[Hard]
- 00:08:265 (2) - I would NC here to reflect the BPM change, especially since the distance snap also now changes
- 00:20:509 (3,4,1,2,3,4,1) - I would either move the whistle on the end of 00:20:509 (3) - to 00:20:968 (1) - , or move the whistles on 00:21:581 (3) - and 00:22:193 (1) - to 00:21:428 (2) - and 00:22:040 (4) - (I think the 2nd one is better)
- 00:35:662 (6) - NC here instead of 00:35:815 (1) - Basically you should choose to either NC on the start of a new rhythmic measure or whenever the vocalist changes and then enforce that consistently throughout the entire map
- 00:09:183 (2) - I would reduce the volume on fast repeating sliders like these. When the hitsounds play rapidly together it makes it sound a lot louder
- Note that the points about NC and hitsounding apply to other diffs as well (ie., NC at 00:08:265 (2) - )
- 00:45:152 (5,6,7) - I would either unstack this group of 3 or move 00:45:152 (5) - onto 00:44:999 (4) - . You never make a stack of 3 anywhere else and the stop and go cursor movement is a bit unusual to run into all of a sudden
- Consider changing the 1/6 streams at 00:09:183 (2,3,4,5) - and so on. It's a sudden 294 bpm stream in a 196 bpm map which only occurs 6 times at the very begging and end. Whereas it's ok of an Extra, it might be a little to complex for an Insane. Furthermore, since it's stacked it takes time to prepare for the jump directly afterwards making it even harder. Essentially, the stacked pattern is harder to play (for me at least) than the spaced out pattern in the Extra diff. I would insert one or more reversing or non-reversing sliders. It doesn't have to be the same slider as from the Hard diff but I think it should be a bit easier than what it is right now
- 00:26:019 (1,2) - I would combine these 2 into 1 slider. The current sliderend isn't really mapped to anything and it would play pretty much the same
- Consider reducing the jump dist after 1/6th streams like 00:09:183 (2,3,4,5) - and so on, it's much harder to jump out of a stream than to jump into a stream, especially switching between 1/6 and 1/4 rhythms
- You could make 00:41:019 (2,3,4,5,6) - a perfect star pattern using the polygon tool or by rotating by 72 degrees. It's a bit elongated right now