Noob Question

[Chennymountain]

What does PA mean? I hear it all the time and I have no clue what it is (or what it could be).

[Gansler]

Re: Noob Question

PA: Perfect Accuracy

A scoring method based off of the ratio of Perfects to other stats in your final score (goods, averages, etc). The higher the ratio of perfects to other stats, the better PA you have. A higher PA means you did better on the song; the better the PA, the better the rank.

[duddychuck@yahoo.com]

Re: Noob Question

Pretty much its how clean your score is.

Example: 14-0-0-0 would be a good PA 36-15-11-90 is not

[Chennymountain]

Re: Noob Question

Pretty much its how clean your score is.

Example: 14-0-0-0 would be a good PA 36-15-11-90 is not

I guess I'm screwed then XD.

[duddychuck@yahoo.com]

Re: Noob Question

Lol just play easy songs for a while and your accuracy will be much better

[Gansler]

Re: Noob Question

Haha, yeah. Get the hang of hitting notes perfectly and gradually work your way up.
Really, you can get better at anything by practicing, and FFR's certainly no exception.

[Vackerer]

Re: Noob Question

PA: Perfect Accuracy
And I don't know what the acronym of AAA.

[~Zeta~]

Re: Noob Question

AAA isn't an acronym. It's a label for getting all perfects with no boos, goods, misses or averages.

[Glucuronolactone]

Re: Noob Question

Yeah, AAA originated from DDR. If you managed to get all perfects with no boos, goods, misses, or averages on the song (as ~Zeta~ said) then you receive the grade AAA. There was also the chance of receiving the grade AA, A, B, and so on until E.