Different results when pressing two keys at the same time

[Riclin]

Sometimes when I have for example two enemies on the same beat I press the buttons at the same time and I get for example perfect on one and great on another. I don't know if this is something of the game, or it's just something of me / keyboard.

[alexa_byg]

Usually for me this means I pressed the keys at slightly different times ^_^;;

[Cheggf]

If you're getting two different scores for simultaneous inputs on simultaneous notes your inputs probably weren't as simultaneous as you thought. It might look & feel the same to you, but the game is operating on very small time scales where even the smallest variance could affect things. Fortnite Festival, for example, has a perfect note window of plus or minus 25 milliseconds. If you hit one note 23ms late then your other finger hitting 3ms after the first one, a nearly imperceptible 0.003 seconds later, would cause only one note to be perfect. I don't know what this game's timings are but it's probably similar.

[Riclin]

Originally posted by alexa_BYG:

Usually for me this means I pressed the keys at slightly different times ^_^;;

It's possible

[AROAH]

My keyboard cannot press three arrows at once.

[Blurrg]

Originally posted by AROAH:

My keyboard cannot press three arrows at once.

By default, the "Down" key will hit all columns at once. Unfortunately that is the only solution outside of buying a better keyboard.

[AROAH]

Originally posted by Blurrg:

Originally posted by AROAH:

My keyboard cannot press three arrows at once.

By default, the "Down" key will hit all columns at once. Unfortunately that is the only solution outside of buying a better keyboard.

Oh, well, that helps. Thanks.

It's kind of amusing, because this is a 10-year-old Razer Blackwidow Ultimate with supposed n-key rollover, but obviously the arrow key circuit wasn't considered to be counted in n-keys.

[Arras]

Originally posted by AROAH:

Originally posted by Blurrg:

By default, the "Down" key will hit all columns at once. Unfortunately that is the only solution outside of buying a better keyboard.

Oh, well, that helps. Thanks.

It's kind of amusing, because this is a 10-year-old Razer Blackwidow Ultimate with supposed n-key rollover, but obviously the arrow key circuit wasn't considered to be counted in n-keys.

You could just rebind to WASD/IJKL instead of WASD/arrows.