@@DiThi You would think so but the different A press combinations have an order of how successful they are and that doesn’t change with a small angle. Check my first video for more info, but a key point is that because the game runs at 30fps only a few bpm values give unique results in terms of what frames A is held. So we only have to check bpms of 360, 400, 450, 514.3, 600, 720, 900.

@@omedas64 I saw the whole video but I was wondering how the distances/speeds on each frame are altered.

@@DiThi I did some simulations, and they’re only altered by small amounts from the zero angle values, but enough to decrease the success score of pretty much every combination. Weirdly the combination 1,6,10 which is what you get with 400bpm, had its score increased by a very small amount with this new straining strategy. So I expected some improvement over 0 angle for that case - but ultimately in experiments I couldn’t see it. Probably because the measurement uncertainty is too large.

@@omedas64 I see thanks

… man my mind is just ruined. when I read that last word of your comment I thought of a specific game… (Only hints are that it’s made for a certain type of people and that the games name last 2 letters ends in “ed”)

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@@iwersonsch5131 Yes that is actually what I started doing. It’s pretty tricky to do, but it helps the 600bpm / [1,4,7] case. Not enough to give any benefit over just having zero angle though. So I decided not to go down that rabbit hole in the video

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@@Blobfish_Times That’s great to hear! Making this video helped me understand how it works too lol

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@@belodie That’s a great question. After my simulations and experiments I found that the order of strength of the different BPMs and strategies doesn’t really change (unless you’re at an extreme unrealistic angle). However 400 bpm seems to suffer the least from being angled.

@@Maker0824 I did some simulations but when you start including different facing angles and straining angles everything becomes more complicated and it’s harder to draw very convincing conclusions from them. I decided an actual experiment would be simpler and keep this video shorter

@@Bluelightzero I was surprised too. Yes I’m hoping to release an SBLJ video soon!

@@omedas64 Awesome :D Thanks for putting the time and effort into this video.

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