I've noticed that the rules of higher-snapped hyperdashes in platters are significantly less forgiving than basic hyperdashes, despite the difference between them not being that big. Strict rules for any patterns after higher-snapped hyperdashes are absolutely reasonable, however applying the same rule for the patterns before higher-snapped hyperdashes could be too strict and unnecessary.
The main challenge of higher-snapped hyperdashes, which is more precise timing of when to release dash or change direction, comes after their destination. Anything before the hyperdash doesn't require nearly as much precision, so disallowing any dashes before them could be too restrictive.
Keeping the rule in its current state may cause problems in properly emphasizing more intense sections of the song and keeping consistent difficulty throughout the map.
Giving the player enough time without direction changes for preparation would make enough leniency to allow the usage of dashes in this case.
The proposal would affect this rule:
My suggested change would be:
Alternatively, splitting this rule into two would also be a good option to avoid unnecessary clutter:
The main challenge of higher-snapped hyperdashes, which is more precise timing of when to release dash or change direction, comes after their destination. Anything before the hyperdash doesn't require nearly as much precision, so disallowing any dashes before them could be too restrictive.
Keeping the rule in its current state may cause problems in properly emphasizing more intense sections of the song and keeping consistent difficulty throughout the map.
Giving the player enough time without direction changes for preparation would make enough leniency to allow the usage of dashes in this case.
The proposal would affect this rule:
Basic hyperdashes must not be used more than two times between consecutive fruits. If higher-snapped hyperdashes are used, they must be used singularly (not in conjunction with other hyperdashes or dashes)
My suggested change would be:
Basic hyperdashes must not be used more than two times between consecutive fruits. If higher-snapped hyperdashes are used, they must not be used in conjunction with other hyperdashes, followed by any dashes or preceded by dashes with a gap lower than 250ms.
Alternatively, splitting this rule into two would also be a good option to avoid unnecessary clutter:
Basic hyperdashes must not be used more than two times between consecutive fruits.
Higher-snapped hyperdashes must not be used in conjunction with other hyperdashes, followed by any dashes or preceded by dashes with a gap lower than 250ms.