Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
I'm pretty sure the main intention of playing files on rates is to have more of a challenge more than being lazy about it lol. The song length being reduced is more of a plus more than anything
Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
Ok. Let me break it down for you if you're gonna be like that. You're so-called "experienced" players. Fuck, let's use you. Join date: Dec 2008. I'll even use Dec 31. Today is August 7, 2013. That's roughly 1705 days. If you even played for half an hour every day, that's fucking 852 hours. And most people certainly play for longer than that when they do play, even if most people don't play every single day.
Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
I just read through this thread and I have to agree with this statement.
Originally posted by TC_Halogen
You can resolve both the playability issues and the issues with respecting the artists by allowing people to play songs on rates, but only allowing the song to -record- a score after a full, non-rated run has been done. That way, players aren't forced to play a song fully to play it on rates, but they are required to give a song a full play before being able to record a given result on it.
To be honest, I do not know why you guys are still arguing about this. The solution is right here xD
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Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
Originally posted by alloyus
Ok. Let me break it down for you if you're gonna be like that. You're so-called "experienced" players. Fuck, let's use you. Join date: Dec 2008. I'll even use Dec 31. Today is August 7, 2013. That's roughly 1705 days. If you even played for half an hour every day, that's fucking 852 hours. And most people certainly play for longer than that when they do play, even if most people don't play every single day.
Edit: Thank you Anaru ;_; <3
Up until recently, I had very little reason to open up FFR. Every time I played, I was confronted by a huge song list, filled with boring/bad songs/charts, and a mediocre engine that lagged like crazy, even on my gaming computer. I didn't play FFR because I was lazy, I didn't play because I fucking hated playing.
Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
Originally posted by i love you
I just read through this thread and I have to agree with this statement.
To be honest, I do not know why you guys are still arguing about this. The solution is right here xD
There isnt much point to this since we can already play all the songs we want on rates, its an unnecessary restriction that further deters us from playing the easy songs.
Re: Why aren't rates above 1.0 counting for scores?
Thank you for actually talking to me about it. Not even necessarily trying to accuse you (setting aside the fact that you're attacking me). I just know it's definitely gonna happen with people, and it's a shame that it will happen. Anaru's already shown me that there probably would be more good from rates recording than bad, like just playing casually and getting some scores recorded here and there.
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