I think it would be neat if Osu! gave you the option to have multiple levels of Applause. Basically, if you got over a certain point total, or got an SS then you would get a more intense applause than normal, which would reflect your more impressive achievement.
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A Higher Level Fanfare For SS
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if it can be toggled on and off just like combofire and is skinable, I support.
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I edited the title, now it should be easier to tell what I'm actually requesting.
Also, a setting so that After a song the music fades out and the applause comes through instead of both playing along?
If I get all mods SS, I personally want peppy to congratulate me. I want him to sing me a song.
inb4 event based applause.wav (i.e. christmas, halloween, easter (does the easter bunny even have a song?) birthdays (if a use posted their DoB in their forum profile)
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But you wouldn't EARN it.Ijah wrote:
support, I want this so much,
Also, applause at the end of replay? I want that too
If that were the case, Peppy might as well add a Win button to the game. Push button, receive bacon... Errr... Applause.
Would be nice, but that would be a whole other Can of Worms.Azure_Kyte wrote:
Also, a setting so that After a song the music fades out and the applause comes through instead of both playing along?
...And Nightcore for April Fools Day.Azure_Kyte wrote:
inb4 event based applause.wav (i.e. christmas, halloween, easter (does the easter bunny even have a song?) birthdays (if a use posted their DoB in their forum profile)
Well, when the replay ends, start clapping your hands and cheering. The applause you generate will be more heartfelt and genuine than any .wav file a computer could play.Ijah wrote:
support, I want this so much,
Also, applause at the end of replay? I want that too
That said, this would be neat to have, although I generally don't play maps I'm capable of SSing so I probably wouldn't even notice if it did get implemented.
I like this ideaSoaprman wrote:
Well, when the replay ends, start clapping your hands and cheering. The applause you generate will be more heartfelt and genuine than any .wav file a computer could play.