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★★★★★★ Method 1: Float + Lane cover off (optimal)

Play with lane cover at about 306 (+- 100 is fine). If you use Lift, use the formula (1000 - Lift) * (45/147) to find your optimal SUDDEN+ WN instead of using 306.

Float at blue so that the scratch section is at correct speed, turn off lane cover at purple so that the speedup isn't too fast and turn lane cover back on at pink to refloat for a nice ending. This method is by far the most difficult but most rewarding.

Optimal Theory

★★★★☆ Method 2: No tech

If you can read scratch decently well and read slow decently well you can get away with no-teching Theory. If you're less comfortable with reading slow, try non-ran or mirror. This will give you a comfortable 13 57 roll every time.

While a click track (listed above) helps with all methods, it helps the most with no tech because of the 24th and 32nd scratch patterns weaved in with the rest of the 16ths. These can be tricky to read at low scroll.

★★★☆☆ Method 3: Gear shift

Gear shift up by 2 at the blue circle and down by 2 at the purple circle. Don't be afraid to miss notes to hit the gear shift accurately. You'll make it up with your accuracy during the scratch section.

Gear Shifting Theory

★★★★☆ Method 4: Recurring Float

Less serious version of method 1.

Set your lane cover as high as it goes (41wn) but leave it on. Float at the blue circle and at least every 2 purple circles with the last purple circle being a mandatory float. allows you to almost always have the chart at a speed you like but requires way more effort than other methods.

Easier to pull off on mirror.

Floating Theory