Freedom Dive

the ending run comes in anchors so its more manageable than just a pure 222bpm run

The patterns are very easy and simple, but it's a chart that lets you feel the spice of 222 BPM.

If you don't drop a single note until the late run, the scoring is surprisingly generous. The difficulty placement is very disappointing. You step on 20-22 for over a minute, and then it creates a gap with one single "good-feet" (high-speed) section, so I have no desire to play it again. It feels like a total amateur pattern, and I was quite surprised to find out it was made by EXC. It's not hard, but your leg strength gets drained, so it's not easy to hit everything accurately until the end.

You need to recognize and hit the double-clicks in the middle that pull your back foot far back. The runs are fast, but they only appear in the latter half.

The chart itself isn't technically that difficult, there's not much besides the hold twists and double-clicks. But the long 16-beat run at BPM 220 does all the damage. Because of that one part, you could even call it a double-24. If your feet are fast it's easy, but if your high-speed processing is weak, the difficulty spikes.