AA to B

[legend]

I was at the arcade yesterday and I did Ecstacy Heavy and didn't miss one note but I only got a B. The person beside me did the same thing but got a AA. What is the limit of greats you can get for each mark.

[SSC]

I don't know the exact conversions but it's something like this...

If you miss a note, 95% of your arrows you hit have to be perfect to get an AA.
If you hit every note, it has to be 90%.
It probably just goes down 5-10% from there.

[legend]

well I got over double the greats then I did perfects, so that might have something to do with it.

[sly rax]

It is based on score:

Perfect = 2
Great = 1
Good = 0
Boo = -4
Miss = -8
OK = 6

Use this to add up your score. Then, divide that by the maximum possible points (all perfects + all oks). Here is your score:

100% = AAA
93%+ = AA
80%+ = A
65%+ = B
45%+ = C
PASS = D
FAIL = E

So, if you got more Greats than Perfects, your percentage would have been below a 75%, which is definitely a B.

[Judas]

at 10 footer AAA has a score of 100000......
a 9 footer has a AAA score of 900000.....
a 8 footer has a AAA score of 80000........


If your doing a song look at the number of feet it has if it has 4 feet to AA the song you must have 0375...... as your score... if it has 8 feet you must have 0775.... as your score and if it has 10 feet you must have 0975.... as your score to AA the song.... get the connection beweet the level of the song and the scrore.....


if you didn't get it... the nuber to he highest part of your scrore.... must be at least 1 number below the level of the song... then you must have at least a 75........ after that... to get the high score....

do you see where i am going with all this

[legend]

i think I get it

[sly rax]

Judas said:

at 10 footer AAA has a score of 100000......
a 9 footer has a AAA score of 900000.....
a 8 footer has a AAA score of 80000........


If your doing a song look at the number of feet it has if it has 4 feet to AA the song you must have 0375...... as your score... if it has 8 feet you must have 0775.... as your score and if it has 10 feet you must have 0975.... as your score to AA the song.... get the connection beweet the level of the song and the scrore.....


if you didn't get it... the nuber to he highest part of your scrore.... must be at least 1 number below the level of the song... then you must have at least a 75........ after that... to get the high score....

do you see where i am going with all this

That made no sense at all. The score at the bottom of the screen and your dance points score are almost completely unrelated. You can only tell your letter grade based on the amount of Perfects, Greats, etc.

The reason that they don't match up like that, is several misses could pull your dance points down without bringing your score down very far. Misses subtract from dance points, but don't subtract from your regular points. There is nowhere on the screen where you can see your dance points; they can only be calculated manually.

www.ddrecall.com/songs.php?songdata=154

Here you can see below "versions" and whatnot:
"AA - 38, A - 110, B - 193, C - 303"
These are the cutoffs for the grade. You can have 38 Greats and still get a AA.

[legend]

there I think I get it now. ;D

[ryanddrfreak]

i learned something to

[Judas]

9 out of 10 times my way works for me and that is true about what you said but 9 out of 10 times it does work. and other then that.... they need to put the "no goods" on the chart list like they have the "o.k.s"

[ryanddrfreak]

no goods?