making a list of my best noms for a twitter post later

very interesting diff using consistent overlaps to create a small reading challenge, with a lot of small linear aim patterns

/s/1965119

connects patterns very interestingly visually, makes use of wide angles for a more legato gameplay, still quite a bit of sharp aim patterns around, and some hot variable spacing streams

/s/2233395

low ar, slow sliders, culminating in a deliberately sluggish movement, perfectly showcasing the slowness of the song

/s/2285467

i've glazed this map to hell and back, probably the most well-rounded map i've nommed, favourite section by Delette with their snap-and-pause movement usage

/s/2166964

i picked this one because i like what it stands for. there's something going for the calm section having the slow jumps have huge spacing. it's proof that any song can be mapped.

/s/1948845

another well-rounded map, this one more comfy and straightforward, visually more reminiscent of older tech, plus some good movement contrasts

/s/2209401

i just like how clean and consistent the map is lol, cute repeated triangles
you could even say deja vu...

/s/1568800

it's easy to elevate a vanilla map, just make movement concepts goated

there's quite a bit of wide and linear patterns but everything just feels very flowy and i love that

/s/2203285

dada sent me this in mentorship and i thought it was a trap, but nope turns out it's just a really good reading map

with ar this low the map just undermap enough to make everything decipherable and thats goated

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