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cantbreak90
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Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours. |
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haoestrelalp
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| cantbreak90 wrote: | Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours. |
1st act is ESF |
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singemfrc 
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OP Updated
Except Viva La Gloria pending testing
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2017 6:23 pm Post subject: |
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| haoestrelalp wrote: | | cantbreak90 wrote: | Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours. |
1st act is ESF |
The correct path is...
Super Freak: 2/ESF, 2/2P-ESF, 3/
- 2P means skip 2 phrases.
- 1st act is full points.
- 2nd act caps at xxx,444.
- 3rd act caps at xxx,044.
- 1st ESF is difficult.
- 2nd ESF is easy.
| XxResonance wrote: | Girls Just Want To Have Fun: 2, 3, 2, 2/sk1-ESF
The path I used till Parker beat me by squeezing every point on the song
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The correct path is...
Girls Just Want To Have Fun: 2/, 2/BOD, 2/ESF, 3/1P-ESF
- 1P means skip 1 phrases.
- 1st ESF is extremely difficult (confirmed in practice mode once).
- 2nd ESF is difficult but easy compared to the first one.
- All acts but the last are squeezable (OD ends mid phrase).
| Quote: | | King Of The World: 4/, 2AI (dconrad23) |
The correct path is...
King of the World: 4/, 3/s1, 2/
- 1st and 2nd acts are squeezable (OD ends mid phrase).
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TheAdept
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| Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 5:27 pm Post subject: |
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Last One To Die: 3/sk2-ESF 2/ (LucasPWNS8907)
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Correct path is:
Last One To Die: 3/sk1-ESF 2/ (TheAdept)
If you do sk2 you end up wasting most of the first activation.
Number 3 on the PS4 leaderboard with 135600 -- top is 135740 and I left some squeeze on the table on 1st act. |
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TheAdept
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| Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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haoestrelalp wrote:
cantbreak90 wrote:
Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours.
1st act is ESF
The correct path is...
Super Freak: 2/ESF, 2/2P-ESF, 3/
2P means skip 2 phrases.
1st act is full points.
2nd act caps at xxx,444.
3rd act caps at xxx,044.
1st ESF is difficult.
2nd ESF is easy.
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haoestrelalp's modification gives the optimal path (by confirming the 1st activation is ESF). 2/2P-ESF would be non-standard notation for 2/sk4-ESF, which is what the second activation was posted as originally. |
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haoestrelalp
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| Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 5:08 am Post subject: |
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Burnin' For You: 2/, 2/sk1, 2/AT, EWO (haoestrelalp)
196k |
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cantbreak90
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| Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 4:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Burnin' For You (alternate path): 2/, 3/sk2, 2/ EwO (Molly--Hatchett, cantbreak90) |
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Arcanon
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Location: Music City
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| Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2017 12:22 am Post subject: |
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| There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back: 2/, 3/sk1, 3/sk1 (Arcanon) |
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haoestrelalp
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| Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2017 12:50 am Post subject: |
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| cantbreak90 wrote: | | Burnin' For You (alternate path): 2/, 3/sk2, 2/ EwO (Molly--Hatchett, cantbreak90) |
This way is already easier to beat 196k |
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elcanadiano
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| Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2017 3:14 pm Post subject: |
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Even Flow: 3/BOD, 2/sk1, 2/AB, 2/sk3-ESF (eldersham)
The sk3 is an AB. |
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cantbreak90
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| Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2017 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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Theres Nothing Holdin Me Back: 2/, 3/, 2/, 2/sk1 (cantbreak90)
This path has a total of 4 activations of which 3 yield squeeze points. |
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cantbreak90
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| Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2017 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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| TheAdept wrote: | | Quote: |
haoestrelalp wrote:
cantbreak90 wrote:
Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours.
1st act is ESF
The correct path is...
Super Freak: 2/ESF, 2/2P-ESF, 3/
2P means skip 2 phrases.
1st act is full points.
2nd act caps at xxx,444.
3rd act caps at xxx,044.
1st ESF is difficult.
2nd ESF is easy.
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haoestrelalp's modification gives the optimal path (by confirming the 1st activation is ESF). 2/2P-ESF would be non-standard notation for 2/sk4-ESF, which is what the second activation was posted as originally. |
Right on. Sounds good. I do have one question though. I was under the impression that the p notation was only used in instances where there are a bunch of phrases with no windows in between them that come prior to the esf window. The notation was meant to alert the path follower that the esf phrase isnt going to show up on the next phrase after a certain amount of skips(or no skips). Am I mistaken in my interpretation of the p notation? Iirc, Super Freaks second act occurs where no warnings are necessary. After the 4th skip the esf phrase is the folllowing phrase. |
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haoestrelalp
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| Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2017 7:57 pm Post subject: |
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| cantbreak90 wrote: | | Right on. Sounds good. I do have one question though. I was under the impression that the p notation was only used in instances where there are a bunch of phrases with no windows in between them that come prior to the esf window. The notation was meant to alert the path follower that the esf phrase isnt going to show up on the next phrase after a certain amount of skips(or no skips). Am I mistaken in my interpretation of the p notation? Iirc, Super Freaks second act occurs where no warnings are necessary. After the 4th skip the esf phrase is the folllowing phrase. |
I think the simpler it is, the better.
If we have a od window before the squeeze, there's no need for P notation |
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IndestructibleSD
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| cantbreak90 wrote: | | TheAdept wrote: | | Quote: |
haoestrelalp wrote:
cantbreak90 wrote:
Super Freak: 2/ES-FRS, 2/sk4-ESF, 3/ (cantbreak90)
Again, based off looking at the video of the chart. Can't confirm whether the 1st act is ESF or ESP. Won't have access to the song until another 9 hours.
1st act is ESF
The correct path is...
Super Freak: 2/ESF, 2/2P-ESF, 3/
2P means skip 2 phrases.
1st act is full points.
2nd act caps at xxx,444.
3rd act caps at xxx,044.
1st ESF is difficult.
2nd ESF is easy.
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haoestrelalp's modification gives the optimal path (by confirming the 1st activation is ESF). 2/2P-ESF would be non-standard notation for 2/sk4-ESF, which is what the second activation was posted as originally. |
Right on. Sounds good. I do have one question though. I was under the impression that the p notation was only used in instances where there are a bunch of phrases with no windows in between them that come prior to the esf window. The notation was meant to alert the path follower that the esf phrase isnt going to show up on the next phrase after a certain amount of skips(or no skips). Am I mistaken in my interpretation of the p notation? Iirc, Super Freaks second act occurs where no warnings are necessary. After the 4th skip the esf phrase is the folllowing phrase. |
You are correct. When window skips accurately describe the activation window, that notation is always used. There is no rule stating you can't use phrase skip notation, but it will certainly confuse a lot of people who are used to the window skip notation.
Phrase skip notation (i.e. 2/#p-ESF) is typically only used when window skips are not sufficient for describing the activation point for a ESF/ESP activation.
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