Lingo for noobs
 

Im not a noob to this site at all... I was here when it first started but its been awhile and when I play a song with no misses it gives me a couple different labels... what do they mean?

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

AA is basically an fc with no misses or boos.

AAA is all perfect.

SDG is single digit good (9 or less goods overall), you can still get it with things like averages, as long as your sum of averages, boos and goods is less than 10 (I think that boos are worth 0.2 goods and a miss is 2 goods 2 boos, don't remember what an average is worth).

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

FC = Fully combo a song without a miss.
SDG = Finish a song with the equivalent of <10 goods. Stands for Single Digit Good.
Blackflag = Score 1 good and all perfects on a song.
AAA = Get perfects on every single arrow. Best score you can get on a song.

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Oh yeah, I forgot about blackflags, probably cause i never get them on songs that are my level cuz i choke RIP

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

you also forgot about booflags and omniflags

booflag: same as a blackflag but with a boo

omniflag: 1 good, 1 average, 1 miss and 1 boo

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

Booflags and Omniflags are not labels given on the engine which is what the OP asked for.

Also, when in doubt: http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...d.php?t=115282

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

Well, now I know what all of that stuff means. Wonderful. :D

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

Lol bro please tell me the 83 is cause you were born in 1983.

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What was the word for the style I used to play? I used to play with two hands with my pointer finger and middle finger from my left hand and my pointer finger from my right hand. I used to think it was called split, but someone told me that was for another style.

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

I used to do that but 2 on right and 1 on left, I always just called it 3 finger

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

At least keep your notation consistent.
Boo is 0.2 goods
Miss is 2.4 goods
Average is 1.8 goods

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

I think split is when you do it spread, but used 3 fingers one hand (one per key for the 3 keys, like asd is ring middle index on left hand, then you use index on right hand for K or something).

I'll call your style "baby sprindex".

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

That's not "baby" sprindex, it's just sprindex lol.

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

Sprindex to me would be doing ASKL or w/e for spread, but using index only on both hands..

I'll call his style instead, half-bar sprindex v2

Re: Lingo for noobs
 

doing a spread layout but using only your index fingers isnt called sprindex, its called why that fuck would you do that whats the point

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My style is, two feet, one on 1 and the other on 4, using feet mat. I have punching bags next to the monitor that I punch for 2 and 3.

Optimal setup.

EDIT: Currently doing the number crunching on feet for 2 3 and punching for 1 and 4, never thought about it but it might be better.

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her* also there's a specific name for it, but i forgot