DIE ANOTHER DAY

It feels similar to the lower-tier slow license songs that were quite common in Phoenix. It's hard to read, but surprisingly not that hard to clear... especially since the BPM is very low, making drags effective; the more you drag, the more the actual difficulty drops, so if there are parts that are really hard to step on, at least try to drag them. The only parts that might be confusing are the mixed-bracket run section at the beginning that requires judgment, the various hold patterns including the hold jumps that require you to go from one end to the other, and the short burst sections where the density suddenly increases, but surprisingly, all three can be solved to some extent with drags. (...) The individual patterns gathered are messy, but when you actually step on them, they're fun patterns.