So what I mean by this is that upon selecting a map to play, just like sudden death and perfect you have the option before hand to select the target accuracy you wish to be over, falling under the target would result in immediate fail.
For example - I go to chose a map, and click the option to set a goal of accuracy. I enter in 95% During playing the map my accuracy falls bellow 95% and resulting in a fail.
Why would this be useful? Well we have the "Perfect" mod which means you have to be 100% But what if you don't want to be 100% what if you still want to submit a score and have a little challenge that you do need to be over a certain accuracy. Also when being competitive, you could use this in a Lobby to ensure that if you don't achieve an accuracy above the target goal then you fail.
Overall what I am trying to say is that you can set your own accuracy that you wish to be over and if you go under it becomes an immediate fail.
For example - I go to chose a map, and click the option to set a goal of accuracy. I enter in 95% During playing the map my accuracy falls bellow 95% and resulting in a fail.
Why would this be useful? Well we have the "Perfect" mod which means you have to be 100% But what if you don't want to be 100% what if you still want to submit a score and have a little challenge that you do need to be over a certain accuracy. Also when being competitive, you could use this in a Lobby to ensure that if you don't achieve an accuracy above the target goal then you fail.
Overall what I am trying to say is that you can set your own accuracy that you wish to be over and if you go under it becomes an immediate fail.