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understandably it gets harder when the music goes hard but failing after 3 min just to complete half the track is tough
I'll probably only complete it once
great work still
Chart has some parts with too much going on and some parts with too little going on, but it 's solid otherwise.
Also I was able to do the overlapping armadillos on my first try but not I can't for the life of me, what is it, quadruple time?
Thanks for the feedback! I've made the following changes based on your feedback:
- Monster placement at the end so the song doesn't end too soon
- Some patterns fixed (Blademasters won't groan weird anymore)
The song is quite long, so it's nice that there are plenty of slow-paced parts and sight-readable sections. Most guitar riffs felt nicely translated and satisfying to hit. Some sections were a bit too hard to figure out, especially when enemies start to overlap too much (and the red harpies between red bats and zombies was evil lol).
2 small notes were that the audio from the 2x 3 Blademasters around beat 790 glitch out, and that the song ended a little bit too soon (I don't know if the file/game is simply not longer, or that a lack of enemies on the track caused it to stop).