Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: Seven Years / September 2024
Tess - Justify My Love by Halogen-
140 – 154 BPM, 2:18 | 5.06★, 5.28★, 5.47★
Captain's description (by Silhoueska Elze):
Halogen- is notorious for having a ton of his maps featured in tournaments, and Justify My Love certainly is no exception.
With the influx of physical chordjacks being the meta nowadays, it's time we bring another tournament chart into the mix. What makes Justify My Love such a challenging file would be the patterning, and also the OD. That OD value being set to 9 is certainly strict, and leaves you with very little room for error. Not to mention, most players would be able to get a ridiculously good ratio, considering that compared to every other pattern, chordjacks tend to be the most "straightforward" to hit, at least music-wise.
Right off the bat, it already greets you with chordjacks that are a mix of jumps, hands, and even quads to an extent. Those anchors can also make your wrists very unstable, which in turn, could make you drop a ton of bad judgements should you not be careful. Thankfully, there is one break section (though you could really find misses or greats should you not focus), but right after that, it's back to denser chordjacks once again. However, the difference is that in some parts of the chart, you would also be greeted by occasional grace notes, which can really make you lose your focus and make you drop your accuracy.
This expression of chordjacks is certainly interesting, by giving players not only a challenge on the accuracy side with the mix of different chords, but also having an element of technicality with grace notes at the very end.
If you really think this map deserves to go to Loved (which I think it does), then go vote YES, and JUSTIFY it FOR LOVED!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Tess - Justify My Love by Halogen-
140 – 154 BPM, 2:18 | 5.06★, 5.28★, 5.47★
Captain's description (by Silhoueska Elze):
Halogen- is notorious for having a ton of his maps featured in tournaments, and Justify My Love certainly is no exception.
With the influx of physical chordjacks being the meta nowadays, it's time we bring another tournament chart into the mix. What makes Justify My Love such a challenging file would be the patterning, and also the OD. That OD value being set to 9 is certainly strict, and leaves you with very little room for error. Not to mention, most players would be able to get a ridiculously good ratio, considering that compared to every other pattern, chordjacks tend to be the most "straightforward" to hit, at least music-wise.
Right off the bat, it already greets you with chordjacks that are a mix of jumps, hands, and even quads to an extent. Those anchors can also make your wrists very unstable, which in turn, could make you drop a ton of bad judgements should you not be careful. Thankfully, there is one break section (though you could really find misses or greats should you not focus), but right after that, it's back to denser chordjacks once again. However, the difference is that in some parts of the chart, you would also be greeted by occasional grace notes, which can really make you lose your focus and make you drop your accuracy.
This expression of chordjacks is certainly interesting, by giving players not only a challenge on the accuracy side with the mix of different chords, but also having an element of technicality with grace notes at the very end.
If you really think this map deserves to go to Loved (which I think it does), then go vote YES, and JUSTIFY it FOR LOVED!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!