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Elite Mapper 1,200 posts   |
Round 31: Back and Forth Beat Sets
 Nominated by Beuchi-chan. A set of Back and Forth Beats, all having one note in the same place, stacked on top of each other. The player must click one of the stacked beats, then go out to click another beat, then back to clicking a stacked beat, and so on and so forth. Map(s) that use this technique BRANDY - The Festival of Ghost 2 by darrihuka Haru - Voyage 1969 (Instrumental) by Nexy Jun Ishikawa - Marx Battle! [m980's Hard] by Zerostarry (difficulty mapped by m980 ~Mapping Technique Nominations~ |
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 Rhythm Incarnate 733 posts  |
3'd because they remind me a little too much of that box mapping that I hate so much
And at higher speeds + spacing they're really hard to play But they look pretty cool I guess |
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AMAZING example: Wiklund - Billy Boogie [16 bits?!]
That's the only reason I'm giving this a 5. A decent example is Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow - Castle Corridor [KIRBY Mix]. |
 Rhythm Incarnate 1,072 posts  |
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Elite Mapper 1,200 posts |
MegaManEXE wrote: 3'd because they remind me a little too much of that box mapping that I hate so much And at higher speeds + spacing they're really hard to play But they look pretty cool I guess They don't have to necessarily be 90 degree angles. The example I posted was just that, an example. Read the description more. It doesn't say anything about 90 degree angles >.> |
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Rhythm Incarnate 733 posts |
m980 wrote: MegaManEXE wrote: 3'd because they remind me a little too much of that box mapping that I hate so much And at higher speeds + spacing they're really hard to play But they look pretty cool I guess They don't have to necessarily be 90 degree angles. The example I posted was just that, an example. Read the description more. It doesn't say anything about 90 degree angles >.> No I know, it's just that a vast majority of the time, they're used in that cross-shaped formation like the example in the OP |
 Rhythm Incarnate 1,080 posts  |
 osu! Alumni 1,168 posts  |
This gets a 3 for being a cool concept, but seriously, some of the worst technically-correct mapping I've ever seen was when people threw these in where they didn't belong.
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 osu! Alumni 843 posts |
I very much enjoy them as long as they're not extensive. I personally wouldn't go for more than a few beats doing this, though.
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 osu!dev 4,467 posts |
 Rhythm Incarnate 729 posts |
I went with 4
Cross Time used this at the start very effectively. However, there is potential to use these just to confuse or tire the player. But for the most part, these are almost always fun. A Ha Haa~
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 Star Shooter 189 posts  |
I don't recall having played a map with these, but according to the description and screenshot... I believe I dislike them. Having to go back to the center and change directions feels like it's breaking the momentum of the map in my opinion; they could suck if they're way too fast and suck even more if they're way too slow.
...Even so, I liked their execution in Billy Boogie.  long names! Failing osu!, one map at a time! |
 Beatmap Appreciation Team 2,292 posts  |
If the spacing is too far, this technique won't be fun. 4
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 Rhythm Incarnate 2,653 posts |
sometimes I think they're done poorly, but for the most part they're done nicely even if they take a retry or two to get
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