I'm aware of that one, but earlier I didn't even have to FC a map and still got 12-20 PP for it which felt really out of place.Mathsma wrote:
https://osu.ppy.sh/news/74631045581
Of course you can't just keep getting pp for scores of the same difficulty. Otherwise you could easily rank #1 just by a bit of playing.Skvimpa wrote:
I'm aware of that one, but earlier I didn't even have to FC a map and still got 12-20 PP for it which felt really out of place.Mathsma wrote:
https://osu.ppy.sh/news/74631045581
Now I FC songs which supposedly is the same difficulty and I get 1 or even 0 sometimes.
That's why I'm wondering.
EDIT: errmm for some reaosn what I wrote in here disappeared.TheVileOne wrote:
Missing is much less forgiving, so try to hold onto that FC.
Yo can lose accuracy by improving your accuracy on a song. Ex: 1st score 83% 400 combo 5 misses. 2nd score 89% accuracy 1 miss 500 combo. Unless your overall accuracy is lower than 89% then you can possibly lose more accuracy because the score is now worth more and therefor has a greater affect on your accuracy.TheVileOne wrote:
Another good thing about the new system is that you wont lose pp unless you beat your score with a worse accuracy. pp may take slightly more effort to obtain, but each point you do get will stay with you.
Uuummm... nobody here was talking about losing accuracy, and that system is the same as its always been. The more pp you gain from a map,the more effect it will have on your accuracy. It's simple ;_;TSC wrote:
Yo can lose accuracy by improving your accuracy on a song. Ex: 1st score 83% 400 combo 5 misses. 2nd score 89% accuracy 1 miss 500 combo. Unless your overall accuracy is lower than 89% then you can possibly lose more accuracy because the score is now worth more and therefor has a greater affect on your accuracy.TheVileOne wrote:
Another good thing about the new system is that you wont lose pp unless you beat your score with a worse accuracy. pp may take slightly more effort to obtain, but each point you do get will stay with you.
You mean dropping combo. Misses are NOT forgiving, in fact they're even stricter than before. A miss will murder your PP more than losing the accuracy/combo from some 100's will.Xanandra wrote:
Anyways, what I wanted to say is this: Missing is much more forgiving now compared to before. Before if you got a miss 10 notes before fc, you will most probably be out of top 100 of the map, and youll probably not get any pp because of it, but now you can still get pp as long as it is high enough (as well as the accuracy)
what?nooblet wrote:
You mean dropping combo. Misses are NOT forgiving, in fact they're even stricter than before. A miss will murder your PP more than losing the accuracy/combo from some 100's will.Xanandra wrote:
Anyways, what I wanted to say is this: Missing is much more forgiving now compared to before. Before if you got a miss 10 notes before fc, you will most probably be out of top 100 of the map, and youll probably not get any pp because of it, but now you can still get pp as long as it is high enough (as well as the accuracy)
What nooblet was trying to say is that for example, say a song has 500 Max Combo. If you get 300 combo with 95% accuracy with 1 miss, but then get 400 combo with 96% accuracy with 10 misses, that will most likely murder the pp gained from the song, especially if it is a more jumpy map.CookChefSteak wrote:
what?
I improved plays from 1 miss to FC tons of times and got maybe 20% more pp. when you play easy maps that give no pp it may seem like a miss penalizes you hard, but when you play a map that gives like 30-40 pp(relative to skill) you can get like 80% of that amount with one miss as long as your actual performance is good. I always have 1-2 plays with misses on my top ranks, they still give tons. and when I fix them I usually don't get much more.
