Moment Day

The side-scrolling can be confusing, and the twist-pattern is a bit...

You can survive the final late spike by mashing the 3-note patterns, but if you can't hit the 3-note holds, you're dead.

On the other hand, the chart that shows various angles has a mid-section twist run, and while there are holds, it ends once you clear the final kill run.

This isn't easy, but since the patterns in the 17 version of the same song are difficult, the clear difficulty is similar to the 17, though the nature of the difficulty differs. Because of this, there are frequent personal preference battles over which one is harder. While the 17 is a side-heavy pattern that's a bit too messy to just mash through—making it easier to survive if you at least try to drag—this one is a 16-beat run mixed with twists (except for the late spike twist) that starts appearing even in 17s. Relatively, it's cleaner, so reading the pattern is easier than the 17, and mashing is also more manageable. As for getting sliced on the final 3 notes... it's a hold, so you can just hold it down in advance, and since you've likely played bracket songs before, just memorizing it is no problem. Since the difficulty of the twist-mixed run is just easier to mash through and doesn't make the clear easy, it feels like mid-low, but if you mash well and clear it easily, it could be seen as low.

I've been handling the late spike for a while now. I just kept getting cut on the final 3-note hold...