This is why when getting a new play or making a better play on a map, you will never (one exception) get the same amount of PP on your total amount of performance points. Even if you are getting +100 pp from this new play, all your lower plays are weighed down even more then before so you lose a certain amount of PP on them. As explained earlier, since the effect of the curve on your plays increases the further you go down your list, when you make a new play, it takes the place of an older play which makes all the plays that are under go down 1 place in the list. Why is my total PP not increasing as much as the weighted PP I got on my new score?Ī common question people seem to have when they get a new score worth, for example, 100 weighted PP is why they are not getting +100 pp on their total amount of performance points. Here are a few examples of how accuracy is shown with letters : Accuracy is calculated using information such as the scores per hit, the score multiplier and the amount of miss.
While such accuracy is practically impossible (since it would require no combo break and 110 cuts on every block), accuracy is still a great way to measure performance on a map and one’s ability to score properly and avoid missing notes. Because accuracy is a percentage, the best “possible” accuracy is 100% or named a SSS. Accuracy is shown by a percentage and a letter. The modifier would make the hitbox to the size of the block itself.Īccuracy is shown on the left after enabling the Advanced HUD option in the Player Settings.
With this information, it is recommended to hit with the tip of saber to maximize the angle and get the best cut possible.Ī “Pro Modifier” is said to be added in a future update. As you can see, the hitbox is pretty big and extends a lot on the sides and the front. Here is an image showing the current hitbox. While that used to be the case, the hitboxes have changed quite a few times through the different versions of the game and a lot of the pictures out there are mistaken. Remember, it’s better to get a bad cut than a miss since a miss counts as 0 points and breaks your combo.Ī common misconception in Beat Saber would be that most people think that the hitboxes for the notes are the the blocks themselves. This shows how important it is to do proper swings to get the right angles and the best score possible. Here is how score is calculated for a cut : While cutting a block, you must achieve the correct swing angles and you must slice it in the center to achieve the best score for that cut. The maximum score possible to achieve while slicing a block is 115 (without counting the score multiplier). Scoring well in Beat Saber isn’t as simple as keeping a high combo and not missing notes, it is also determined by your score per block. Everytime you lose combo which involves missing a note, cutting in the wrong direction or the with the wrong saber, hitting a bomb or going through an obstacle, your multiplier will be cut in half. The different multipliers are : 1x, 2x, 4x and 8x. When you hit the note that brings you up to the next multiplier, that note is affected by the new multiplier and not the old one. You start the song with a multiplier of 1x and the outer ring shows the progression to the next multiplier. As said in the name, the multiplier has an effect on your score. Your score multiplier can be seen on the right, being surrounded by a outer ring. Hopefully you find it useful ! Table of content
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It was made to link people that want to understand better the ranking system and other aspects of the game and is totally not a full guide to understand the game and the rest surrounding it. I will try to keep it updated but some information can be inaccurate or missing. A guide for a better understanding of the ranking system, scoring, modifiers and more.īig thanks to Flee for correcting some of my grammar mistakes and providing some extra information.ĭisclaimer : This guide was made on February 7th, 2019.
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