FFR Lingo

[MrPoptart]

Re: FFR Lingo

whats runningmen..

[Evascythe]

Re: FFR Lingo

Running Man - Pattern where there is one constant arrow hit with 2 arrows alternating in between. The two alternating arrows must each be on the same side of the constant arrow, otherwise it's a mini-staircase or crossover staircase. Very challenging pattern for spread players to master.

[MrPoptart]

Re: FFR Lingo

ooh i hate that..

[Doug31]

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A white flag is really all marvs and one perfect. All perfects and one boo is called a booflag.

Spread can also be using other keys, such as askl by using autohotkey.

There are more patterns that could be added to the list, like staircases (4286824286824286824286824...), gallops, (828, or similar patterns quickly), minijacks, which are like jacks, but with only 2 of the note in quick succession, etc.

Also, how come you said what spread was, but not any other playing styles, when, sadly, some users think index is something other than what it really is.

~Doug

[MrPoptart]

Re: FFR Lingo

alrighty Im 'bout finish unless you have a few more ideas...
feel free to post 'em and i'll add 'em to the list

[MrPoptart]

Re: FFR Lingo

A white flag is really all marvs and one perfect. All perfects and one boo is called a booflag.

Spread can also be using other keys, such as askl by using autohotkey.

There are more patterns that could be added to the list, like staircases (4286824286824286824286824...), gallops, (828, or similar patterns quickly), minijacks, which are like jacks, but with only 2 of the note in quick succession, etc.

Also, how come you said what spread was, but not any other playing styles, when, sadly, some users think index is something other than what it really is.

~Doug

this list is still a work in progress
ill add these to the list
ill leave the index definision up to you i wouldnt want to get it wrong..

[MrPoptart]

Re: FFR Lingo

any time now lol

[Telvanni_guard]

Re: FFR Lingo

Index is using two fingers to play. It doesn't really matter which ones, but it's usually done on the index fingers, thus the name.

I personally use my middle fingers to play index.


Sidenote: I thought spread was 4 fingers on the 4 arrows using two hands.

[DarkManticoreX2]

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is that a hands i see in there? i thought there was supposed to be no hands in ffr, what song is this?

Guess the song from the screenshot xD.

It's end night.

[WillTalbot]

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Looks like u got the AAA on January's Song Manticore

[x3Mamimi]

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yes, I agree.
should be sticky sticky.
unless there's something like it.
I didn't look. v.v

[eurostud4]

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spare yourself the work, there's already a thread with all of this stuff in it, I thought.

[sujishishou]

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crapulosity is when you do really crappy but can finish a song

[MrPoptart]

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there is a thread about this (the link is on the first post) but it doesnt have as many terms as this list does

[xstarzxwillxcryx]

Re: FFR Lingo

I know this has no relevance to FFR lingo, but I find it so hard to concentrate on playing the game when all of the arrows are different colors. Is it just me? I know this is to make it harder to play the game because hand-eye coordination has to be superb to master this...but I have always been known to have decent coordination...guess I will just have to work harder on it!