Current Intensity

The Current Intensity is a difficulty level scale that is similar to classic mode's difficulties in SSB4 the higher the intensity scale the tougher the dancer, the difficulty level can go from 0.0 remotes the easiest and 9.9 remotes the hardest. For an example the intensity levels, has 10 categories, Effortless, Easy, Standard, Tougher, Challenging, Heatin’ Up, Extra Spicy, Infernal, White Hot and Nothing Harder! are the ascend descriptions From category 1 is Effortless with a current intensity of down to 0.0, and category 10 is Nothing Harder! With a current intensity of up to 9.0.

## Difficulty Level

Intensity 9.0 to 9.9 (Nothing Harder!) are the hardest and the most destructive difficulties on the intensity scale, stars or songs at Nothing Harder! difficulties can cause the damages from Slight Damage to Total Destruction.

On Study Ladder it depend on the grade levels, the highest intensity level for Study Ladder is no higher then 5.9 (Heatin' Up).

The most violent Intensity on the scale is 8.9 (White Hot), and it is also among the most unpredictable difficulty.

## How Tough Level

The how tough meter is measured how hard the dancers moves, depends on the number of OK moves and Missed a move is calculated the amount of damage to the buildings the star have resulted, it is also the difficulty of the dance moves performance, the more incorrect moves if any trickier, the higher the how tough level, the scale goes from 1 to 12 or I to XII, was based on the intensity scale.

## Intensity Damage

The current intensity chart shows the wind damages, for more categories check out the Weather Forecast Scales.

Also express sizes of stars and solar wind strengths.

## Images of the difficulty levels:

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## Number of working hours per day.

Depend on the intensity / difficulty level Fainstmg has set it to, the higher the difficulty is, the tougher, the more working hours, and the greater the prizes and rewards Fainstmg gets. However do jobs on the intensity levels of 6.0\_7.0 or higher are among the busiest, and 9.0+ intensities are above 100% busier then all community workers in the ACT.

Average weekly intensity levels.

Here is the intensity chart for 2022 next year.