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The notion of having Goods count towards combos.Though most no-bar players switched to bar years ago, debate between remaining no-bar players and bar users has stayed quite vitriolic. It's much harder to do well on harder songs without it, but some feel it cheapens the experience. While Elemental Creation and IX have a fast BPM and lots of timing changes, Triple Journey has the lowest BPM (Not by much) and mostly lacks timing changes, with a half-speed segment at the very beginning that's pretty tame. In a similar way, Triple Journey -TAG Version- is somewhat easier than the other two event bosses from DDR 2013, Elemental Creation and IX.And it is much faster and stamina draining than the last song.

Following the above mentioned song is "Prey" which appeared in DDR A three years later, only this time it is an 18 on Expert.

For an 18, "嘆きの樹" note romanized: Nageki no Ki from DDR 2014 is the only one to lack BPM changes or stops.

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Bag is only hard without speed mods, stirring debate as to whether one is "supposed to" use speed mods (plus the song's rhythm didn't quite match up with the chart's, but that was a flaw with the game engine). On the Extreme cabinets, Sakura, Bag, and Genom Screams on Double were significantly easier than the other 10s, and most people found at least one 9 to be harder than any of them. Xepher in DDR SuperNOVA (This is taken up a notch in "The Last" Stellar Joint because it's the easiest boss), On The Bounce in X, and Kimono Princess and Roppongi EVOLVED in X2 are distinct examples of this.Despite having more notes, its ending section is easier on Expert, having more repetitive "running" patterns rather than the hell of crossovers on Difficult. BOOM BOOM DOLLAR (K.O.G.G3 MIX) from 3rd MIX is generally regarded as easier on Expert than on Difficult.Best Known for the Fanservice: One of the things 3rdMIX is well-known for is introducing Swiss-German Europop group E-Rotic into its tracklist, with tracks that are as raunchy as the group's name implies.Either they add flavor to the game and are a good source of memes, or they're obnoxious as hell and the lack of an option to disable them in arcade games is a Scrappy Mechanic. Base-Breaking Character: The announcers as a whole.