Change mania PERFECT back to giving bonus, just smaller #26139
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!diffcalc RULESET=mania |
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Target: #26139 |
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what about the arguments that score should never exceed 1 million? there were a fair few of those. |
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I'm hoping that this is more acceptable as not breaking the "sanctity" of 1M, due to the much smaller bonus. I'll see how the spreadsheet looks first, and then post a discussion on Discord to gather others' opinions. |
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I'd also still like to split out the bonus portion for display purposes. Both on leaderboards and the results screen... |
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Dropping this for now. |
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I have not tested this at all. PRing early so I can do a diffcalc comparison.
In theory, this would allow us to preserve 100% == SS, while not impacting the ordering of scores in much of a noticeable impact (4k vs 200k previously, on a 4000 note map).
This is mostly a revert of #25945, with a few changes.