Post #1 · Posted at 2009-03-18 09:26:37pm 15.7 years ago
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As you know, there are a quite a few songs that were left behind on Extreme. I was wondering if it would be possible to have the AA requirement on the score tracker be dependent on what mix you entered your score in. I have about 6 AA's that are above the 93% which is an Extreme AA, but they display as only A's, but these songs do not appear post-Extreme, so having them forced to meet the Supernova AA of 95% seems counter intuitive. So... could we get a feature that sets the AA grade to the mix it was entered on? So a FC would be an AA for 5th mix, a full perfect combo for 4th would be an AA, 93% for Extreme, etc.
Post #2 · Posted at 2009-03-18 09:31:06pm 15.7 years ago
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No, as there'll be so many grade inconsistencies when you view ranking. It's best to have one set grade system.
Post #3 · Posted at 2009-03-19 06:41:40pm 15.7 years ago
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No, as there'll be so many grade inconsistencies when you view ranking. It's best to have one set grade system.
I agree. One grade is more simple and clear.Btw AA requirements before SuperNOVA are weird. If you want to have a AA (supernova) on an older arcade, try to make some simple math. You have to do 10% greats (FC) or less when you play, or making mistakes with less greats if you want a real AA.
For exemple, Captain Jack (on ddr extreme) i got 324 perfects and 36 greats. (324+36 = 360 ; 360/10=36) I got 95.00%, which is a AA. It's a simple way to know if you have a AA or not on old machine (with freeze it's just a little bit more complicated).
Post #4 · Posted at 2009-03-19 07:44:12pm 15.7 years ago
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Well I know how the AA requirements work in other mixes. 8th mix atleast gave dance points. 2 for a perfect, 1 for a great, 0 for a good, and it took away a few dp for boos and misses. OK's gave like 4 DP. That's why one boo on Extreme is more detrimental to your AA chances than in Supernova/2 but then, SN's AA requirement's is 95% so I think it's offset a bit. It's just harder to get an AA if you FC a song in Supernova than in Extreme. I'm just going to go back and get higher AA's on those 6 songs so they show up as AA's in my tracker 
Post #5 · Posted at 2009-03-19 09:08:00pm 15.7 years ago
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Eheh ok, thanks for the informations. That's why sometimes i got a bad grade on extreme, even i have a good PA.
GL with those songs ;)
(ahah i have so much score to upgrade xD more than 60 of my A grade are done in double :s i suck)
GL with those songs ;)
(ahah i have so much score to upgrade xD more than 60 of my A grade are done in double :s i suck)
Post #6 · Posted at 2009-03-20 07:16:46pm 15.7 years ago
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It'd be interesting to have a "popup" frame on the song which - when you hover over it - displays what it would have been in all the major mixes that changed the grading system 
Post #7 · Posted at 2009-03-20 10:38:06pm 15.7 years ago
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That would be interesting. Shame SN2 had to make it so it changes depending on which difficulty you did it on. 