.No he means that at the end of the map, if you have either SD/PF mods, it will fail you based on if you did or didn't meet the requirements for the mod.Pawsu wrote:
Do you mean this? t/141061
The title makes me think of it, but then, the description doesn't...
Maybe it would for people who play standard as a green indication will appear if you don't get a 300, but I play catch the beat and atempt to keep perfect hit accuracy. So failing on a miss of even a droplet becomes frustrating after the first 50 tries, but submitting a s because I didn't take the time to look at my acc is even more frustrating. And in mania you don't always see an indication of a 100/200 on double notes/sliders that you 300 one side of. As far as ruining the point of the mods, their point is to allow you to only submit a ss or fc score so I don't see how an option to have the mods fail you at end instead of where you miss would ruin them.Minhtam wrote:
But that destroys the point of PF/SD. If you know you missed the FC or SS, what's the point of finishing the song if the game will instant fail you already?
If anything, just play SD and then when you hit the 100, press the Escape button and retry the song. At least you know where you messed up and can adjust properly.
Not really, it lets you go as you would, but gives you a chance to see what you did wrong, the pf mod and sd mod as are, kill you the millisecond you break criteria, giving you little to no chance to see what you did wrong, where as this way, you can finish the song without having to worry about stopping and going to the menu before it submits a score that (obviously, if you had he mod active,) you didn't want submitted.Minhtam wrote:
But that destroys the point of PF/SD. If you know you missed the FC or SS, what's the point of finishing the song if the game will instant fail you already?
If anything, just play SD and then when you hit the 100, press the Escape button and retry the song. At least you know where you messed up and can adjust properly.