DDR/SM Stepchart Etiquette: Avoid massive cut and pasting and call it a day.

[xxxplizit]

Stepchart Etiquette: Avoid massive cut and pasting.

Copying an entire stepchart and pasting it to another but changing a few arrows as shock arrows isn't fun. We've played the charts years ago and we want something new; not a rehash of the old. If the dreaded Paranoia MAX -Dirty mix- SMM Special Oni didn't teach them something what NOT to do (or

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[xxxplizit]

you didn't like DDR oni? Really? It was such a good and fitting chart.

This is more of a personal preference. While DDR Oni seemed like a fitting gimmick that tributes stepcharts from previous Naoki songs (it was the first of its kind), it got old to me after a while (or maybe I enjoyed the Heavy chart a lot). Of course, this gimmick style was repeated on Paranoia MAX -SMM Special-, but I believe you know my opinion on that.

While you're at it, go hate on Paranoia Max heavy. The one that's been around since 2nd mix. That's a copy-paster.

Either I don't get this or you missed my point entirely. How is Paranoia MAX heavy a "copy-paster"? There's a major difference between revising copied charts and making them look different versus something that is obviously a replica of a chart (or charts) like the Pluto the First Expert/Oni comparison.

[xxxplizit]

Either I am far behind on this (I started playing in late 2001 with DDR 4th Mix), but what parts (or entire chart) does Paranoia MAX Heavy (Singles or Doubles) rip off from?

[lost_wataru]

I've given up on DDR as a whole. They are going to continue to drive it into the ground and make it worse and worse. I honestly dont want to remember anything after Extreme.

[mr_wendell]

That's nice they have Rick Astley on there, but I'm more pleased that Chromeo was on there.

[onicoursemusha]

Looking at the Pluto the first Oni chart makes me hate the new DDR mixes over everytime it gets released. I would be helluv be happy if I played either 4th mix plus and Extreme.