iidx learning curve

[unknown1412]

Let me try random next time i play.

[PICASIO PICASIO]

How many games have you got?
Honestly, when I buy a new IIDX game, I get better.
Also play DrumMania, I think that helped me out a litle.
For that matter, play as many music games as you can.
Also, music instruments. Hahahah. Real ones.
Any musical experience you get get make you more well rounded, and a better player. That's just my opinion.

But I think you're doing fine. I've been playing since the day beatmania US was released and some of the hardest songs I've beat are GOLD RUSH [a], Blind Justice [a] and Scorpion Fire [7k]. So I think you're about right : D

[ellipse]

Wow, I feel really bad. . .

Seven years, and the best I can do is A[A]. . .on a VERY good day.

I'm still stuck on half the 11s.

[Infernvs]

I've been playing IIDX for about a year, I bought it compulsivly after I got my credit card... along with a japanese PS2 and mixes 7-12, then I bought distorted later.

It feels sometimes that you're never going to be able to clear something, then one day you try it on a whim, and it just clicks.

About 3 days ago I cleared Type Mars [A], but I still have NO IDEA how anyone can do quasar...

[Rwr]

15 months, and I can clear most 8s, some 9s and a few 10s.

[Blacksgiving]

Originally Posted by Infernvs

I still have NO IDEA how anyone can do quasar...

mirror

[Kayfour.*]

in my opinion, you can graph the iidx learning curve as an
y= e^x
graph where domain is the time spent on iidx and y is your skill level.
or its a really really steep hyperbolic graph.

im still trying to pass 6's, quasar is hard =( even on L7

[NTV]

but I still have NO IDEA how anyone can do quasar...

Quasar for me is easier than Type Mars