Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: October 2024
Feryquitous - Arcahv by Abraxos
191 BPM, 2:42 | 4.86★
Captain's description (by Silhoueska Elze):
Arcahv (uprated to 1.05x) was notably featured in the MWC 2021 4K Finals weekend. Abraxos is known for creating many difficult charts in the technical department, and his hybrids are certainly no slouch.
This map, in particular, has so many aspects that make it challenging. Right off the bat, it greets you with short LNs, which can make charts very technical. Throughout this chart, you have to expect that none of the patterns will be straightforward. There will definitely be a lot of choke points, whether in terms of accuracy or simply finding misses. Grace notes, anchors, and minijacks mixed with various LN releases create a difficult hybrid chart.
Not to mention, this is definitely a chart where you'd need to focus throughout, given all the patterns this map will throw at you. Even the lone break section in this file requires you to maintain full focus to ensure you don't lose much accuracy from those alone.
Honestly speaking, Abraxos has always done a wonderful job of creating hybrid charts that really push the limits of tournament players and their accuracy. If you feel the same way, I highly recommend giving this chart a favorable vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Feryquitous - Arcahv by Abraxos
191 BPM, 2:42 | 4.86★
Captain's description (by Silhoueska Elze):
Arcahv (uprated to 1.05x) was notably featured in the MWC 2021 4K Finals weekend. Abraxos is known for creating many difficult charts in the technical department, and his hybrids are certainly no slouch.
This map, in particular, has so many aspects that make it challenging. Right off the bat, it greets you with short LNs, which can make charts very technical. Throughout this chart, you have to expect that none of the patterns will be straightforward. There will definitely be a lot of choke points, whether in terms of accuracy or simply finding misses. Grace notes, anchors, and minijacks mixed with various LN releases create a difficult hybrid chart.
Not to mention, this is definitely a chart where you'd need to focus throughout, given all the patterns this map will throw at you. Even the lone break section in this file requires you to maintain full focus to ensure you don't lose much accuracy from those alone.
Honestly speaking, Abraxos has always done a wonderful job of creating hybrid charts that really push the limits of tournament players and their accuracy. If you feel the same way, I highly recommend giving this chart a favorable vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!