Seven years.

[MrGiggles]

Re: Seven years.

I just switched to spread a short while ago and wow does it make it much easier. I had this retarded arrow key setup that pretty much guaranteed inter-finger-interference.

[Bluearrowll]

Re: Seven years.

I find it interesting how if you put today's stepfiles and players into the world of 2003 and 2004, everyone would **** themselves because of the progression we've all made. From my standpoint it's all theoretical though because I havn't exactly been here forever. I registered on this site November 17, 2007 and this was also my first rhythm game, so i'm technically a newcomer compared to someone like arch0wl. From what i've read here though, I can pretty much say if today's players were put in the old community, we'd be considered 'bs' because such 'scores' would be 'impossible' in that era. It makes you wonder what will happen in 2011.

[MrRubix]

Re: Seven years.

A long, long time ago, people were generally bad at making hard files simply because it was uncharted territory. You'd end up with **** like The Pledge or Solar Plexus, which was just a bunch of random BS. Either that or you'd get a plethora of offsync crap. Once people started stepping better, they were able to make harder charts that still went with the music and actually made sense. It's a skill that was sort of self-reinforcing and slowly led to the progression to legitimately harder files. Today, we have a wide range of files with variegated difficulties here on FFR, all in one place.

[banditcom]

Re: Seven years.

My banditcom IGN account is 9 years 4 months old. ;D

[ledwix]

Re: Seven years.

I guess you could say that this website is the equivalent of your Master Sword pedestal; looking at it enables you to travel back and forth between your Young Link and Adult Link.

[makdaddy]

Re: Seven years.

noice OP

I looked at mine and saw that I'm 6.73 years, crazy

Looking back at my old threads, I realize just how completely idiotic and obnoxious I was.

P.S. I was about 12 when I made my account