GH2 (X360): Bark at the Moon - 439,404 (1st Place/WR)

[@Strikethatpoorboydown]

I can’t wait to see your optimal run for Ace of Spades on 360 here.

[@EvilApple567]

Won't be much different from Jilde's. It's pretty fair to say as well that any song with tick acts that include whammy won't be optimal, the closest is probably Radium Eyes atm?

[@Strikethatpoorboydown]

@ oh ok

[@seanblake8093]

This has got to be the optimal score

[@EvilApple567]

Nah, plenty of ticks dropped later in the last chorus, ticks on the last act, and most likely another ~350 on the first act (mentioned in description). It's very rare, if not completely undone in this game for a song with tick acts (particularly those including whammy like this last act) to be optimal.

[@doodlebob3758]

@@EvilApple567 That's true, painfully with the whammies, especially when charging SP is involved. Even Jordan recently got it's new this year, even though the SP pattern was known for a decade.

[@flarpyz7613]

This chart really pisses me off man the main riff is so undercharted it HURTS (nice score tho goat)

[@ThorTheHusky2005]

What controller have you been using for the 360 Fc’s?

[@EvilApple567]

SG with the Blue Indigo v4 adapter

[@codrankwin]

Ozzy TMDWU toobz!

[@Jilde0616]

1st act double is roughly as hard as the mr fix it doubles

[@EvilApple567]

Have you hit it? I made that comparison at 9:28, but if you don't feel like listening to it, the two Mr Fix It doubles are pretty different from each other. From my TAS (reflected through experience for whatever that's worth), act 1 is a 2 frame window, but act 2 was impossible on the path activation, only becoming a 1 frame window with the (logical execution) adjustment to the GY. The execution for this act 1 is also a lot harder imo, because not only does the front end not a sequential note of the same fret behind it, the back end isn't a sequential fretting either. It's slow enough to not make a huge difference, but having to account for anything extra on top of a potentially frame perfect window is still notable.