Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: November 2023
Unlike Pluto - Painted Dreams by Amerom
131 BPM, 2:20 | 4.01★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Amerom, formerly known as andreymc, has been a big name in the Brazilian community. They were a world-class international player especially in the long note department. It is only appropriate that they come up with this heavily release-oriented entry: Painted Dreams.
Long note maps have their own sort of cult following, especially since a lot of people tend to play them with ScoreV2 because the way long note releases are handled with it are substantially better than on ScoreV1. Painted Dreams is one such hidden gem that gets passed along between LN enthusiasts, and features very flowy long note releases that are quite challenging to get right. As a slow and not particularly dense or physical map, much of the challenge is going to be focused on accuracy rather than combo, and reading and executing those releases requires its own kind of training. We hope that the inclusion of this file in your library helps you parse through long notes a bit better overall.
Do you feel like keeping it in the shadows? You really don't know what we're going through, do you? Please don't be shy and get your vote in the thread.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Unlike Pluto - Painted Dreams by Amerom
131 BPM, 2:20 | 4.01★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Amerom, formerly known as andreymc, has been a big name in the Brazilian community. They were a world-class international player especially in the long note department. It is only appropriate that they come up with this heavily release-oriented entry: Painted Dreams.
Long note maps have their own sort of cult following, especially since a lot of people tend to play them with ScoreV2 because the way long note releases are handled with it are substantially better than on ScoreV1. Painted Dreams is one such hidden gem that gets passed along between LN enthusiasts, and features very flowy long note releases that are quite challenging to get right. As a slow and not particularly dense or physical map, much of the challenge is going to be focused on accuracy rather than combo, and reading and executing those releases requires its own kind of training. We hope that the inclusion of this file in your library helps you parse through long notes a bit better overall.
Do you feel like keeping it in the shadows? You really don't know what we're going through, do you? Please don't be shy and get your vote in the thread.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!