DDR: From Beginner to Pro

[Legendary N8]

I started a project a few days ago. The goal of this project was to make a guide that can take someone from beginner to expert and beyond.

The result is four sections:

How to Play DDR: Beginner to Intermediate

How to Play DDR: Intermediate to Advanced

How to Play DDR: Advanced to Pro

How to Play DDR: Pro

To view the full guide (instead of just one section), go here:

How to Play DDR: From Beginning to Expert

*note* This guide is VERY LONG (5000) words... this is why I divided it up.

-N8

[ellipse]

May I ask why you have so much ITG stuff in that guide?

[rlheart]

it seems to me that the guide covers 4 panel dance games as a whole.

and besides,
there's nothing wrong with having ITG mentioned. It's relevant to ddr, and fits.

[Kσn]

well as long as it includes stuff about DDR I guess thats fine to post it on here. I will have to take a look at that later today.

[June.H]

Then he should change it to "how to play 4-panel arrow stompy games."

It's like making a guide on how to play Street Fighter and implementing elements from Guilty Gear. Same genre, different concepts. Stick to one game, and branch out later. Don't throw concepts of other games in a specific game guide meant for beginners.

[BemaniAK]

Street Fighter: Hadouken, Parrying, Jump kick Sweep, Ground-based fights mostly.
Guilty Gear: Air Based Fights, can't say it has Hadoukens or Parrying (Or does it) or jump kick sweep...

DDR: Step on arrows
ITG: Step on arrows.

[kaizer]

not bad the guide...

it seems useful for me