Re: honest question
That's because you played Stepmania because you wanted to get the feel of DDR and score better next time you go to the arcade, and if you didn't had a dancemat, that keybinding goes perfectly to match the movement of your legs (crossovers are a thing in DDR and you cannot simulate that in spread).
As a similar case: Beatmania players when playing lr2 use to keymap the keyboard to match the pad shape (something like shift/x/d/c/f/v/g/b), even if you could say that the natural way to play lr2 would be a o2jam-esque config (caps/s/d/f/space/j/k/l)
That's because you played Stepmania because you wanted to get the feel of DDR and score better next time you go to the arcade, and if you didn't had a dancemat, that keybinding goes perfectly to match the movement of your legs (crossovers are a thing in DDR and you cannot simulate that in spread).
As a similar case: Beatmania players when playing lr2 use to keymap the keyboard to match the pad shape (something like shift/x/d/c/f/v/g/b), even if you could say that the natural way to play lr2 would be a o2jam-esque config (caps/s/d/f/space/j/k/l)
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