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I thought Dream a Dream was pretty easy, aswell as enjoyable ^ - ^
I like that song...

Yeah, I have trouble at arcades too. I guess you're right.

I THINK twinbee owuld have to be ith

Potter wrote:I THINK twinbee owuld have to be ith

Oh sure.....it only took me like......50 times to AAA it.

The X wrote:

Potter wrote:I THINK twinbee owuld have to be ith

Oh sure.....it only took me like......50 times to AAA it.

Twinbee is a cheap mofo.

SoDeepPolaris wrote:Home version doesn't really count in the whole scheme of things. Too easy of a timing window.

Are you referring to the American versions or all of them?

erauqSsldlroWehT wrote:

SoDeepPolaris wrote:Home version doesn't really count in the whole scheme of things. Too easy of a timing window.

Are you referring to the American versions or all of them?

All of them to my understanding.

Like i said before, i actually think home AAA's are equal to arcade AAA's, unless of course you have a metal pad at home. The bigger perfect timing window makes up for the scruching sliding non responsive flat soft pads compared to the arcade pads.

I have an ignition pad and have gotten 10.....seriously.

Does THAT count?

Nah dude, you can mod those so they aren't like FLAP FLAP
and ignitions are way easier anyway, they're raised instead of recessed

edit: yeah lol

i have an ignition too, but it still slides, but i guess i could mod it...

and yeah the raised thing is easier until you get mines with itg or you hit things too early, and when you go to the arcade it screws you up XD

I would have to add Forever shunshine to my "easy" AAA list.

Pheonixguy wrote:Like i said before, i actually think home AAA's are equal to arcade AAA's, unless of course you have a metal pad at home. The bigger perfect timing window makes up for the scruching sliding non responsive flat soft pads compared to the arcade pads.

So what you're saying is that if you can AAA it at home, you should be able to AAA it at the arcade? Okay, then just do it in the arcade.

TaQa wrote:

Pheonixguy wrote:Like i said before, i actually think home AAA's are equal to arcade AAA's, unless of course you have a metal pad at home. The bigger perfect timing window makes up for the scruching sliding non responsive flat soft pads compared to the arcade pads.

So what you're saying is that if you can AAA it at home, you should be able to AAA it at the arcade? Okay, then just do it in the arcade.

THANK YOU DAVID!!!

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