Yes, early slider breaks are the primary thing that this change would help catch.Redon wrote:
You can break your combo without missing a note.teasp00n wrote:
Or you could just change your skin so that the miss symbol is bigger so you clearly see if you miss.
It is a lot more common than you think, and often I don't notice it!!Dainesl wrote:
Basically the combo-break sound only plays if your Combo is 21 or more at the time, if it's 0-20 it won't play. Slider-breaks are a thing but I don't see how often somebody would miss on the first 20 Combo of a song unless the beginning is like ridiculously hard by comparison
Miss a part of a streambaraatje123 wrote:
I'd say they should do it for every note (as a toggle --> ( ) Always use combo-break sounds (even under 20-30 combo)
For tge 1st I definitely agree
A simple solution would be always use combo-break sounds except for consectuive misses, which basically means you have to hit a hitobject successfully before you hear combo-break sounds again.Sea_Food wrote:
Miss a part of a streambaraatje123 wrote:
I'd say they should do it for every note (as a toggle --> ( ) Always use combo-break sounds (even under 20-30 combo)
For tge 1st I definitely agree
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Yeah and then have fun on Eighto or Airman or Disconnected, hearing the same fucking obnoxious sound every 3 circles @_@ Please no.Granger wrote:
A simple solution would be always use combo-break sounds except for consectuive misses, which basically means you have to hit a hitobject successfully before you hear combo-break sounds again.
I do agree, combo break on every miss is pretty excessive. But I won't say that there's no variation on that feature that could work well, so for anyone who prefers the idea of break sounds on every miss, I'd recommend starting a separate thread for that idea.Zare wrote:
listen to your hitsounds? :vYeah and then have fun on Eighto or Airman or Disconnected, hearing the same fucking obnoxious sound every 3 circles @_@ Please no.Granger wrote:
A simple solution would be always use combo-break sounds except for consectuive misses, which basically means you have to hit a hitobject successfully before you hear combo-break sounds again.
generally I can see where OP is coming from tho, so I'm kinda neutral on the original idea. But don't have the miss sound on every effing miss..
if you are okay with missing a note in the endShadowriver wrote:
If full combo is your aim why dont you try playing on sudden death or perfect if you aim for SS?
A slider break interrupts your combo without counting as a miss.Shadowriver wrote:
If full combo is your aim why dont you try playing on sudden death or perfect if you aim for SS?
And sudden death reacts to that, if you didn't noticeSomeGuyNamedDavid wrote:
A slider break interrupts your combo without counting as a miss.Shadowriver wrote:
If full combo is your aim why dont you try playing on sudden death or perfect if you aim for SS?
Well, true, my mistake. I think it didn't formerly do that?Shadowriver wrote:
And sudden death reacts to that, if you didn't noticeSomeGuyNamedDavid wrote:
A slider break interrupts your combo without counting as a miss.
Well i'm +1 on sound on specific points idea anyway :pSomeGuyNamedDavid wrote:
Well, true, my mistake. I think it didn't formerly do that?
But even so, many people are willing to restart a song if they combo break very early, but not later on, so sudden death isn't a perfect solution.
Right now, as I understand, you must be on at least a 21 combo for the combo break sound to play. This can cause misses towards the start of a song to go unnoticed, destroying the dreams of many players who thought they just FC'd. I think it would be a pretty cool feature if the player could adjust this number. This is not disruptive to players who prefer the current setting, and allows customization for those who would like it.
There have been requests that dealt with fixing this problem in the past, but I didn't see any that included this solution.
Thanks.