http://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/Ar#Approach_Rate
Wouldn't a map at 200bpm with DT at 9 AR be the same as a regular map at 200bpm with 9 AR?
Wouldn't a map at 200bpm with DT at 9 AR be the same as a regular map at 200bpm with 9 AR?
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How does DT affect AR?
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It doesn't affect AR rating but it does affect the AR value by making them come at 1.5x rate
The AR is technically higher because notes take 50% more time to appear before they need to be hit. The note density is what stays the same with DT, because they come faster to match the increased AR.
Are this values the same for taiko & ctb ?
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thanks for the chart. tested AR11 with a 90bpm map and 300ms is insane. how many people can do AR11?
wait. the bpm doesn't matter does it? the timing will always be 300ms?
wait. the bpm doesn't matter does it? the timing will always be 300ms?
Not many, and most actually rely on memory other than sight-reading. And no, BPM doesn't matter.
Taiko and mania can't be measured, because AR is calculated by slider velocity and BPM (just BPM in mania.) CTB can though, it feels like the same values as standard, though I could be wrong about that.
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In the chart, how come hard rock has a faster "AR" until AR7, at which DT becomes faster? DT=1.5x ; HR=1.4x?
HR AR 7 is almost the same as HR AR 8. Then HR AR 8 is as fast as HR AR 9/10. Which is why DT becomes faster on 9 and 10.
the chart is wrong. HR makes the AR 1.4 times higher, easy divides the AR by 2. that's correct. but DT is the actual approachtime *0.66, and HT is the actual approachtime *1,5.
Isn't x0.67 ? k I'm picky.Tanzklaue wrote:
the chart is wrong. HR makes the AR 1.4 times higher, easy divides the AR by 2. that's correct. but DT is the actual approachtime *0.66, and HT is the actual approachtime *1,5.
Depends on if you want to round up or down. 0.67x is technically more accurate, but it's not like it makes a difference while playing. Unless you like doing math while playing osu?
its /1.5GoldenWolf wrote:
Isn't x0.67 ? k I'm picky.Tanzklaue wrote:
the chart is wrong. HR makes the AR 1.4 times higher, easy divides the AR by 2. that's correct. but DT is the actual approachtime *0.66, and HT is the actual approachtime *1,5.
Why not look at the numbers and make some simple math?silmarilen wrote:
its /1.5
450 * x = 300
300/450 = x
2/3 = 0,66... = x
Which is the same as:
450 / 1,5 = 300.
durr
Approach Rate 1: 1800 ms
Approach Rate 2: 1650 ms
Approach Rate 3: 1500 ms
Approach Rate 4: 1350 ms
Approach Rate 5: 1200 ms
Approach Rate 6: 1050 ms
Approach Rate 7: 900 ms
Approach Rate 8: 750 ms
Approach Rate 9: 600 ms
Approach Rate 7 + DT : 600 ms
Approach Rate 8+ DT: 500 ms
Approach Rate 10: 450 ms
Approach Rate 9 + DT: 400 ms
Approach Rate 10 + DT : 300ms
Approach Rate 2: 1650 ms
Approach Rate 3: 1500 ms
Approach Rate 4: 1350 ms
Approach Rate 5: 1200 ms
Approach Rate 6: 1050 ms
Approach Rate 7: 900 ms
Approach Rate 8: 750 ms
Approach Rate 9: 600 ms
Approach Rate 7 + DT : 600 ms
Approach Rate 8+ DT: 500 ms
Approach Rate 10: 450 ms
Approach Rate 9 + DT: 400 ms
Approach Rate 10 + DT : 300ms
Yes, and generally thinking about something else. It helps me to be less nervous.-GN wrote:
Depends on if you want to round up or down. 0.67x is technically more accurate, but it's not like it makes a difference while playing. Unless you like doing math while playing osu?
it's not important if you divide by 1,5 or multiply by 0,66(666666666), the result is the same.
english is way easier when you aren't halfasleep =w=
english is way easier when you aren't halfasleep =w=
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