i found a few hards and normals that work with dt/hr/dthr, od7 dt seems to be od9Smokk wrote:
I don't think you'll find an OD9 map below 4 stars. But you could edit an Insane to OD9 in the editor if you'd like to.
but what howF1r3tar wrote:
Get off your high horse and learn real skill.
Because accuracy is not important in a rhythm game :^)F1r3tar wrote:
Get off your high horse and learn real skill.
What makes you think 3* maps have rhythm? Most hard difficulties are undermapped, ignore half the music, and are almost completely devoid of 1/4 snaps. Being able to OD9+ on simple maps doesn't translate to good accuracy on actual maps.Cirno9 wrote:
Because accuracy is not important in a rhythm game :^)F1r3tar wrote:
Get off your high horse and learn real skill.
OD 9 is fine, but NOT in the sense that he's looking forCirno9 wrote:
Because accuracy is not important in a rhythm game :^)
he didn't say or deny any of those, it's also not useful to "find out" that simple od9 maps are easier than complex od10 mapschainpullz wrote:
What makes you think 3* maps have rhythm? Most hard difficulties are undermapped, ignore half the music, and are almost completely devoid of 1/4 snaps. Being able to OD9+ on simple maps doesn't translate to good accuracy on actual maps.
Hey, I didn't get what chainpullz and F1r3tar were talking about (i'm sorry)Yolshka wrote:
I suppose people have different interpretations on what a complex beatmap is, but I belive that changing the od in the editor to 10 from whatever value it was on, does not make a map harder to acc. I don't see why it would, your hits on the hit error meter are unlikely to change anway. You'll obviously, most likely going to score less accuracy %, but that's due to the blue area shrinking. Chainpullz pointed out an issue that's similiar to what I'm talking about.
I'd say that the overall accuracy you get is very heavily tied to reading, which is why these complex maps pose a threat.Besides, accuary is not rocket science, you just have to press the button when you hear the beat, and the beat is the same regardless of od.
Well, that's assuming that we measure accuracy by looking at how far away we are from the absolute perfect hit, which i doubt that the playerbase have agreed on.
https://osu.ppy.sh/s/18156 pretty easy, pretty fun, maybe take a look at it later.
Higher OD makes maps harder to acc. Due to stricter timing windows. You get lower accuracy because it IS HARDER to acc.Yolshka wrote:
I suppose people have different interpretations on what a complex beatmap is, but I belive that changing the od in the editor to 10 from whatever value it was on, does not make a map harder to acc. I don't see why it would, your hits on the hit error meter are unlikely to change anway. You'll obviously, most likely going to score less accuracy %, but that's due to the blue area shrinking. Chainpullz pointed out an issue that's similiar to what I'm talking about.
I'd say that the overall accuracy you get is very heavily tied to reading, which is why these complex maps pose a threat.Besides, accuary is not rocket science, you just have to press the button when you hear the beat, and the beat is the same regardless of od.
Well, that's assuming that we measure accuracy by looking at how far away we are from the absolute perfect hit, which i doubt that the playerbase have agreed on.
https://osu.ppy.sh/s/18156 pretty easy, pretty fun, maybe take a look at it later.
you could've picked something less cringy to listen totimemon wrote:
You're also downplaying how hard OD10 is even on the simplest maps. https://osu.ppy.sh/b/134621/ change the OD to 10 and see how you fare.
I'm just sending him an example of simpler maps, though.F1r3tar wrote:
you could've picked something less cringy to listen totimemon wrote:
You're also downplaying how hard OD10 is even on the simplest maps. https://osu.ppy.sh/b/134621/ change the OD to 10 and see how you fare.
yes, because i was gonna attempt, but not thattimemon wrote:
I'm just sending him an example of simpler maps, though.
But is it even related to the topic lol
I play all the maps because I don't limit myself on my taste so I could get better