The only reason I bring this up is because the jumpstream at the end of the song is longer and more intense than the one at the end of 300, which is an 11. Thoughts?
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Re: Hey Hey Monkey [10 or 11]
300 gets most of its difficulty from the gradual increase in BPM and the particular repetition of a certain pattern that involves jacks. The jumpstream at the very end of the song hardly constitutes the song's FMO rating (it only comes into play when you consider nerves, so random goods are possible).
Hey Hey Monkey requires consistency at the last part of the song with a rather benign jumpstream. That's probably where most of the difficulty lies, but scoring-wise, it's only a concern when you're going for a AAA. Playability-wise, the song's not an FMO and can be easily comboed. -
Re: Hey Hey Monkey [10 or 11]
IMO it's a 10, and actually a lot closer to 9 than 11. It requires very little speed and the patterns are reasonably simplistic.
Mid-10s like Balloon Fever are already a lot harder than this song, and if we're considering songs like Vertex BETA 10s this is in no way 11 for a 160ish bpm jumpstream.
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Re: Hey Hey Monkey [10 or 11]
It is thread openers like this that incite people to throw in one-line "It's a xx" responses. I would like to remind people that you must provide adequate reasoning and/or references with your vote if you'd like it to be taken seriously.
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Re: Hey Hey Monkey [10 or 11]
300 is FMO solely because of the 270+ bpm split jumptrills.
The "150 bpm" jumpstream at the end of 300 is not what gives it its FMO rating.
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