Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: Week of December 1st
The Faceless - Autotheist Movements I, II & III by XeoStyle
80 BPM, 17:42 | [4K] 5.32★
Captain's description:
Veteran charter and unbridled progressive metal fanboy XeoStyle is well-known for a few things: his more straightforward charts like Lone Digger, his more technical low-difficulty charts like Pablo's Place, and his extremely ambitious progressive metal project, The Parallax II: Future Sequence.
Before XeoStyle embarked on his project to chart all of Parallax II however, he had already charted multiple marathons for this. One of his more well-known marathons is Autotheist Movements I, II & III; a 17-and-a-half-minute behemoth with many twists and turns ahead. The chart itself is way too long to describe in just words, but the chart is harder than Parallax II due to Autotheist's much faster, denser and more frequent jumpstreams, faster chordjacks, and less break overall. Autotheist Movements is arguably more action-packed than Parallax II, but Parallax II feels less of an anxiety attack than Autotheist Movements in general.
Despite the chart being made over three years ago, it has shown over time to be very unique in multiple ways. The song choice and the chart's length stand out in particular; progressive metal is still rarely charted today, and 10+ minute songs arguably less so. The chart itself is also fairly strong given when it was made. If you find Parallax II to be too easy or too long (I don't blame you if it's the latter), Autotheist Movements will bring you an experience that nicely encapsulates the beauty of progressive metal marathons while adding a unique frenzied element to it.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
The Faceless - Autotheist Movements I, II & III by XeoStyle
80 BPM, 17:42 | [4K] 5.32★
Captain's description:
Veteran charter and unbridled progressive metal fanboy XeoStyle is well-known for a few things: his more straightforward charts like Lone Digger, his more technical low-difficulty charts like Pablo's Place, and his extremely ambitious progressive metal project, The Parallax II: Future Sequence.
Before XeoStyle embarked on his project to chart all of Parallax II however, he had already charted multiple marathons for this. One of his more well-known marathons is Autotheist Movements I, II & III; a 17-and-a-half-minute behemoth with many twists and turns ahead. The chart itself is way too long to describe in just words, but the chart is harder than Parallax II due to Autotheist's much faster, denser and more frequent jumpstreams, faster chordjacks, and less break overall. Autotheist Movements is arguably more action-packed than Parallax II, but Parallax II feels less of an anxiety attack than Autotheist Movements in general.
Despite the chart being made over three years ago, it has shown over time to be very unique in multiple ways. The song choice and the chart's length stand out in particular; progressive metal is still rarely charted today, and 10+ minute songs arguably less so. The chart itself is also fairly strong given when it was made. If you find Parallax II to be too easy or too long (I don't blame you if it's the latter), Autotheist Movements will bring you an experience that nicely encapsulates the beauty of progressive metal marathons while adding a unique frenzied element to it.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!