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NonoRobot Since: Sep, 2010
Jan 23rd 2023 at 12:08:39 PM •••

Hey there,

Since Final Bar Line is right around the corner (OK, not quite, but soon), I was wondering if we should trim the main article a bit, to condense all the playable characters in a single section (adding yet another section for the ones that will be added in FBL seems redundant, and Brevity Is Wit). Just checking your thoughts on the matter.

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NonoRobot Since: Sep, 2010
Feb 18th 2023 at 6:27:36 AM •••

Little bump, since an user added a new paragraph to the main article listing the new characters. I really think the character list should be condensed, or removed altogether.

LucaEarlgrey Since: Dec, 2012
Jan 17th 2017 at 9:53:12 PM •••

From the Harder Than Hard entry:

  • The difficulties in Challenge and Series mode are Basic, Expert, and Ultimate. Expert can be challenging, and Ultimate tracks range from incredibly hard to the stuff of nightmares. Dark Notes get even harder at higher levels, with potentially any song being not only very fast and difficult, but throwing spinning notes at you that will always trip you up until you learn their patterns after enough trial and error, and the enemies in Dark Notes BMSes can kill you in comparatively few hits. At that point the game goes from "Harder Than Hard" to "The Developers Actively Want You To Lose".

The part in italic doesn't seem to qualify as an example of the trope (harder difficulty level above one that's already labeled as "hard" or something similar) so I've snipped it. However, I've only played Curtain Call and All-star Carnival and don't know how Dark Notes in OG Theatrhythm work, so correct me if I"m wrong.

Edited by LucaEarlgrey
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