Can Anyone Confirm if this Information is Correct?

Lol who will have time for that. Maybe someone will do it but people would rather get credits or money for ot

Oh. Quite new to the forums so I don't really know much about pricing for creds, but thanks for the tip.

Also, are credits worth anything in-real-life or is it just made for protecting information from fake accounts?

As this is a school project, I'll only criticise the points that'll actually cause you to lose marks:

1) The overall look of it isn't exactly visually pleasing to the eye. With the text having remarkably low visibility with what is going on in the background, you may have issues presenting this piece to your class and you may fall below on marks in design. Yes, presentations always have design marks, so keep that in mind

2) Chances are your teachers will not fact-check you too much. Having errors in the informational pieces of this isn't too bad, so long as they aren't far off the overall truth. Most can be corrected with simple searches regardless. I can't help you with information regarding this as I don't know the answers myself.

3) Keep in mind that you will most likely be presenting this. Thus, it is necessary that what is on the presentation isn't too extensive, but also isn't too informal. Having large paragraphs on your presentation will likely cause you to read directly off it and sound robotic in the process. Keeping it a decent size with little notes expressing your points coming in one-by-one may help you be able to develop on those points yourself and increase your overall marks. If it helps, bring in a script on a separate piece of paper so you aren't directly reading what is on the board and your class may pay extra attention to you.


Note: Those tips are only logical if you're presenting it. If you're merely handing in a project to your teacher, focus on parts of 1 & 2; 3 will be almost irrelevant and paragraphs may be logical as it'll be a written piece, rather than practical.

30-04-2018, 06:50 PM

xEthereal Wrote: Oh. Quite new to the forums so I don't really know much about pricing for creds, but thanks for the tip.

Also, are credits worth anything in-real-life or is it just made for protecting information from fake accounts?

Next time press reply so i get a notification.
Credits are basically this websites currency. Go to the credits section and u can buy accounts from custom shops like mine

I can't, but I can tell you that Parappa the Rapper is capitalized "PaRappa the Rapper".. not much, but it's something

30-04-2018, 04:43 PM

xEthereal Wrote: Hello. I'm currently doing a school project on Rhythm games and I just need to confirm if this information is valid and correct. Can anyone help me do so? Thanks.

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DUDE I'M BLIND WITH THIS!
Stop taking gifs everywhere!

Also, yeah, it's correct for Osu! like games, the real rythm games is from old arcades.

30-04-2018, 08:47 PM

Swine Wrote: As this is a school project, I'll only criticise the points that'll actually cause you to lose marks:

1) The overall look of it isn't exactly visually pleasing to the eye. With the text having remarkably low visibility with what is going on in the background, you may have issues presenting this piece to your class and you may fall below on marks in design. Yes, presentations always have design marks, so keep that in mind

2) Chances are your teachers will not fact-check you too much. Having errors in the informational pieces of this isn't too bad, so long as they aren't far off the overall truth. Most can be corrected with simple searches regardless. I can't help you with information regarding this as I don't know the answers myself.

3) Keep in mind that you will most likely be presenting this. Thus, it is necessary that what is on the presentation isn't too extensive, but also isn't too informal. Having large paragraphs on your presentation will likely cause you to read directly off it and sound robotic in the process. Keeping it a decent size with little notes expressing your points coming in one-by-one may help you be able to develop on those points yourself and increase your overall marks. If it helps, bring in a script on a separate piece of paper so you aren't directly reading what is on the board and your class may pay extra attention to you.


Note: Those tips are only logical if you're presenting it. If you're merely handing in a project to your teacher, focus on parts of 1 & 2; 3 will be almost irrelevant and paragraphs may be logical as it'll be a written piece, rather than practical.

I do need to present this project so I will keep these tips in mind. Thank you, Swine.

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30-04-2018, 09:01 PM

Bassdrop Wrote: I can't, but I can tell you that Parappa the Rapper is capitalized "PaRappa the Rapper".. not much, but it's something

Alright. Let me go recapitalize that!

Agreed, design will likely be a grading point and yours could do with a little improvement.