It’s hard to believe there was a time when I would play Project Diva Future Tone and that’s it. I feel in love with that game so hard during lockdown. Hadn’t played any of the previous games and I remember vets saying how it was a step down gameplay wise since it was an arcade port. That didn’t bother me much, I didn’t have to get used to a different button scheme I just needed to learn how it played now. The binds which some people say are for those that lack skill (lol) made up whatever for whatever was lacking.
Played on an actual cabinet earlier this year and was surprised at how similar it felt to playing at home (I always played standing up for one) - the actual buttons took no time to get used to it felt like, at least for me. #rhythmgames
@sayonaraminasan I swear its hold note has a really wierd design, maybe no other rhythm games dare to do, totally a freedom one, you can choose the point you want to release, when it gets uncomfortable!
DID IT! FINALLY I MMed THIS CHART! :kazumahyeeehh:
It has some kinda annoying click + drag on the other side pattern that I always had some Misses... Able to cheese it :char_thumbsup:
Plus it's a 7 min track, so it made this run more intensive :kazumathumbsup: #Cytus#RhythmGames
i hoped so badly they would put Vanesse in Cytus 2 because it's my favourite Song, but i just will never be able to MM it on the Phone.
Sadly they only made a cover version. so i will have to continue to practise and practise and practise....
@bookstardust maybe VILA making an extended version of Risoluto sounds more alright to me, hopefully they can do it...
and I wanna see rhythm game devs do some long tracks like this in recent rhythm games, since "2:30 rule" is really a thing when players don't want anything last too long
No one even survives a boss stage/song fully unscathed for the first time, but here am I, onward to the harder charts... This song flames hot like a 2-km sprint, though, in a good way.