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PP problem?

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Fortunape
I just pass a map with S, 99,73%, Full Combo. I went to watch my perfil for see how much pp I win, there put 181pp (100%). I had 3.251pp and now 3.275pp. :shock:
It's a bug? because I didn't win 181pp and i don't if it is the lag or what.
help plz
Etowl
even if the play is your top play and weighs 100% percent you will only get the pp that this play is worth more than your previous top play:
Example: old top play : 150 pp
new top play : 180pp
-> you gain 30 pp
Topic Starter
Fortunape
Yes yes I know it, but I win the 181pp at first try. :roll:
Yuudachi-kun

Drivt wrote:

even if the play is your top play and weighs 100% percent you will only get the pp that this play is worth more than your previous top play:
Example: old top play : 150 pp
new top play : 180pp
-> you gain 30 pp
You don't gain 30pp because every other top play loses pp.
I Give Up
Your new top score pushed all the other scores down so there's a weighted difference. There is more info https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/Performance_Points
Etowl

Kheldragar wrote:

Drivt wrote:

even if the play is your top play and weighs 100% percent you will only get the pp that this play is worth more than your previous top play:
Example: old top play : 150 pp
new top play : 180pp
-> you gain 30 pp
You don't gain 30pp because every other top play loses pp.
yes you are right i got this wrong.
but the basic idea of my post was right :)
ZenithPhantasm

Drivt wrote:

yes you are right i got this wrong.
but the basic idea of my post was right :)
The basic idea of your post was wrong on so many levels, I award you no peppy points.
autoteleology

ZenithPhantasm wrote:

The basic idea of your post was wrong on so many levels, I award you no peppy points.
Yuudachi-kun
E m i

Kheldragar wrote:

You don't gain 30pp because every other top play loses pp.
you gain 30 flat pp because your new top rank is worth 30 more pp than your previous top rank. if you add the pp that was actually reduced by this, you get even more than 30 pp in the end.
Yuudachi-kun

[ Momiji ] wrote:

Kheldragar wrote:

You don't gain 30pp because every other top play loses pp.
you gain 30 flat pp because your new top rank is worth 30 more pp than your previous top rank. if you add the pp that was actually reduced by this, you get even more than 30 pp in the end.
How can you add pp that's reduced?
bigfeh
mommy, you sound incredibly confused
ZenithPhantasm

bigfeh wrote:

mommy, you sound incredibly confused
E m i

Kheldragar wrote:

How can you add pp that's reduced?
you can add it because it's greater than 0 :roll:
ZenithPhantasm

Kheldragar wrote:

How can you add pp that's reduced?
You use math.
Yuudachi-kun

[ Momiji ] wrote:

Kheldragar wrote:

How can you add pp that's reduced?
you can add it because it's greater than 0 :roll:
That's called subtraction because it's been reduced.
E m i
the pp gain is reduced, not the pp itself.
Ziassan

Kheldragar wrote:

[ Momiji ] wrote:

How can you add pp that's reduced?
With a new Top Rank, every "place" get a plays which have more PP than before.

Like
1. 150 -> 180
2. 130 -> 150
3. 120 -> 130

Of course it's not 30 + 20 + 10 etc. gain 'cause of the %, but it's not substraction, never.
1319
the thread title made me think that he was addicted to pp

next on intervention
Raiden
Guys pls

Every score going from 2nd to last is reduced everytime you get a top1 score.

I mean, if you had a 150pp play and make a 151 one, that 151 will take on #1 and the 150pp play will become 145 or so, and same with the following difficulties.
dung eater

Raiden wrote:

Guys pls

Every score going from 2nd to last is reduced everytime you get a top1 score.

I mean, if you had a 150pp play and make a 151 one, that 151 will take on #1 and the 150pp play will become 145 or so, and same with the following difficulties.
the 1st score will increase, so does the 2nd and every score after

what decreases is the weighting your old scores receive, but the new 2nd score will still be worth more than the old 2nd score
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