404 (New Era)

If you don't familiarize yourself with the bracket and twist paths, it can even hinder your clear.

A chart where the main gimmick is drags that throw off straight-hit players. Since the BPM is slow, mashing through doesn't seem like a great option. On the other hand, because the BPM is slow, if you're weak at drags, utilizing your ankles and front/back feet to drag slowly—even if your judgment suffers—actually increases your clear rate. I recommend dragging slowly rather than panicking and forcing it fast. For clearing purposes, I recommend hitting the first note of the drag slightly fast.

Nimgo-style diagonal twists. Nimgo-style bracketed double-steps. Check the "Tta-ran Tta-ran" to the upbeat song. Plenty of potions.

A chart that expands and strengthens S18. It's an upgraded version of D17, and from this level, 3-notes start appearing. The bracket in the first verse before the chorus is long and continuous, but it's not difficult; rather, the chorus itself is somewhat tricky. For the "Era Era" hold section in the first verse chorus, dragging is the correct answer; if you try to bracket it by force, you'll be forced to move 180+ degrees, so be careful. Use dragging wisely. Be careful not to get caught in the 2-note run at the end of the first verse chorus. In the second verse, 3-notes appear instead of holds. Again, the "Era Era" part is the hurdle. Do the 3-note + 2-note break well. Also, make sure to step the diagonal crossover correctly. In the final "Era Era," there's another 2-note run. It seems like personal difference will play a big role. Excluding personal difference, the all-perfect difficulty is lower-mid among D20, and it seems possible to clear it.

maybe koreans have big feet dlc but those jumps are still very tricky, its slow but the twists and jumps just keep coming