Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: December 2024
Camellia - Bring Our Ignition Back by [Crz]hinako1804
150 – 180 BPM, 2:39 | 5.76★, 6.28★, 6.68★
Captain's description (by elexire):
Former Loved captain [Crz]hinako1804 makes a return! However, instead of a pack such as Technical Complexes, their chart of Bring Our Ignition Back gets this month's spotlight!
Perhaps one of the first things you think of when seeing this is Evening's version, but you can rest assured knowing that they both differ from one another in their own unique way, as this one has much more focus on the chordjack element within the music.
Used in the SOFT 6 Semifinals pool, Bring Our Ignition Back was proven to be a great pick thanks to the progressiveness of the song, causing for unexpected stamina drain within the chart. Even with heavy chordjack layering, it also throws some 1/8 bursts at you, which might lead to a surprise miss or drop in accuracy, which has proven to be a very big deal in a tournament environment.
Hinako continues to prove that they absolutely know how to make an engaging chordjack chart, so show your recognition with a vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Camellia - Bring Our Ignition Back by [Crz]hinako1804
150 – 180 BPM, 2:39 | 5.76★, 6.28★, 6.68★
Captain's description (by elexire):
Former Loved captain [Crz]hinako1804 makes a return! However, instead of a pack such as Technical Complexes, their chart of Bring Our Ignition Back gets this month's spotlight!
Perhaps one of the first things you think of when seeing this is Evening's version, but you can rest assured knowing that they both differ from one another in their own unique way, as this one has much more focus on the chordjack element within the music.
Used in the SOFT 6 Semifinals pool, Bring Our Ignition Back was proven to be a great pick thanks to the progressiveness of the song, causing for unexpected stamina drain within the chart. Even with heavy chordjack layering, it also throws some 1/8 bursts at you, which might lead to a surprise miss or drop in accuracy, which has proven to be a very big deal in a tournament environment.
Hinako continues to prove that they absolutely know how to make an engaging chordjack chart, so show your recognition with a vote!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!