Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: Week of August 11th
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra - -SUIKINKUTSU- feat. Uehara Hiromi by Evening
51 BPM, 6:53 | [7K] 6.05★, [7K] 6.05★
Captain's description:
Following Evening's success last round with their 4k pick, it would be unwise to skip over a 7k pick for this round. For this round, we're having SUIKINKUTSU.
From the beatmap info alone, players would already notice the two difficulties with arrows in the diffname. These advise which diff is best to play depending on your dominant hand / thumb usage for 7K.
Playing around 175 BPM in the majority of the song on average, 1/2 bracketing and pattern repetition takes a very strong presence in the chart. As the song progresses, the patterns adjust well according to the music from huge mini LN chord usages, to a shift in the LN layers, and more.
There are a couple of main sections to look forward to: the trumpet solo, the piano solo, and the climax which gives the whole map a strong character. Some of the patterns utilized involve long anchors, looping patterns, and a very strong emphasis on playing with the proper diff for the best experience.
An excellent song choice paired with a very notable chart gives this map a rightful spot for Project Loved.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra - -SUIKINKUTSU- feat. Uehara Hiromi by Evening
51 BPM, 6:53 | [7K] 6.05★, [7K] 6.05★
Captain's description:
Following Evening's success last round with their 4k pick, it would be unwise to skip over a 7k pick for this round. For this round, we're having SUIKINKUTSU.
From the beatmap info alone, players would already notice the two difficulties with arrows in the diffname. These advise which diff is best to play depending on your dominant hand / thumb usage for 7K.
Playing around 175 BPM in the majority of the song on average, 1/2 bracketing and pattern repetition takes a very strong presence in the chart. As the song progresses, the patterns adjust well according to the music from huge mini LN chord usages, to a shift in the LN layers, and more.
There are a couple of main sections to look forward to: the trumpet solo, the piano solo, and the climax which gives the whole map a strong character. Some of the patterns utilized involve long anchors, looping patterns, and a very strong emphasis on playing with the proper diff for the best experience.
An excellent song choice paired with a very notable chart gives this map a rightful spot for Project Loved.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!