This beatmap was submitted using in-game submission on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 7:27:27 PM
Artist: Tipper
Title: Dreamsters
Tags: forward escape
BPM: 92
Filesize: 8278kb
Play Time: 05:20
Difficulties Available:
Information: Scores/Beatmap Listing
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Please answer this after you've played the map. Layer 1 is the bottom, layer 5 is the top.
hitsounds: nah
Artist: Tipper
Title: Dreamsters
Tags: forward escape
BPM: 92
Filesize: 8278kb
Play Time: 05:20
Difficulties Available:
- drifting upwards (6.32 stars, 1491 notes)
Information: Scores/Beatmap Listing
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Please answer this after you've played the map. Layer 1 is the bottom, layer 5 is the top.
Please check out the stuff listed here! (Sources and Such)
Tipper's Website
Forward Escape, nice downtempo stuff. If you like this album, I'd recommend checking out Jettison Mind Hatch.
BG Source by Aenami. They make really pretty art!
Old BG by JoeyJazz, if people were curious.
The amazing chart that inspired me to do this.
Forward Escape, nice downtempo stuff. If you like this album, I'd recommend checking out Jettison Mind Hatch.
BG Source by Aenami. They make really pretty art!
Old BG by JoeyJazz, if people were curious.
The amazing chart that inspired me to do this.
Explanations for some choices
live play20% of the screen per ~20% of the song, since the song has a change at each point. I made it because I wanted a CS9 map to play.
Changing to CS7 or 8 would require a complete remap and I'm not doing it. Or, just wait until I make Dreamsters 2: ItGoesDownThisTime.
It jumps to 828bpm on a few parts due to those notes being snapped to a certain time division (36th notes) that the osu! editor simply doesn't have. Some may also call these 1/9th notes.
It also jumps to 184bpm a couple of times to give those buzz sliders a little more "buzz".
OD9 is used because the notelock during the streams is ridiculous otherwise. While I still think the notelock is a bit extreme, the current OD is pretty comfy. This is only a major problem for layer 2.
I can't read high ar so I used ar 8.5.
Some red-anchor only sliders may seem a bit out of place, but they're there to indicate a slow slider. As far as I'm aware, all red-anchor only sliders are slower than any other type of slider. While there are a couple of high-SV sliders with only red nodes, the speed is offset by the placement of said red nodes to make those sliders play much slower.
I hope the audio quality is fine. 128kbps isn't the best but I forgot to change it before it got put up for loved so... whoops. If you really feel bothered, you can just purchase the song off of bandcamp and replace the file, it should work just fine.
A little off topic, but I explained BG change in the comments.
Changing to CS7 or 8 would require a complete remap and I'm not doing it. Or, just wait until I make Dreamsters 2: ItGoesDownThisTime.
It jumps to 828bpm on a few parts due to those notes being snapped to a certain time division (36th notes) that the osu! editor simply doesn't have. Some may also call these 1/9th notes.
It also jumps to 184bpm a couple of times to give those buzz sliders a little more "buzz".
OD9 is used because the notelock during the streams is ridiculous otherwise. While I still think the notelock is a bit extreme, the current OD is pretty comfy. This is only a major problem for layer 2.
I can't read high ar so I used ar 8.5.
Some red-anchor only sliders may seem a bit out of place, but they're there to indicate a slow slider. As far as I'm aware, all red-anchor only sliders are slower than any other type of slider. While there are a couple of high-SV sliders with only red nodes, the speed is offset by the placement of said red nodes to make those sliders play much slower.
I hope the audio quality is fine. 128kbps isn't the best but I forgot to change it before it got put up for loved so... whoops. If you really feel bothered, you can just purchase the song off of bandcamp and replace the file, it should work just fine.
A little off topic, but I explained BG change in the comments.
hitsounds: nah