Input shouldn't be multiplayer dependent as it's processed locally. Are you positive this doesn't happen in solo as well?
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yyyup!abraker wrote:
Input shouldn't be multiplayer dependent as it's processed locally. Are you positive this doesn't happen in solo as well?
i feel like this has happened to me a couple of times in mp as well, or im just bad
Your keyboard is badYyorshire wrote:
i feel like this has happened to me a couple of times in mp as well, or im just bad
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It can't be my keyboard either when I think about it.
I've recently bought a new one, the K95 platinum RGB with speed switches.
and when I try in singleplayer I don't get misses where I would get misses in multiplayer.
:/ feelsbadman
I've recently bought a new one, the K95 platinum RGB with speed switches.
and when I try in singleplayer I don't get misses where I would get misses in multiplayer.
:/ feelsbadman
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ANGERYYyorshire wrote:
roodabraker wrote:
Your keyboard is bad
But that means that you are good, cheer up!Yyorshire wrote:
roodabraker wrote:
Your keyboard is bad
It's possible that you pressed a long note twice very fast at the start or repressed at the end of it. If this happens in the timing window of long note you can break combo without a miss, a 50 or even a 100.
However, this is not specific to multiplayer.
Maybe it's coincidence?
However, this is not specific to multiplayer.
Maybe it's coincidence?
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I have done some testing, and I have come to the conclusions IT DOES HAPPEN IN SOLO, (sorry Abraker 
) but i've made a video of what happens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9pEJdCIv44
(I sped up the parts where the game works as it should, and show only where I get a miss)
tysm for all the help from you guys!
) but i've made a video of what happens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9pEJdCIv44
(I sped up the parts where the game works as it should, and show only where I get a miss)
tysm for all the help from you guys!
That's normal.
You pressed the LN very late (between 121.5ms and 155ms late), breaking your combo, but released at the right time. Because of the low OD, it counted as a 200 (Great) instead of a 50 like it would happen in most maps. You never get a miss if you release a LN at the right time (even if it is a LN you re-pressed).
You pressed the LN very late (between 121.5ms and 155ms late), breaking your combo, but released at the right time. Because of the low OD, it counted as a 200 (Great) instead of a 50 like it would happen in most maps. You never get a miss if you release a LN at the right time (even if it is a LN you re-pressed).
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but that is a very minor case, usually 3 or 4 notes will be missed in 10 notes (keep in mind dit also happens in pre 2* levels)
Considering your skill, mistakes like this are most likely faults of your keyboard.
What is your keyboard? A keypress that is detected late like this could be caused by something like a crack in the solder joint between the switch and the PCB board of a mechanical keyboard.
What is your keyboard? A keypress that is detected late like this could be caused by something like a crack in the solder joint between the switch and the PCB board of a mechanical keyboard.