ポスト #1 · 2015-02-27 02:32:59amにポスト 9.2年前
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I'm fairly decent at Pump but have attempted doubles but haven't been that successful at playing. I've tried Don't Bother Me, Funky Tonight and We Are which are all old songs with what I can recall not as brutal charts but just trying has been a trial for me. Anyone have tips on playing doubles? It's nowhere near like playing DDR doubles but what could I do?
ポスト #2 · 2015-02-27 02:36:44amにポスト 9.2年前
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Start off easy, and work your way up to more harder charts. Stay light on your toes, and even though you say it's "nowhere near like playing DDR doubles", apply what you do from DDR double plays anyway.
ポスト #3 · 2015-03-02 05:40:53pmにポスト 9.2年前
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From what I understand, whatever level you can play subtract it by 2 and that's you're current limit for doubles (for me, 15 - 2 = 13). What you have to deal with is the crossovers which are the #1 killer for non-PIU players, so you'll have to develop you chart reading really well. In a way, it's mental training to imagine how's your body positioned on the pads from one pattern to another. Other than that, it's Grind City: the Movie.