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Previous GC games had been permissive of using your dominant hand to get through the charts, like Taiko. With the introduction of red / blue in FP, it has the ability to test your non-dominant hand in the same way IIDX Double Play test you with stairs taking turns coming both sides and you will fumble when it comes the side you are not good at.

This song's Chorus 1 + 2 gave that similar feeling, each time the notechart comes down vertically it'll test handedness of a single side. The "blue" one are a bit more intense, and since statistically people are right handed, you will require a lot of practice before you can do all Perfect+ to the blue side. It took me 1 hour and finally I gain a kind of satisfaction that I felt when I was able to do slow stairs on my left hand in IIDX DP. Keep it up!

This song is full of gotchas and it sounds like no phrase repeats exactly, so you cannot autopilot at any point.

0:06 There is 1 crossover each time with arrow pointing to the other side, that you can use your dominant hand for all hits.

0:18 Pay attention to where the lines are poking from (or not) so you apply swing quantization to those.

0:34 All of such left hand blue stream will automatically align and doesn't require moving buttons midway. For this one press right for both sides. At the end of each stream will be a transition to dual which requires practice also, but the difficulty spike had been softened with special note. You will get Perfect+ anyway even if late.

0:47, 1:30, 1:43 All other blue streams use left on the left side and right on the right side and it will all line up. Then you can ignore all arrows. (In BASIC chart where you can use your dominant right hand, the arrows would be meaningful)

1:01 Part of song with no kick drum is always scary. Perform triplet all the way. The most dangerous is 1:29 where camera is awkward and quick square transition to dual special.

1:57 The last stretch is unexpectedly tricky. You need to be quite dexterous with the squares, especially the final 3 squares that I felt easy to no read ahead enough to be prepared.