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Flash Flash Revolution isn't played in any standardized way; players are free to use whatever hands, hand positions and fingers they feel like, the combinations are quite limitless. | Flash Flash Revolution isn't played in any standardized way; players are free to use whatever hands, hand positions and fingers they feel like, the combinations are quite limitless. | ||
The biggest differences in style come from the player's keyboard layout, this forces them to find a comfortable play style that varies. For instance the use of an ergonomic keyboard greatly changes the way the center of the keyboard is | The biggest differences in style come from the player's keyboard layout, this forces them to find a comfortable play style that varies. For instance the use of an ergonomic keyboard greatly changes the way the center of the keyboard is layed out and thus a split hand player would probably play differently than someone with a rectangular flat keyboard. | ||
Additionally, the arrow key shape makes a large difference. There are two types of arrow set ups: triangular (left, down, middle, and up above the down key) and cross (left, down, right, up, arrayed in a more polarized fashion like a Dpad). | Additionally, the arrow key shape makes a large difference. There are two types of arrow set ups: triangular (left, down, middle, and up above the down key) and cross (left, down, right, up, arrayed in a more polarized fashion like a Dpad). |