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1 avoidance only, the song is "Whimsical Mercy", as the game name.
most of the attacks is pattern that are really cool and fun, so not hard to find a way and do it. but there is a dumb attack. you have to do 4F or 5F jump(not sure,but it looked like. at least 4F is fine.), and stand on the middle with almost perfect pixel on the platform for it. this attack is really bad.
also the rng attacks on the last chorus, those are pretty unfair. it can be the wall with high probability.
this guy made some chill avoidance bosses before, and I really like this song and most pattern, so I never understand why this guy made that perfect-jump attack and random(360) stuff at the end. it's really bad, I say again.
most of the attacks is pattern that are really cool and fun, so not hard to find a way and do it. but there is a dumb attack. you have to do 4F or 5F jump(not sure,but it looked like. at least 4F is fine.), and stand on the middle with almost perfect pixel on the platform for it. this attack is really bad.
also the rng attacks on the last chorus, those are pretty unfair. it can be the wall with high probability.
this guy made some chill avoidance bosses before, and I really like this song and most pattern, so I never understand why this guy made that perfect-jump attack and random(360) stuff at the end. it's really bad, I say again.
Tagged as: Avoidance
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Rating: 7.7 77
Difficulty: 78 78
Feb 11, 2017
Wolfiexe
Whimsical Mercy consists of just the one avoidance lasting roughly 3:20 in length set to a very upbeat and SourPls Miku song. Primarily pattern based, it provides a fun challenge with a couple of questionable spots dragging it down a little in regards to the fun factor, although I enjoyed my time with this for the most part.
The song is actually what mainly drew me to play this originally, which is a rarity for a vocaloid song. It's very catchy, and the multitude of colourful attacks throughout are synced to the song very well in many creative ways, which makes it very satisfying to play as you slide through the patterns and enjoy the visual festivities it has to offer. I particularly liked the zoom-in segment of the avoidance/song and the rotating wheel-of-sorts in the middle. In addition, there's a fun little easter egg where you can access a second non-vocaloid version of the song by some exploring of hidden blocks in the portal room, which is something I always appreciate to keep things fresh.
Whilst a couple of attacks can feel a bit cumbersome to get to grips with at first, the weakest part is most certainly the last 30 seconds or so. One particular attack will have you timing a very sketchy jump in the center of the screen which can feel a bit grindy and inconsistent, and this is followed up by a clown fiesta ending of sorts that will very likely wall you until you're blessed by the gods of RNG. Thankfully I was lucky and didn't have too many heartbreaks here, but it's a very blatant issue when the super fast RNG spray overlaps with a previous RNG fiesta and all you can really do is head left and hope it sorta works out for you.
Rough spots aside though, it's a fun avoidance. My motivation dipped a little bit around the 2:20 mark when the aimed-cherry/lovetrap-esque-kinda attack happened because I'm generally bad at those, but even with the questionable ending segments I was still having fun playing. Would recommend if you're looking for a primarily-pattern avoidance with a SourPls song and some kooky attacks that feel satisfying or even whimsical to play.
The song is actually what mainly drew me to play this originally, which is a rarity for a vocaloid song. It's very catchy, and the multitude of colourful attacks throughout are synced to the song very well in many creative ways, which makes it very satisfying to play as you slide through the patterns and enjoy the visual festivities it has to offer. I particularly liked the zoom-in segment of the avoidance/song and the rotating wheel-of-sorts in the middle. In addition, there's a fun little easter egg where you can access a second non-vocaloid version of the song by some exploring of hidden blocks in the portal room, which is something I always appreciate to keep things fresh.
Whilst a couple of attacks can feel a bit cumbersome to get to grips with at first, the weakest part is most certainly the last 30 seconds or so. One particular attack will have you timing a very sketchy jump in the center of the screen which can feel a bit grindy and inconsistent, and this is followed up by a clown fiesta ending of sorts that will very likely wall you until you're blessed by the gods of RNG. Thankfully I was lucky and didn't have too many heartbreaks here, but it's a very blatant issue when the super fast RNG spray overlaps with a previous RNG fiesta and all you can really do is head left and hope it sorta works out for you.
Rough spots aside though, it's a fun avoidance. My motivation dipped a little bit around the 2:20 mark when the aimed-cherry/lovetrap-esque-kinda attack happened because I'm generally bad at those, but even with the questionable ending segments I was still having fun playing. Would recommend if you're looking for a primarily-pattern avoidance with a SourPls song and some kooky attacks that feel satisfying or even whimsical to play.
Tagged as: Avoidance
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 77 77
Jan 1, 2019
IPECACMAN
Last 30 seconds have 2 attacks that are just BrokeBack.
Still fun with a SourPls song.
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Still fun with a SourPls song.
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 75 75
Feb 19, 2017
sunbla
besides the already mentioned attacks this boss is pretty fun. good song and pretty nice attacks overall
the jump and ending make it pretty annoying to beat though sadly. still a nice fight in my opinion just would wish it would be a bit more balanced to the end
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the jump and ending make it pretty annoying to beat though sadly. still a nice fight in my opinion just would wish it would be a bit more balanced to the end
Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 79 79
Feb 12, 2017