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  • knuckles2224
    Angel Island ♥
    • Jun 2007
    • 1530

    #16
    Re: AAA?

    Um, well in some situations an AAA do not have to be ALL perfects, take Piano Etude dmonic fire for example, AAA would be the highet score possible on that song.


    Originally posted by arrekusuof93
    Knuckles you're just a rebel

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    • Tex :)
      FFR Player
      • Apr 2007
      • 428

      #17
      Re: AAA?

      Man, if I had a nickle every time someone asked this... ahhh... lets just say I'd be pretty rich! Umm, well, scince mostly evryone has given an answer to this I'm just going to stand back and say "FC's are cool, and AAA's are cooler".
      Ok?

      Whatever.
      Tex =) _-_
      unfortunately still kickin' ~(‾⌣‾~)

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      • rushyrulz
        Digital Dancing!
        FFR Simfile Author
        FFR Music Producer
        • Feb 2006
        • 12985

        #18
        Re: AAA?

        Originally posted by Silvuh
        You have that backwards. Cloud0005 said it right.
        Again: every single arrow must be perfect for an FPC, which for most songs, is also an AAA (highest possible score).
        If you ever get AAA and FPC confused, just remember... You can't have a Full Perfect Combo if you don't get full perfects.

        As for heezay's question about percents...

        The max combo is worth its value multiplied by 1000. Each perfect is worth 550 points, each good is worth 275 points, each average is worth 55 points, each boo is worth -20 points, and each miss is worth -310 points.


        Song with 1000 steps:
        1000 combo, 1000 perfects. Max Score: 1550000 Percent: 100%
        1000 combo, 971 perfects, 29 goods. Score: 1542575. Percent: 99.5%
        500 combo, 999 perfects, 1 miss. Score: 1049140. Percent: 67.7%.
        333 combo, 998 perfects, 2 misses. Score: 881280. Percent: 57%.

        Song with 3000 steps:
        3000 combo, 3000 perfects. Max Score: 4650000. Percent: 100%
        3000 combo, 2913 perfects, 87 goods. Score: 4626075. Percent: 99.5%
        1500 combo, 2999 perfects, 1 miss. Score: 3149140. Percent: 67.7%
        1000 combo, 2998 perfects, 2 misses. Score: 2648280. Percent: 57%

        Conclusion: Percent doesn't mean anything besides, well, the percent of the highest score. So, no, it doesn't depend on percents.
        lol, its not always those %s. People haven't PFCd a lot of 1,000 arrowed songs like FN.

        And last time I checked, a AAA was when you achieved the #1 rank, not the highest score possible. I could be wrong.


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        • Silvuh
          quit
          FFR Simfile Author
          FFR Music Producer
          • Apr 2005
          • 938

          #19
          Re: AAA?

          Okay, well, assuming that someone has FPC'd it before, then. Didn't cross my mind that someone would have had to get 100% on a song for 100% of the highest score is actually 100%. My bad.
          /edits post above

          And, yeah. You can check the FFR Picture Dictionary I linked to in my first post here. Or just click here to go to it.

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          • Imlp
            FFR Player
            • Dec 2007
            • 3

            #20
            Re: AAA?

            I see

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            • HammyMcSquirrel
              Everlong
              FFR Simfile Author
              FFR Music Producer
              • Dec 2004
              • 3833

              #21
              Re: AAA?

              Originally posted by rushyrulz
              lol, its not always those %s. People haven't PFCd a lot of 1,000 arrowed songs like FN.
              Yeah. A true example would be a song like Molto Vivace, One Minute Waltz, or Revolutionary Etude, though. Rubix PFC'd/AAA'd FN.

              And last time I checked, a AAA was when you achieved the #1 rank, not the highest score possible. I could be wrong.
              No, Silvuh is right. A AAA is the highest score possible on a song. The #1 ranks on Molto, OMW, GGC, Revo, and Piano Etude are not AAAs, for example.
              Last edited by HammyMcSquirrel; 01-19-2008, 03:15 PM.

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