Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: June 2020
DJ Sharpnel - Over The Fullereneshift by Shoegazer
224 BPM, 4:26 | [4K] 4.95★, [4K] 5.35★, [4K] 5.73★, [4K] 6.06★, [4K] 4.62★
Captain's description:
First in line is a valiant call for salvation. Spare none of an amendment is long-time Loved patron Shoegazer's rebuild of Over the Fullereneshift, with cleaner jumpstreams, airtight patterning, and masterful repetition–as with the precision in brand name that Shoegazer tends to carry.
The chart features much difference in approach from the traditional OtFS, with a greater yet subtler focus on musical detail and intricacy. Its cleanliness lends itself nicely to player practice, with its different rates providing adequate coverage as challenge for the many keen-eyed players out there.
Contrary to its name, You Can (sometimes) Redo, and it's clear Shoegazer's call has sufficed.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
DJ Sharpnel - Over The Fullereneshift by Shoegazer
224 BPM, 4:26 | [4K] 4.95★, [4K] 5.35★, [4K] 5.73★, [4K] 6.06★, [4K] 4.62★
Captain's description:
First in line is a valiant call for salvation. Spare none of an amendment is long-time Loved patron Shoegazer's rebuild of Over the Fullereneshift, with cleaner jumpstreams, airtight patterning, and masterful repetition–as with the precision in brand name that Shoegazer tends to carry.
The chart features much difference in approach from the traditional OtFS, with a greater yet subtler focus on musical detail and intricacy. Its cleanliness lends itself nicely to player practice, with its different rates providing adequate coverage as challenge for the many keen-eyed players out there.
Contrary to its name, You Can (sometimes) Redo, and it's clear Shoegazer's call has sufficed.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!