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Old 06-17-2013, 07:46 PM   #1
Dynam0
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Default Don't use smo for MA scoring

Cuz it's basically like playing on judge 3.99 or something.


Original result (I saw all 4 of these perfs btw)


After scrolling to another score or hitting any directional button for that matter. (apparently SMO accounts for a latency period and makes the server judge a little more lenient, thus yielding more impressive scores)

That being said 4p is fucking nuts on that^ rofl


More examples:





Note how the actual score is the one showing only cmod and not the SMO score %.





Very rare to have a 3+ perf discrepancy...the perfs have to be right on the threshold or something idk





This is my pb oddly enough. I derped ALL over the place, went for broke and fluke-quadded the rolls. Go figure.




At least this was legit. (still not confirmed if it recalcs from 1p AAA to AAAA)

Anyways I think SMO scoring is fine as long as you use the screen without the smo score %. Otherwise I'm gonna be suspicious. Sounds picky but w.e

Now I'm gonna have to look through all my old scores...or not cuz i'm lazy. This shit happens to everyone btw but i used to think nothing of it. Off-hand I recall luis's Herz an Herz 12p AAA was at 16p or something before it was recalced lmao

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