FLOW - Okuru Kotoba by Kai
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| repetition Features the use of recognizable identical patterns or gameplay elements. , precision Colloquial term for maps which require fine, precise movement to aim correctly. Typically refers to maps with circle sizes above and including 6. , iNiS-style A simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns. , grid snap Objects are placed along a square grid, typically using osu!'s in-built grid snap feature. , port Originally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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| iNiS-style A simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns. , port Originally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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| iNiS-style A simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns. , port Originally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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| iNiS-style A simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns. , port Originally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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