbow note files.
if, however, you are the tasteful player who looks for fun factor in files through expression rather than competition (usually step artists are these), then you'd look for something complicated, unique, or just done really well. it's like an art form. most of these people would enjoy colored notes because they open up a lot of possibilities
haha sm professor. seriously I should write a book or something
well one aspect is the lack of consistency feel. rainbow colored arrows mean that there's inconsistency in rhythms, usually leading people to feel that it's more of a live recorded feeling than something generated by a computer
another reason is the color. rainbows are fun.
yet another reason is that those who have played files with basic rhythms for so long might get bored of them. they may no longer find fun in interpreting basic patterns and layering, so they turn to a higher sense of expression, which is easier to create using more complicated rhythms. (this is probably the major reason because it's so vague)
yet even another reason is that is shows the step author has much skill in syncing, causing people to feel impressed, therefore respecting the sim author
yes, people have different opinions. it all depends on what group of players you lean toward. for example, people who play for score usually prefer less complicated rhythms because they're easier to hit and therefore allows a better score. there are exceptions, such as people who focus on accuracy or enjoy it. obviously they might enjoy rainbow note files.
if, however, you are the tasteful player who looks for fun factor in files through expression rather than competition (usually step artists are these), then you'd look for something complicated, unique, or just done really well. it's like an art form. most of these people would enjoy colored notes because they open up a lot of possibilities
haha sm professor. seriously I should write a book or something
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