DDR stepping technique

[ElFiNAnJiL]

i was just wondering -- in ddr, do you always have to return your feet into the center panel after stepping an arrow ?? can you just simply leave the foot on the arrow and move on to the next one ??

[Snapps]

Thats how people play Standard mode and Heavy mode...

And delete your other topic by pressing the x inside of your post in that topic.

[Snapps]

EDIT: wtf...

[flypie743]

Snapps you can delete your second post by clicking the x inside of that post...XD lol...

But anyway I find it easier and I do better when I do NOT bring my foot back to the center panel....

[ElFiNAnJiL]

so you mean you could let stay your feet on the previous arrow without it being counted as an error ??

[Pooping_Panda]

yes you can leave your foot on the arrow

[Tank101]

Beat a song on heavy bringing your feet back to the center after each one and you will be considered awesome, I've tried it even on the easiest of songs and it's like impossible.

[deposition]

Lol don't kid the noob, guys. OFCOURSE you have to step back in the the middle after every single note, if you don't you would be considered a cheater, just like if you use your keyboard instead of your mouse to play ffr.

[flypie743]

just like if you use your keyboard instead of your mouse to play ffr.

The joke is over.

[ElFiNAnJiL]

ehh so which is it ??

[Rebirth0]

Hitting arrow then going to center: Beginner, Light (If you want)
Hitting arrow and staying on that arrow until next arrow (Most Standard, Heavy, Oni)

I hope to god that you don't go back to the center if your on heavy, you'll find it alot more difficult to pass So Deep or Max 300.

[SoDeepPolaris]

Hitting arrow then going to center: Beginner, Light (If you want)
Hitting arrow and staying on that arrow until next arrow (Most Standard, Heavy, Oni)

I hope to god that you don't go back to the center if your on heavy, you'll find it alot more difficult to pass So Deep or Max 300.

Or any song for that matter.

I stopped usin' middle 2 years ago when I had gotten to 3footers. Staying on the arrows is much easier.

It will be amazing if you can using the stepback technique for anything above a 6. (I'd like to see someone do that with the skaagogo runs or even be lovin)