Okay, so I joined just as soon as the news story on "AvMiss Fix" was posted on the main page (Yes, I know, this thread is really, really late). What exactly is AvMiss? How does it effect me while playing? And how would it have been without?
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Re: AvMiss fix
Avmisses are gliches in the game when if you hit a framer late or something it gives you a avrage then a miss and the fix is currentley for subcribers onley.
Thats what I thought. xDLast edited by 6 p01nt3d*st@r; 03-10-2008, 08:00 PM.
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Re: AvMiss fix
And a boo, along with that average and miss you get.Originally posted by TheRapingDragonOriginally posted by spreadNvComment
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Usually people were complaining that you had to hit early to get perfects, becuase even if you miss by a frame, you will get an avmiss.Comment
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Avmisses are myth. They don't exist.Comment
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Oh ... wait, I forgot, all of you are normal players.
Avmisses ONLY exist if you don't play FFR with your penis.
Spread, index, one-handed ... all that junk bores FFR ... thus it creates the evil avmiss.Comment
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you don't always get a boo, but most the time you do.
anyway, here's a kinda in depth view on how it happens...
FFR's frame rate is 30 fps, which causes some propblems.
these are how the frames work, each frame is 1/30th of a second, and each result (perfect, good, etc) are in this order.
Miss
Good
Good
Perfect (This is the frame the Receptors are on)
Perfect
Perfect
Good
Average
The problem is, say 2 down arrows are approaching the receptors and are pretty close to each other, and you hit them both normally, you will receive a average a miss, and sometimes a boo. This happens because when you hit the first arrow, the game thinks you are trying to hit the 2nd down arrow. So to prevent hitting this AvMiss, you have to hit the first note before the 2nd note comes within the first frame that you are able to hit an arrow without receiving a boo, which is the average window.
There are multiple different types of framers, from 0 framers to 5 framers.
5 Framers are 2 arrows of the same type that are 5 frames apart, you will only receive an AvMiss if you hit the first arrow in the good window after the receptors.
4 Framers are 2 arrows of the same type that are 4 frames apart, You will receive an AvMiss if you hit the first arrows on the perfect window that lays exactly on the receptors, making you have to hit at least the perfect frame right before that.
3 Framers are 2 arrows of the same type that are 3 framers apart, you will receive an AvMiss if you hit the first arrows anywhere from the Perfect frame right before the receptors, so you will need to hit a perfect in the earliest perfect frame, or before that.
2 Framers are 2 arrows of the same type that are 2 frames apart, you will receive an AvMiss if you hit the first arrow in any of the perfect or late good windows, making you HAVE to hit in the first good window in order to hit both notes without loosing your combo.
1 Framers are 2 arrows of the same type that are 1 frame apart, you will receive an AvMiss if you hit the first arrow in any of the perfect windows, the late good window, or the early good window, making you have to hit an average, there are only 2 songs in the game with this, vertex beta vrofl, and crowdpleaser.
0 Framers are 2 notes of the same type that lay on the same frame, which make them impossible to hit both no matter what, which only vertex beta vrofl has.
I probably made some mistakes in typing that whole thing, but I hope you get the general idea at least.Last edited by [TeRa]; 05-23-2008, 05:53 AM.Comment
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Re: AvMiss fix
what tera said. glad i could helpComment
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