Pew wrote:
cough smooooch cough
as long as it's intuitive and not spammed, or random slow-downs for half the map etcor LeaF - I and Fascination MAXX.. hahaMeseki wrote:
I've always liked fitting speed changes in rhythm games every now and then, though when it's something like Pluto, it can get a little bit annoying.
Meseki wrote:
I've always liked fitting speed changes in rhythm games every now and then, though when it's something like Pluto, it can get a little bit annoying.
Pluto is fun to play on DDR. So is FELM and FAXX. I really want a proper LeaF - I mapped in o!m. the autoconvert is just... weird.ishimaru94 wrote:
or LeaF - I and Fascination MAXX.. haha
Yes, it's a bit annoying with all of the sudden changes that you can't keep up with but if you memorize it, you can tackle 'dem easily. But again, it's personal's choice if one wants to love it or just give up and ends with hate on SV.
Tbh, if you look at original BMS of it, it's far more worse than the ranked ones here in terms of note density plus with unforgiving gimmicks/bumps. Really, you should look at it.kidlat020 wrote:
I really want a proper LeaF - I mapped in o!m. the autoconvert is just... weird.ishimaru94 wrote:
or LeaF - I and Fascination MAXX.. haha
Yes, it's a bit annoying with all of the sudden changes that you can't keep up with but if you memorize it, you can tackle 'dem easily. But again, it's personal's choice if one wants to love it or just give up and ends with hate on SV.
actually the bms one is quite easy to follow since the beats are consistent, there's a scratch before every slowdown so you know exactly where to expect the SV changes. in osu it just randomly happens with no warning and you must memorizeishimaru94 wrote:
Tbh, if you look at original BMS of it, it's far more worse than the ranked ones here in terms of note density plus with unforgiving gimmicks/bumps. Really, you should look at it.kidlat020 wrote:
I really want a proper LeaF - I mapped in o!m. the autoconvert is just... weird.
in that case, osu ones is harder then. hahaAqo wrote:
actually the bms one is quite easy to follow since the beats are consistent, there's a scratch before every slowdown so you know exactly where to expect the SV changes. in osu it just randomly happens with no warning and you must memorize
