They just don't have that "flow" that they did in Portable 2. The note charts for the songs make little to no sense. It takes some time to get used to it, so practice. Playing on ps4 controller feels a lot different compared to using a psp.
It seems like you aren't used to playing on a ps4 controller. It doesn't feel like it was designed with two thumbs in mind. If they brought the same pattern to Respect there would be some songs that are outright unclearable.Įdit: Having a different controller also adds to this, for example, if Hello Pinky 6B hd was brought over from Portable 2 to Respect without changing anything, it would be a level 14/15 pattern (frustrating one at that) because D-Pad in PS4 doesn't work as smoothly as the one in PSP. No, in fact a lot of patterns got nerfed when transferred from older series to DJMAX Respect, because they changed how judgement system worked. When I play Respect the charts are just stupidly hard. While I agree that DJMAX Portable 2 is one of the best game in the series, DJMAX Respect is the best DJMAX series released since then. I wish there was a true successor to Portable 2. They don't even sound the same on most of the classic songs.
They don't have the same zen like flow the older ones could put you into. I tried it so many times but I just get angry and quit because it doesn't FEEL like DJ Max. Also, the sounds just don't feel as instant as they did on the PSP. If you can, go back and play "Every Day" 5B. I believe the team that did that charts in 2 were the pinnacle of brilliance when it came to the note charts. I tried to play DJ Max Respect and I just can't enjoy it. Started with Portable one on the PSP and have played almost every release since then.
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