May-hem: DAY THIRTY

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It was a well thought out event and aside from a few small fixes, honestly, it was ran rather well. Don't beat yourself up because you've been drowning in things to do, shit happens.

I can agree that maybe you should have tried to get more help, but aside from that there's not that much I can say you could have done differently, if anything really. You came up with some stuff that worked for everyone, and yeah ok you got behind update wise, big deal, that's probably the easiest fix there is. Don't be so harsh on yourself over it. I'd love to see another attempt at this on a lesser scale till it's refined best it can.

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Damn Middie, your kindness has grown to the size of your tits

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The spreadsheet is still missing my Blackout score from Day 17.

Maybe if I'm lucky, I'll get the 11ELEVEN challenge, but that'll prolly be it for me today.

I think this event was successful, despite the update delays. I like tourneys and events like this that include anti-skill and out-of-the-box challenges. And I agree having help for another event of this size would prolly be a good idea, but that doesn't take away from how cool this event was.

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Oh the lactating that could be done.

Anyhow I'm very grateful for all the work (the massive amounts) that you have done surrounding this event, AJ. With increasingly more difficult challenges the participation certainly dwindled, and I'm not sure how I feel about that (I like difficult challenges, but it's also nice to have more people attempt them so we can discuss strategy or compare results or something).

I feel like some of these more unique challenges could be made into skill tokens too (the latest NaiNai challenge comes to mind, because quite frankly that was ingenious -- anyone can be a boowhore, but not everyone can be an accurate boowhore).

As for automation, I can't imagine it would be overly difficult (for those with coding prowess, at least). The tournament dashboard could probably be set up with certain score thresholds that just need to be surpassed, although only for certain challenges -- those like AAAing a song, or obtaining a raw score of at least #, and maybe even for explicit scores like a clean FC with less than 8 goods, or a good-attack. When it comes to actually missing certain notes, having a specific score setup wouldn't work (this makes me think of unlocking Nanairopanda v2, where if you accidentally hit a yellow note, then you can just miss something else so long as your combo is no more than 181 or something), and then replays are necessary. It'd be a drastic decrease in time spent updating though!

Anyhow, kudos, AJ. The fact that you essentially did this solo is just a highway to insanity.

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I'm in the process of updating, and I could use your guys' help. What I'm going to do is fully update up to this point, then I need you guys to tell me if I have missed any of your scores. I know you guys have said that some were missing, but I'm trying to update from a few hundred posts back and your posts are admittedly getting lost in the muck.

Don't mention any missing scores until I say that I've caught up.

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I'm certain my Phantom Ensemble was legit (just double-checked now). Use &offset=-3, I changed the offset on R3 to alleviate the problem of hitting late goods on 32nds.

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If things were getting a bit overwhelming, you could have shot me a message to help you out again. I did mention after I was done with the prior days, that I was there if you wanted any help with the event in the future.

Anyway, you've done a great job making up challenges and managing this for the most part, and lots of people have already thanked you in the past for coordinating this. You managed to get me to play FFR practically every day this month, which is something I haven't really felt motivated to do in a long time!

I think I'm only getting 11ELEVEN this time around. Tried Pandora, actually pulled 922g, but that was very lucky and I can't replicate it. Usually around the 910 area for goods. Got a mid SDG on Ultrasounds after a few tries, don't think I would be able to pull the AAA without an extremely lucky run. Could brute force it perhaps, but that wouldn't be even remotely fun.

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Forgot to save the replay the first time I did this so I had to do it again... oops.



Pandora is just hard...

Edit: LMFAO WHAT


First boo was intentional btw I honestly figured I wouldn't get any other boos. -_-

Edit2: LMFAO FUCK YOUR CHOICES AJ how the bloody hell did I do this?! O_O

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Fixed! Apologies.

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Smartdude for president!
That's insane dude, seriously I bow to you.

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I gave him ten minutes to actually AAA it now

I'll be shocked if he doesn't

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LOL SMARTDUDE HOLY SHIT

nice fucking job, haha! An omni-flag is a different kind of perfection... a surgical perfection.

EDIT: On another note, I'm only ~110 posts back; catching up!

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I'll give you 100,000 credits when you get an AAA Extratone Pirates. Congratulations on completing this challenge (to me it's basically getting everything in the beginning and then pray you AAA the rest of the file lol so it's like AAAing the file IMO)

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What in the actual fuck. I didn't expect anyone to be able to do that challenge. I am now eating my own words.

What the fuck are you Smartdude?

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Got one of them, won't get the others though.