Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: Week of September 15th
SOUND HOLIC Vs. dj TAKA feat. YURiCa - TIEFSEE by Kim_GodSSI
165 BPM, 5:49 | [7K] 8.29★
Captain's description:
It's time for another Kim_GodSSI pick! This round we're having TIEFSEE! You might have seen this from the last 7K Mania World Cup and it is arguably one of the more well-received maps in the pool for all the right reasons.
The map works under a formula well established by the current high SR meta—chordstreams that transition into their LN heavy counterpart. But despite that very well reused approach to high level mapping, this map executes it in such a manner where the duration allows for a smooth and gradual transition into hard LN usages! 165 BPM may make this map sound like a cakewalk, but this map got into the Final mappool for a reason. It's the sheer amount of stamina and finger independence involved in this map that makes it a great challenge for many. Bracket heavy chordstreams are the general approach to the layers in this chart with initially basic LNs introduced followed up by 1/4ths LNs and later overlap heavy LNs and finally full inversions. Anyone looking for a decent challenge should try this out!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
SOUND HOLIC Vs. dj TAKA feat. YURiCa - TIEFSEE by Kim_GodSSI
165 BPM, 5:49 | [7K] 8.29★
Captain's description:
It's time for another Kim_GodSSI pick! This round we're having TIEFSEE! You might have seen this from the last 7K Mania World Cup and it is arguably one of the more well-received maps in the pool for all the right reasons.
The map works under a formula well established by the current high SR meta—chordstreams that transition into their LN heavy counterpart. But despite that very well reused approach to high level mapping, this map executes it in such a manner where the duration allows for a smooth and gradual transition into hard LN usages! 165 BPM may make this map sound like a cakewalk, but this map got into the Final mappool for a reason. It's the sheer amount of stamina and finger independence involved in this map that makes it a great challenge for many. Bracket heavy chordstreams are the general approach to the layers in this chart with initially basic LNs introduced followed up by 1/4ths LNs and later overlap heavy LNs and finally full inversions. Anyone looking for a decent challenge should try this out!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!