do people actually aware that the ending downbeats doesn't sync with the timing bpm?
i believe RC mention something about "They should synchronize to the beats of the song as accurately as possible and use the correct time signature whenever possible. " while the white line in-game looks all out from the beat
otherwise, another generic map that highlight most percussion very well but barely utilize/emphasizing other existing contrast sound that could enrich the playing experience through the rhythm.
w/e but this is how i see almost every mania map in 2k17 ever, or maybe this is the new mania mapping standard that people don't really pay their attention into it.. i won't argue much about this, or either want to sounds rude while giving some solution & suggestion.. so i apologize for that
i believe RC mention something about "They should synchronize to the beats of the song as accurately as possible and use the correct time signature whenever possible. " while the white line in-game looks all out from the beat
otherwise, another generic map that highlight most percussion very well but barely utilize/emphasizing other existing contrast sound that could enrich the playing experience through the rhythm.
w/e but this is how i see almost every mania map in 2k17 ever, or maybe this is the new mania mapping standard that people don't really pay their attention into it.. i won't argue much about this, or either want to sounds rude while giving some solution & suggestion.. so i apologize for that