Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: May 2023
Getter Jaani - Rockefeller Street (Nightcore Mix) by Logan636, HowToPlayLN and zero2snow
162.5 BPM, 2:20 | 2.54★, 2.54★, 2.54★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Congratulations to Sweden for winning this year's edition of Eurovision! This month, we are celebrating with a throwback to Getter Jaani's Rockefeller Street, Estonia's entry back in 2011 which set itself as a low-key public pleaser with a catchy tune.
Logan636 was a major driving force in tournament organization, spearheading many editions of the 4 Digit osu!mania World Cup among other tournaments. With the help of SV mapping veterans HowToPlayLN and zero2snow, this particular map was featured in its second edition in the group stage, which is to say that despite belonging to the SV category, it is very affordable and accessible for newer players to try and learn.
The "Prosperity" difficulty allows non-SV beginners to enjoy a nice song without troubling themselves too much. "ProSinewaveViewingperity" takes a reading-oriented approach, with scrolling variations that will challenge your accuracy, but normalized spacing which makes it easy to reason about. "ProSubconsciousVisualizationperity" puts emphasis on memorizing the rhythm of the chorus, which is a reasonable entry point into memory-oriented SV maps.
We've had many, many challenging SV entries throughout this year: it's time to give new SV players a chance! Tell your friends, tell your family, and cast your vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Getter Jaani - Rockefeller Street (Nightcore Mix) by Logan636, HowToPlayLN and zero2snow
162.5 BPM, 2:20 | 2.54★, 2.54★, 2.54★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Congratulations to Sweden for winning this year's edition of Eurovision! This month, we are celebrating with a throwback to Getter Jaani's Rockefeller Street, Estonia's entry back in 2011 which set itself as a low-key public pleaser with a catchy tune.
Logan636 was a major driving force in tournament organization, spearheading many editions of the 4 Digit osu!mania World Cup among other tournaments. With the help of SV mapping veterans HowToPlayLN and zero2snow, this particular map was featured in its second edition in the group stage, which is to say that despite belonging to the SV category, it is very affordable and accessible for newer players to try and learn.
The "Prosperity" difficulty allows non-SV beginners to enjoy a nice song without troubling themselves too much. "ProSinewaveViewingperity" takes a reading-oriented approach, with scrolling variations that will challenge your accuracy, but normalized spacing which makes it easy to reason about. "ProSubconsciousVisualizationperity" puts emphasis on memorizing the rhythm of the chorus, which is a reasonable entry point into memory-oriented SV maps.
We've had many, many challenging SV entries throughout this year: it's time to give new SV players a chance! Tell your friends, tell your family, and cast your vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!