Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: Eight Years / September 2025
hugepulse - Swim in the sea of quarks by 11Bit
136.8 – 167.2 BPM, 2:04 | 5.60★, 5.87★, 6.14★, 6.39★, 6.65★
Captain's description (by LivelyPeninsula):
When you hear Swim in the sea of quarks, you can kind of expect to see a chart that goes really fast, and 11Bit showcases how it can be done.
It first throws you off with an extremely fast jumpstream section, having numerous anchors and also one-handed trills, making for a very uncomfortable and challenging experience. Once that's done, you already have a chordjack section, and polyrhythms as well to go with it. The thing about this chart is that there's really so much going on, and with how fast everything's going, you really are in for an experience that can make you struggle, should you find fast charts difficult.
Once the break section's finished, you are then greeted with 30 seconds of non-stop jumpstream barrage, with the same anchors and one-handed trills that you have seen in the first half. By this point, a lot of your stamina may have already been drained. Fundamentally, this is an extremely difficult chart, simply because it's not just testing how fast you can go, but also how accurately you can execute these patterns without getting extremely tired, or rushing the patterns and sacrificing a lot of accuracy.
11Bit's charts have really a lot to display for players, giving for unique experiences all throughout. Swim in the sea of quarks really gives a perspective on how difficult their charts can be, and I can't wait to see how everyone performs on the different rates that are present in this chart. Let us explore the sea of quarks together, and vote "Yes" for this chart!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
hugepulse - Swim in the sea of quarks by 11Bit
136.8 – 167.2 BPM, 2:04 | 5.60★, 5.87★, 6.14★, 6.39★, 6.65★
Captain's description (by LivelyPeninsula):
When you hear Swim in the sea of quarks, you can kind of expect to see a chart that goes really fast, and 11Bit showcases how it can be done.
It first throws you off with an extremely fast jumpstream section, having numerous anchors and also one-handed trills, making for a very uncomfortable and challenging experience. Once that's done, you already have a chordjack section, and polyrhythms as well to go with it. The thing about this chart is that there's really so much going on, and with how fast everything's going, you really are in for an experience that can make you struggle, should you find fast charts difficult.
Once the break section's finished, you are then greeted with 30 seconds of non-stop jumpstream barrage, with the same anchors and one-handed trills that you have seen in the first half. By this point, a lot of your stamina may have already been drained. Fundamentally, this is an extremely difficult chart, simply because it's not just testing how fast you can go, but also how accurately you can execute these patterns without getting extremely tired, or rushing the patterns and sacrificing a lot of accuracy.
11Bit's charts have really a lot to display for players, giving for unique experiences all throughout. Swim in the sea of quarks really gives a perspective on how difficult their charts can be, and I can't wait to see how everyone performs on the different rates that are present in this chart. Let us explore the sea of quarks together, and vote "Yes" for this chart!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!