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Rate the mapping technique - Round 7: Short repeating slider
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If there's a gap before and after (at least 1/2), I like them. If they're continuous (1/4th), they make it too hard to keep a full combo since they're so easy to break. I think I have pretty good accuracy, but these things trip me up ALL. THE. TIME.
1'd.
1'd.
I remember me using this mapping technique in this map....
It sucked!
2
Edit:Why did i vote a two...I'll change it to a 1!
Anyway, here is another mapping technique!
Segment sliders
This technique is many sliders on a row (this technique is often used with Etna sliders) and when a slider ends the next slider is placed there.
0:46:612 on Marisa wa Taihen na Mono wo Nusunde Ikimashita [Normal] is a good example of that
It sucked!
2
Edit:Why did i vote a two...I'll change it to a 1!
Anyway, here is another mapping technique!
Segment sliders
This technique is many sliders on a row (this technique is often used with Etna sliders) and when a slider ends the next slider is placed there.
0:46:612 on Marisa wa Taihen na Mono wo Nusunde Ikimashita [Normal] is a good example of that
No.
nononononononononononono
Never, especially when the number of repeats changes inside a combo.
nononononononononononono
Never, especially when the number of repeats changes inside a combo.
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If there is more than 1 repeat, it is terrible.
If there is just 1 repeat, it's fine.
If there is just 1 repeat, it's fine.
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I just really hate these when they are used with a differing number of reverse arrows. As in "hitcircle (1) has 3 reverse arrows, (2) has 3, (4) has 6 of them."
Also when there are way too many of them, this can be seen in Kevin.o2SE - Red Sign.
these are very difficult for me to play through, so, you know, if you want to make eee happy, keep them consistent in reverse arrows or don't use them at all >:|, I know, who wants to make eee happy, right.
I just really hate these when they are used with a differing number of reverse arrows. As in "hitcircle (1) has 3 reverse arrows, (2) has 3, (4) has 6 of them."
Also when there are way too many of them, this can be seen in Kevin.o2SE - Red Sign.
these are very difficult for me to play through, so, you know, if you want to make eee happy, keep them consistent in reverse arrows or don't use them at all >:|, I know, who wants to make eee happy, right.
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Aww, don't hate on them too much. <3
I seem to rarely have problems with these and, if they are used correctly and not with too many in a row, they are fine.
I seem to rarely have problems with these and, if they are used correctly and not with too many in a row, they are fine.
Was gonna give a 1, but decided a 2 instead, since I shouldn't put bias on the application of the technique. If it's one to end a combo, providing a bit of breathing room before the next hitobject, it's fine. But that's rarely the case; people misuse these far too often.
Horrible way of mapping.
Although they can rack up your combo real quick, and all you really have to do is hold them in one spot, it's not very creative and usually it's hard to time when to release from one slider to the next.
Although they can rack up your combo real quick, and all you really have to do is hold them in one spot, it's not very creative and usually it's hard to time when to release from one slider to the next.
They're fun, but in this song...
IOSYS - Marisa wa Taihen na Mono wo Nusunde Ikimashita [Hard]
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/243
eh, 4*
IOSYS - Marisa wa Taihen na Mono wo Nusunde Ikimashita [Hard]
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/243
eh, 4*
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