Cortex Charger (Shxfted)

- oh dear how did we get here

- Offset's good.

Full disclosure that I had to playtest this at 0.85x-0.9x, and even then I still struggled quite a bit lmao

23.227 - There could be some other ways to prevent this lone 16th jack, the transition in and out of the polyrhythmic structure is.... quite disgusting, and seems unavoidable at a glance.
33.764-44.653 - Not quite sure the purpose of these 24ths here. If you're emphasizing the 192nd off-note like before, I think you might be better off making a straight chordjack section instead I feel.
42.616 is fine I suppose.
47.357 - I think the main takeaway for these 12ths are that they are most prominent audible sounds to include for the chip, so the 8th jump after it should be removed for simplicity. (same applies to 50.468)

Good reminder that I think this chart presents NO breaks at all, it might be worthwhile to be at least more merciful with the layering decisions in a couple of places, because there doesn't seem to be any room to breathe at all lmao

*1:10.227 - The left hand bias here is aggravating, try your best to be cognizant for these kinds of things.
*1:12.246 - These polyrhythmic bits are ridiculously stupid - not only you have to contend with the respective hand bias, you're dealing with these constant sequences of jumpstream bits and the swing of an already packed chart in which we're not even halfway through the chart. This applies until the next 10 seconds (1:22.838)
*1:23.338 - Personally speaking, the polyrhythmic bits are a bit more cheeseable, but the middle column bias is pretty prevalent. It'd be wise to spread the notes a little bit more to prevent the anchoring as this is already extremely heavy, or sacrifice the polyrhythmic 24th/48ths bit and make them coloured as such, but still a little bit friendlier than what you have.

Kudos for making 1:37.283-1:49.727 bearable and still quite enjoyable after the madness from before, because playing-wise it's not as heavy-handed than it already was.

*1:49.727 - The idea of 24th streams are fine, but try your best to accomodate with how high-end players are trying to hit these - at present, your streams are mostly in the outward direction (1-2-3-4 or vice-versa), which gives it a concept of mostly pseudo-jumptrilling, which I think it's a little bit harder than pseudo-split jumptrilling (in this case, inward direction a la 1-2-4-3 or vice-versa). There should be at least some leeway of doing that, given how rough this section is.
2:05.227 - Don't think we should be doing this nearing at the end of the chart, it's 3-note anchoring at 270bpm here.
2:23.950 - what the hell LOL

For its maintained explosive difficulty, I'm....... not exactly sure the reception is going to be, especially for the Mythical tier players (very high D8s or even D9, for that into account). I'm just mostly surprised that this is structured well (as loose as it can be) for a chart this magnitude. Again, with how you structured your charts primarily on the upper bounds of extremes, the *'d points above are still worth taking a look, so FR at least. Might be a controversial take, but this is actually enjoyable with the difficulty presented. [7*/10, Fixes Required]

Judge Score: 7.00 - Fixes Required

Pizza and I deemed these fixes to be good (and provided reasonings for most of the *d notes).

Setting this to Accepted, however if it's possible I'd like to see 1:12.246 maybe a little bit cleaner since the polyrhythmic structure in this is absolutely disgusting no matter how you swing it.