Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
I support this! ^Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
Well and enough said.Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
It already says "Failed" in the bottom right corner. But if you mean the message in the center, that would be as annoying as fuck.Sallad4ever wrote:
Maybe let the "you have failed" notice stay until finish playing the map
Yeah,support.Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
would like this very much : ) +1Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
+ 1 here.Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
Well said.Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
I like both ideas. Anything except having exact same color for all combos.Powerdrone wrote:
I support this! ^Derekku wrote:
It actually is pretty annoying to try and keep playing when all of your notes turn gray and become hard-to-read. I agree that the failing notice is enough, but I suggest that the colors fade a little bit (towards gray) rather than flat out being the same exact color. Staying the same color (as before failing) doesn't make much sense, but a subtle effect like I suggested would look very nice.
However, I wouldn't mind if you had at least two gray combo colors that were different instead of having all of the notes the same color...
Good idea!!!peppy wrote:
Why don't we just remove failing from the game altogether? Wouldn't that make it more fun?
Hell why don't we just remove misses? Then you could get 300s every time without trying!
I don't get your irony herepeppy wrote:
Why don't we just remove failing from the game altogether? Wouldn't that make it more fun?
Hell why don't we just remove misses? Then you could get 300s every time without trying!
animask wrote:
Don't remove failing.
Change "Fail" combo coloring to black/gray values.
+ Support
There comes a point after reading about... 500 feature requests that you get annoyed at people telling you to either remove, disable or add a toggle for every feature of your game. Sometimes giving the users too much power is a bad thing.Galkan92 wrote:
I don't get your irony herepeppy wrote:
Why don't we just remove failing from the game altogether? Wouldn't that make it more fun?
Hell why don't we just remove misses? Then you could get 300s every time without trying!
No, really, is it that hard to say what's wrong with that idea?
Come on, this request is not that bad as it may seem. But if you clearly do not want this and you say "no" then close this so we can know the thread is over and to not ask about it in future.peppy wrote:
There comes a point after reading about... 500 feature requests that you get annoyed at people telling you to either remove, disable or add a toggle for every feature of your game. Sometimes giving the users too much power is a bad thing.
You sound like you're stressed up because there's 500 same feature request, peppy.peppy wrote:
Why don't we just remove failing from the game altogether? Wouldn't that make it more fun?
Hell why don't we just remove misses? Then you could get 300s every time without trying!
But becoming "alive" again require playing well, and grey notes may make playing well harder.theowest wrote:
You can become "alive" again and get the combo colours back by playing better after failing.
I don't have a problem with grey cursors since my cursor is already pretty colourful, so it's pretty easy to distinguish.