Or the dragoon not evading the AOEs and getting downed or even killing the boss before the limit break hits xD

as a Scholar, it's always embarassing when I do this and it turns out I was, in fact, not out of the AOE at all

To be honest, I feel like Edega isn't trying to screw Ian over. From the dialogue, I get the assumption that Edega is curious as to what Ian and the patients play (particularly Ian who was playing "on company equipment, in company time") and got in since he had a good amount of free time.

​@@spacetophat7607this level definitely makes Edega a bit more human compared to the main game story

as a rhythm heaven viewer-- what's a savage rage?

@@mystryvexyll In FFXIV, every expansion has a series of bosses that 8 players fight against. After beating them you can take on extra difficult versions of all those fights, and those are called Savage Raids. They're some of the most difficult fights in the game, surpassed only by Ultimate Raids. Given how badly we see Edega play in this dungeon, which is relatively easy content, savage raids are going to be hopeless, and since Ian is a healer it'll be especially hard for him.

@@watchmp100 Act 5 of Rhythm Doctor showed that Edega is a fair bit more sinister than he seemed back when I made this, yeah. Still think I would've wrote him the same, though.

One shame about the recorded run being perfect is that it doesn't show off the miss or partial-miss animations, because I'm especially happy with them: i.imgur.com/NXRJ6Q2.gif

as someone who only watched their sister play ffxiv like, 3 times, i can say i have no damn idea what a DRK is

@@zboy1775 DRK is the abbreviation for Dark Knight, the greatsword-wielding tank class in ffxiv

@Vynette thanks for telling me!

@@_kamayanaluckily, I am very familiar with the failure animations

i think you press the buttons to the beat when its in the yellow, the green is there so you know what speed its gonna be and u gotta time it right

It’s a one-button rhythm game, so you hit the spacebar/clap or whatever button on the seventh beats of the individual lines. “X”s are quiet different effects/sounds are used to indicate changes in rhythms (like “get set go!” indicates that the rhythm is switching to a steady 4/4 rhythm where you “clap” on beats 2 and 4, the rattling means you hold the button for the full beat, and the curved beats mean the rhythm is swung). it’s really fun, and i recommend it!!

Time to give a long Explanation for no reason - Every bar is 7 Beats and you hit on the Seventh Beat. These Beats can be Swing Beats which take the same time but have a Swing Timing. If a Normal Beat has an X On the Bar, that beat will be Silent. It will still be Played Though, just not Audible. If each beat has a Sort of Shake Sound and Takes a While to Play (like row 3 at 1:58 ) then you hold it for the amount of time the Previous Notes were Held. These are Hold Beats and can also catch other beats if they end up being hit while a Hold Beat is playing. The Bottom Beat Is a simple Call and Response Type Beat that's called an SVT Beat. You get the Timing through "Rea-Dy-Get-Set-Go!" with "Dy" and "Set" being when you Hit and the Rest when a Beat starts. However, this Beat can Pulse to add more Flavor. This doesn't change the Hit Timing. If instead of "Go!" You hear "One!" Then the beat only goes Once. If an SVT Beat has 2 Cues before it begins and freezes before it hits, You have a Freeze shot. The length of Time between when you would have hit and when you do actually hit the beat is the same as the First and Second Cue Before the Beat. Sometimes Levels have extra Mechanics created from the Community. For Example : A Yellow Outline - The Beat is only 6.5 Beats long with the last beat going half a Beat Early. A Red Outline - The Beat is 8 Beats long, starting from Beat 2 and going back to Beat 1 Before continuing as Normal. An Owl Hoot/Whistle - The Beat is 3/4 Beats Long, in the pattern of "-XX-XX-" or "-X-X-X-" . These are just to help you tell when a 3 or 4 Beat is Played. An Electric Outline - The Beat is the Same Timing as the Previous Beat (or any specific Marked Beat) and you hit it on the same time no matter what the beat does. This is a Lot so I would recommend Watching or even Playing the Game itself and having a look at the Level Editor.

I literally had to watch 2 video on what this game was, and how to play it before understanding this one. But after that, I can finally say, that this is pretty neat.

press space on the 7th beat, except for when you don't.

He swiftcasts the first one! Not any of the times after that though, lol

That was cole, not the samurai

​@@gagidoo4757 SAMURAI SAMURAI SAMURAI, SAMURAI SAMURAI SAMURAI

​@@gagidoo4757the class cole played is SAM/samurai in ff14

Seems legit hahaha

Did you seriously just refer to Doctor Gabriel Edega as a _woman?_

It's as shame because the arcade cabinet stops at Stormblood before it got axed iirc.

Not for a couple of expansion. Floor tank is BLM now

It's there! It's still waiting for peer-review, though you can get it right now by showing unapproved levels.

every level is singleplayer unless the heartbeat rows are indicated in Red and Blue (differentiates between P1 and P2), it is revealed later in the game that every heartbeat auto hits while a hold is happening! you only need to press all the other beats again once you release the hold

Freezeshots have actually been available in the editor for years, so they're in a bunch of customs! It was nice to see them officially introduced in act 5 after so long

It's called Rhythm Doctor. It's a one-button rhythm game you can nab on Steam. (This is also a custom map; the normal game has significantly less special effects outside the boss songs.)

Yes, and it's all played with one button (spacebar by default)

@@Grimoire_Noire whoooa. Is it possible to learn this power?

@@areksjackson yep, it's a game that's easy to pick up, but can be hard to master.