Allegro Con Fuoco - FULL SONG -

Up until the mid-section, it's easy for 25 players to clear, but the 20-second hold mixed with 32-beat is too difficult. Even if you survive that, it's easy to get finished off by the tricky patterns you have to step on while exhausted.

There are many sections you can just mash through, so study and practice to save your stamina before the late spike. For the 6-half pattern in the late spike, you can clear it by mashing 3 on the left and 3 on the right. (I'm not talking about 6-note patterns). Once you get past the 32-beat, the 4-half pattern right before the final crossover can be cleared by looking right and stepping 12-beat: right-left-right-left-right-right, left-right-left-right-left-left alternately. Even if you lose a lot of scoring on the crossover, you can still get a winning run. Individual difference: Low-Mid to High.

A chart where you save as much stamina as possible to pour it all into the late game. Fortunately, the stamina distribution is better than in Full-Go-Il. For the axis-twist, it's easier if you keep your center of gravity on the axis side and just flick your left foot. For the mid-section half, if you mash everything from the start, you might bleed out, and if you hit everything perfectly, you'll run out of stamina for the late game, so I recommend hitting it moderately and then mashing. As for the late spike mixed with 32-beats... just good luck.

If your goal is just to clear, save your stamina in the early-mid section and you're good once you get through the second Bal kwang section stably. Be careful not to miss the final 4-note hold... (I died more than 3 times just because I missed the final hold...)

A chart that drains a massive amount of stamina, then finishes you off with two runs of 8-tick mixed patterns similar to those seen in Arcade D23. When watching the video, it looks manageable, but the immense song length makes entering the break on point in a state of stamina depletion a huge pressure. Very difficult.