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dconrad23
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| DosParkers wrote: | | dconrad23 wrote: | My Own Eyes: 4/, 3/sk2-ESF (bWo)
Just fixing the notation |
Could also be
4/, 3/sk1-1p-ESF
just a thought
The reason I say this is sk2 could be misinterpreted as skipping the actual ESF phrase (so you sing the first half, screwing it up).
sk1-1p let's you know that you skip 1 window/phrase, then you only skip 1 more phrase, and the next phrase is the ESF phrase.
It's just a more precise description. |
I see what you mean, but I thought 1p was reserved for instances where theres one phrase in between the last activation window and the phrase you want to ESF, so that you dont try to ESF a phrase that doesnt have a window in it. In this song, there are no phrases in between the last activation window and the ESF phrase. Using sk2 tells you that the ESF phrase is immediately following the second skipped window. |
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2018 4:30 pm Post subject: |
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| dconrad23 wrote: | | DosParkers wrote: | | dconrad23 wrote: | My Own Eyes: 4/, 3/sk2-ESF (bWo)
Just fixing the notation |
Could also be
4/, 3/sk1-1p-ESF
just a thought
The reason I say this is sk2 could be misinterpreted as skipping the actual ESF phrase (so you sing the first half, screwing it up).
sk1-1p let's you know that you skip 1 window/phrase, then you only skip 1 more phrase, and the next phrase is the ESF phrase.
It's just a more precise description. |
I see what you mean, but I thought 1p was reserved for instances where theres one phrase in between the last activation window and the phrase you want to ESF, so that you dont try to ESF a phrase that doesnt have a window in it. In this song, there are no phrases in between the last activation window and the ESF phrase. Using sk2 tells you that the ESF phrase is immediately following the second skipped window. |
Either works I just tend to default to phrase notation instead of window notation on ESF/ESP because it is just easier to read and follow for me personally.
Personally, I wish all ESF/ESP acts were notated with the phrase notation.
In the end, though, it really doesn't matter much. I use my own notation on my own sheet, anyways. |
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2018 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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Rob the Prez-O-Dent: 2/, 2/sk1, 3/FRS*, 2/ (DosParkers) *Just a few OD ticks early.
-easier path, same score (no squeezing in under OD)
Psycho Killer: (2/2p-ESP|40/60*, 2/ESF) OR (4/), 2/BOD, 2/ES2F* (DosParkers) *Both very difficult ES.
-a couple hundred points more at least but requires a very good ESP on 1st act.
-further testing resulted in +24 from previous path's capped score.
-discovered a much simpler path that gets the same score as the current path |
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elcanadiano
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2018 8:53 pm Post subject: |
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| dconrad23 wrote: | | I see what you mean, but I thought 1p was reserved for instances where theres one phrase in between the last activation window and the phrase you want to ESF, so that you dont try to ESF a phrase that doesnt have a window in it. In this song, there are no phrases in between the last activation window and the ESF phrase. Using sk2 tells you that the ESF phrase is immediately following the second skipped window. |
My thoughts as well. That was why I initially pushed for having such a notation. |
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Roger123425
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I Can't Keep My Eyes Off You: 2/BOD, 2/, 2/ (RonnieAguilar) = 200,1xx - 200,5xx
5K difference if it's not posted up there yet.
The song 'Godzilla' can be changed to a 45% ESP on the last activation for those score chasing. Currently 1st with 164,404.
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ItsUncleCarl
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2018 10:24 pm Post subject: |
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Never Gonna Give You Up: 2/sk1-ESF, 3/sk2-ESF, 2/RS, 2/ (Iggy-Sparks)
On the path it was an FRS, however this is more like reverse squeeze and I was able to cap using the back button for an instant act, I feel like a FRS is less clear as you may hesitate and chain |
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Arven99
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:15 pm Post subject: |
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Notation fix so people don't try the ESF's on the wrong phrase.
