A Dance of Fire and Ice

A Dance of Fire and Ice

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kamile Jan 25, 2019 @ 7:42am
Got 101.00% accuracy on World 1 - am I the only one?
Hey, what it says in the title - just bought the game launched it, played the 1st world and now have 100% complete and 101.00% accuracy. Is this a bug or a feature? Has anyone else got the same result?

I have played both the demo and the rhythm doctor before, so my accuracy is good, but 101%?
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Ereene Jan 25, 2019 @ 10:35am 
its just to give the players a very small window of mistakes allowed i believe
rambley enjoyer 73 Jan 25, 2019 @ 10:48am 
There are 3 types of perfects in the game: EPerfect (early), LPerfect (late), and Perfect. Each Perfect adds an extra 0.01% accuracy at the end of the level, while E/LPerfects do not. It's not exactly explained anywhere ingame so it is a bit confusing on why that happens.
Ereene Jan 25, 2019 @ 10:59am 
oh i thought i was seeing EPerfect at times but thought it was just the previous text overlapping :P
ByeByeTango Jan 25, 2019 @ 11:38am 
I got 101.67% in World 1, on my first try :D

(But I played the demo yesterday...)
Ereene Jan 25, 2019 @ 12:09pm 
maybe they should change the font color for EPerfect/LPerfect to orange/yellow?
fizzd  [developer] Jan 25, 2019 @ 10:50pm 
hey, we wanted EPerfect / LPerfect to be something you dont worry about if you're playing the first time, which is why we coloured it similarly to Perfect (but its clear now that just makes people confused at the % accuracy hmm).

For now, if you turn on Perfect Mode, it will colour the tile of any EPerfect or LPerfect so its clear when you don't get a pure perfect - so its easier if your'e really aiming for the highest possible score
kamile Jan 27, 2019 @ 1:48pm 
Originally posted by manifoldslider:
I'm willing to bet it's on purpose, as several of the achievements read "Get more than 100%" on various worlds. No idea what it means exactly, though.
@manifoldslider, thanks now I see the achievement descripyion and it all makes sense :)


Originally posted by Fritzy:
There are 3 types of perfects in the game: EPerfect (early), LPerfect (late), and Perfect. Each Perfect adds an extra 0.01% accuracy at the end of the level, while E/LPerfects do not. It's not exactly explained anywhere ingame so it is a bit confusing on why that happens.

@Fritzy, thanks, didn't know about the EPerfect and LPerfect, that's quite interesting



Originally posted by Edika:
I got 101.67% in World 1, on my first try :D

(But I played the demo yesterday...)

Nice, fresh memory I see :)



Originally posted by death.:
maybe they should change the font color for EPerfect/LPerfect to orange/yellow?

Good point, might be useful...




Originally posted by fizzd:
hey, we wanted EPerfect / LPerfect to be something you dont worry about if you're playing the first time, which is why we coloured it similarly to Perfect (but its clear now that just makes people confused at the % accuracy hmm).

For now, if you turn on Perfect Mode, it will colour the tile of any EPerfect or LPerfect so its clear when you don't get a pure perfect - so its easier if your'e really aiming for the highest possible score

I think it's a good choice to prevent EPerfect/LPerfect from standing out for starters. Will definitelly check out the perfect-only mode once I get through the main game.
For us picky players, maybe have an 'advanced' setting to color EPerfect/LPerfect yellow or something? Or just leave it only in the perfect mode - I really like how clean the design is in this game :) :steamhappy:
Ereene Jan 27, 2019 @ 1:50pm 
about perfect only mode; save it enabled, i see we have to enable it again every time we open the game, not sure why it's like that
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