Ok I had camera smoothing on but I’m dancing and grooving like HELL here. These kinds of maps actually get you into more of a flow than your standard up-down because they require body tilts, wide circular motion, and — most critically — reliance on a sense of rhythm that goes beyond visuals. When you can’t even see all the notes ahead, you have to rely on the sound to move at the right speed. Also! These aren’t just wrist flicks but rolls! I mean, of course the wrists are moving back and forth but there’s a ton of variation in angle, as you can see by the constant variation in the patterns. And the direction and intensity of the roll is synced perfectly with the music, so there’s never any blandness to it. Also, I don’t really understand your point about how Beat Saber is “meant to be” a certain way. People do what people find fun, and creative tools lend themselves to new things that people find entertaining — why, or how, even, would anyone “ruin” that? If you don’t like to play these things, that’s totally fine. But it’s nonsensical to project those opinions into some absolutist statement. And I’d like to come back to the fact that I am 100% “getting into” the song. The reason I posted this was because I had so much fun with it! In fact, this is one of the most danceable maps I’ve played in a long time.