You know it set the precedent for the 7k+1 meta right?Connormgs wrote:
You know IIDX is over 20 years old right?
Please donate here so this poor, poor player can enjoy 7k+1 maps like a good champ.agu wrote:
get a damn turntable so it'll be fun
The extra notes on one side (the scratch column) causes the maps to feel like a balance scale tipped over, if that makes sense. It's also much harder to process patterns that have no relation inter-column in the first place since one of the ways we learn reading is based on how the notes in common patterns transition column to column. The scratch notes may have a stronger relation with audio, but not enough to help imo.AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH wrote:
but I can barely pass a 4.5* 5k+1 map for some reason
Hey I can only tell my perspective of things, so it's important for others to weigh in their perspectives as well.Bobbias wrote:
It's fine to not enjoy it, but dont confuse your lack of enjoyment with an objective argument that it is outright bad.
abraker wrote:
Hey I can only tell my perspective of things, so it's important for others to weigh in their perspectives as well.Bobbias wrote:
It's fine to not enjoy it, but dont confuse your lack of enjoyment with an objective argument that it is outright bad.
That said, objectively certain fingers will still under perform others even if it's by the smallest margins. The middle column doesn't feel as bad as the scratch notes because it's not one of the fingers with less independence trying to hit jacks.
abraker wrote:
Hey I can only tell my perspective of things, so it's important for others to weigh in their perspectives as well.
That said, objectively certain fingers will still under perform others even if it's by the smallest margins. The middle column doesn't feel as bad as the scratch notes because it's not one of the fingers with less independence trying to hit jacks.
Bobbias wrote:
Thumb is weaker than other fingers in 5/7/9/10k, pinkies are both worse than the rest in 9/10k. It's just a thing that you need to learn to deal with imo. Good mappers should be able to understand what is doable and not for different skill levels in each key mode, and so there should realistically be less use of special column notes, or notes on the pinkie keys (in 9k) at middling difficulty levels. At high difficulty levels good mappers generally consider the heavy use of those weaker fingers as a way to make things just that much harder (and generally operate under the idea that by that point the weakness should be less pronounced due to the level of practice the player should have by then).
Thumb vs ring finger is interesting. Ring finger has significantly less finger independence than thumb, but can jack faster than thumb. Tho this is assuming no prior practice. I'm sure practicing with thumb would eventually allow it to jack equivalently to ring finger, tho I am not sure if it can jack faster than it when considering wrist.Bobbias wrote:
Thumb is weaker than other fingers in 5/7/9/10k
abraker wrote:
Thumb vs ring finger is interesting. Ring finger has significantly less finger independence than thumb, but can jack faster than thumb. Tho this is assuming no prior practice. I'm sure practicing with thumb would eventually allow it to jack equivalently to ring finger, tho I am not sure if it can jack faster than it when considering wrist.Bobbias wrote:
Thumb is weaker than other fingers in 5/7/9/10k
