for me this is the average monstrata map on a great wacky song which has its pros and cons, from one side he executes it pretty well and has some visually appealing patterns that are really fun to play with the song, but at the same time it may feel like he doesn't really explore the potential of the crazy rhythms of the song and plays it safe for the sake of making a comfortable alt map as is tradition
it's well executed within the scope, it just isn't groundbreaking or anything but it's still good and fun
when 01:07:603 (1,2,3,4,5,6,1,1,1,2,3,1,2,3) - happened in the collab diff i was completely speechless. i felt like a 5 year old kid watching a magic trick happen in front of me
luscent's diff is clean/simple as expected but no idea how it's 6* LOL
as a player i wish that epreus' diff had more stuff like 02:19:454 (1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2) - instead of how the rest of the map works, it just feels player-unfriendly and not really fun to master as a "gimmick" map
beomsan's diff starts out really nicely as a sort of nod to 7odoa's original but then it starts going ham and i don't really get why it changes so drastically
panda's diff was surprisingly really fun and enjoyable, even the most seemingly unhinged patterns were comfy to play
its good for a 2013 gimmick map
dudes with ralsei and oneshot niko pfps give the best dick
this map would be a 4.5 without the 1/3 part that kinda dips my enjoyment
i'm fine with doing any weird al medley the only problem is the insane timing for most of them
this is like when those AI generated voices start freaking out and having a stroke except it's an actual song doing that
for me this is the average monstrata map on a great wacky song which has its pros and cons, from one side he executes it pretty well and has some visually appealing patterns that are really fun to play with the song, but at the same time it may feel like he doesn't really explore the potential of the crazy rhythms of the song and plays it safe for the sake of making a comfortable alt map as is tradition
it's well executed within the scope, it just isn't groundbreaking or anything but it's still good and fun
01:26:602 (1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2) -
it averages as alright but i feel like the 2nd song feels so much better to play
lovely
revisiting this map I genuinely think the ending is my biggest gripe with it because the rest eventually clicked
my apologies to attendant because he's quickly becoming one of my fav mappers
01:17:303 (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,1) - this tanks the rating by like 3
to be honest that comment makes sense because i have no idea what im doing in this lineup
hard wouldve been so epic if i listened more to the song while mapping it
this map makes me genuinely wish i was more into this kind of song
when 01:07:603 (1,2,3,4,5,6,1,1,1,2,3,1,2,3) - happened in the collab diff i was completely speechless. i felt like a 5 year old kid watching a magic trick happen in front of me
i think the craziest think about the map is how the rhythm choice feels so comfy to play
i don't think it's supposed to be outstanding, it's just perfectly designed within its own scope and still really fun to play
just wow
i have no idea what fanzhen is doing but i'm 100% sure fanzhen knows what he is doing
luscent's diff is clean/simple as expected but no idea how it's 6* LOL
as a player i wish that epreus' diff had more stuff like 02:19:454 (1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2) - instead of how the rest of the map works, it just feels player-unfriendly and not really fun to master as a "gimmick" map
beomsan's diff starts out really nicely as a sort of nod to 7odoa's original but then it starts going ham and i don't really get why it changes so drastically
panda's diff was surprisingly really fun and enjoyable, even the most seemingly unhinged patterns were comfy to play
top diff is alright
i enjoyed the slider diff (think the maze-like sliders are wack though)
oh yeah this one was really fun
actually not too bad for 2013
04:49:993 (1) - for whatever reason though i popped off here for like 20 seconds and then gave up again