Employee Of The Month: 3/sk1-ESF, 2/ESF, 2/sk1-ESF, 2/sk2-ESF (shakamuda)
Employee Of The Month: 3/sk1-ESF, 2-1p-ESF, 2/sk1-2p-ESF, 2/sk2-1p-ESF (shakamuda)
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MaGna720
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:20 pm Post subject: |
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Warmer Than Hell: 3/sk2, 4/ (MaGna720)
Scored 178,840 (first place) and a few thousand above previously-posted path.
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elcanadiano
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 10:03 pm Post subject: |
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Escape (The Pi Colada Song): 2/sk2, 2/, 4/sk2-ESF, 2/sk1 (DosParkers)
Rewriting in skip notation because that did trip me up. |
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Jadiou
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Party Hard: 4/, 2/ES1F, 2/ (InYourDreamsPSN/TheGameGuy)
Confirming that the ESF is possible and pretty easy in my opinion. Currently #1 on PS4 with 181,152 points. |
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2018 11:02 am Post subject: |
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The Who Super Bowl S-mashup: 2/, (3/, 3/)*, OR (2/AB-sk1, 2/, 2/sk1), 3/sk2, 2/, 2/, 2/AB, 2/ (DosParkers) *Worth 100-200 more points but is much more difficult than the dead easy 2nd path.
https://ibb.co/kLLE8p |
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Jonathan-Ang
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| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2018 2:51 pm Post subject: |
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| DosParkers wrote: | | dconrad23 wrote: | My Own Eyes: 4/, 3/sk2-ESF (bWo)
Just fixing the notation |
Could also be
4/, 3/sk1-1p-ESF
just a thought
The reason I say this is sk2 could be misinterpreted as skipping the actual ESF phrase (so you sing the first half, screwing it up).
sk1-1p let's you know that you skip 1 window/phrase, then you only skip 1 more phrase, and the next phrase is the ESF phrase.
It's just a more precise description. |
Let me just simplify everything
My Own Eyes: 4/, 3 (bWo / Jonathan-Ang)
No esf, no Hard squeezing , still nets score of 178,000
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2018 2:45 am Post subject: |
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Business Time: 3/sk1, 2/sk2, 2/ (DosParkers)
-worth at least 24 more pts on 2nd act.
-#1 xbox, not-tied
Pretty Fly (For A White Guy): 3/, 2/sk1, 2/, 3/, 3/ (DosParkers)
-1st act renoted, 2nd act extra point
-#1 xbox today
| Jonathan-Ang wrote: | Let me just simplify everything
My Own Eyes: 4/, 3 (bWo / Jonathan-Ang)
No esf, no Hard squeezing , still nets score of 178,000 |
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singemfrc 
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2018 11:26 pm Post subject: |
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| DosParkers wrote: | The Who Super Bowl S-mashup: 2/, (3/, 3/)*, OR (2/AB-sk1, 2/, 2/sk1), 3/sk2, 2/, 2/, 2/AB, 2/ (DosParkers) *Worth 100-200 more points but is much more difficult than the dead easy 2nd path.
https://ibb.co/kLLE8p |
Huh? Can you please post both paths separately, I can't tell where one begins and one ends. When posting two paths for the same song the way it should be written is:
Song Title: (Path 1) or (Path 2) (CreditName) [Comments]
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DosParkers
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2018 11:35 pm Post subject: |
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| singemfrc wrote: | | DosParkers wrote: | The Who Super Bowl S-mashup: 2/, (3/, 3/)*, OR (2/AB-sk1, 2/, 2/sk1), 3/sk2, 2/, 2/, 2/AB, 2/ (DosParkers) *Worth 100-200 more points but is much more difficult than the dead easy 2nd path.
https://ibb.co/kLLE8p |
Huh? Can you please post both paths separately, I can't tell where one begins and one ends. When posting two paths for the same song the way it should be written is:
Song Title: (Path 1) or (Path 2) (CreditName) [Comments] |
The Who Super Bowl S-mashup: (2/, 3/, 3/, 3/sk2, 2/, 2/, 2/AB, 2/) or (2/, 2/AB-sk1, 2/, 2/sk1, 3/sk2, 2/, 2/, 2/AB, 2/) (DosParkers) [First path worth 100-200 more points but is much more difficult than the 2nd path] |
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