What is the difference between Amazing and Perfect? I see that there is the option to remove the display of your Amazing percentage, and that some players utilize it -- why is this? If you can remove it what is the point of displaying Amazing at all?
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in terms of scoring, there is no difference. it's a more accurate judgement than perfects, so having it enabled let's you see how accurate you are. it's like playing stepmania with ridiculous added -
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Without Amazing accuracy on, there are 3 frames where you can hit a Perfect: early, mid, and late. Turning on Amazing accuracy displays an Amazing every time you hit in the middle Perfect frame.
When it comes to score, there is no difference.
Edit: Nice sup, choof.Last edited by tosh; 02-22-2014, 06:33 PM.
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although I didn't know about the 3 frames thing, is that affected by an increased framerate in r^3?Comment
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The way I understood it is that higher frame rates use MS timing instead, is that true?
I do terribly on 60 FPS even when I use the same offset.
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Higher frame rates do not use MS timing, unfortunately. If that was the case, a lot of the really good/accurate players would see massive improvements in scores.Comment
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Thanks for the info guys. I think I'll be turning the Amazing accuracy display off.Comment
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I use Amazing timing to gauge how early/late I'm hitting. It just helps my PA most of the time because I'm focusing on hitting Amazing's instead of Perfects so the chances of me hitting a good are slimmer.
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Sorry, I was rereading this thread and realized -- what is MS timing, exactly?Comment
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