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Meadnight
13 posts
Joined January 2014
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Meadnight
Hello,
I saw this on the wiki :
"Standard
Normal grades
SS = 100% Accuracy
S = Over 90% 300s, less than 1% 50s and no misses.
A = Over 80% 300s and no misses OR over 90% 300s.
B = Over 70% 300s and no misses OR over 80% 300s.
C = Over 60% 300s.
D = Anything else."
And I was asking what the "300s" means? Seconds? But even if it's seconds what does it mean?
Gravey-
1,491 posts
Joined July 2013
Gravey-
Lol that`s not (s) seconds. . . That signifies plural what I mean is, if in "Apples" is plural/many then in numbers "300s" signifies many 300 hit scores something like that. .

Am I wrong ?? o.o
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Mahogany
2,684 posts
Joined August 2014
Mahogany
It's part of accuracy and scoring. A 300 means you hit a note within a reasonable timeframe. Hence the "300" that appears when you click a note using the default skin. If you have the hit error graph enabled, this is indicated by the segment of the line that's blue.

So if you need 90% 300s, that means at least 90% of your hits need to be well-timed.
Meadnight
13 posts
Joined January 2014
Topic Starter
Meadnight
Okay!
I never thought from this point of view i was focused on seconds x)
Thank you two o/
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