Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: July 2024
Kobaryo - The Lightning Sword by Arise
222 BPM, 3:25 | 6.05★
Captain's description (by elexire):
This one's an oldie, but very much a goodie! Arise, or better known as "Xcaliboor" at the time, is seeing their second nomination, this time being The Lightning Sword!
The skill of players has increased significantly since 2016, and back then, you had people playing this chart due to the sheer difficulty it offered for players at the time. A great amount of people were playing it during this period, such as inteliser, SuddenDeath, and AFOTHER all setting good scores on it. Obviously, it didn't stop at them, but these scores (especially inteliser's) were the most notable for the time period.
Jumpstream may be hard to comment on, but the chart manages to stick out due to how it doesn't use triples for the hardest parts. It still has an old-style feel to it though, as there are a few splittrills into triples at calmer parts, but what's a legacy chart without that?
It's safe to say that today's top players have significantly progressed past this level of difficulty, but that's not to say it's easy to play for everyone! If you have any doubts, then you're encouraged to play this and see how well you hold up. Now go on and vote to return the legacy this chart once had!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Kobaryo - The Lightning Sword by Arise
222 BPM, 3:25 | 6.05★
Captain's description (by elexire):
This one's an oldie, but very much a goodie! Arise, or better known as "Xcaliboor" at the time, is seeing their second nomination, this time being The Lightning Sword!
The skill of players has increased significantly since 2016, and back then, you had people playing this chart due to the sheer difficulty it offered for players at the time. A great amount of people were playing it during this period, such as inteliser, SuddenDeath, and AFOTHER all setting good scores on it. Obviously, it didn't stop at them, but these scores (especially inteliser's) were the most notable for the time period.
Jumpstream may be hard to comment on, but the chart manages to stick out due to how it doesn't use triples for the hardest parts. It still has an old-style feel to it though, as there are a few splittrills into triples at calmer parts, but what's a legacy chart without that?
It's safe to say that today's top players have significantly progressed past this level of difficulty, but that's not to say it's easy to play for everyone! If you have any doubts, then you're encouraged to play this and see how well you hold up. Now go on and vote to return the legacy this chart once had!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!