Quaver 0.24.0 Update - Difficulty Calculator Update Leaderboard Recalculation
A new Quaver client update has been released! For this update, we've made an update to our difficulty calculation system. This means that your scores and leaderboard ranks may have changed. Please read below for all information regarding this change.
Over the past week, we've worked on developing the necessary tools to be able to recalculate all scores efficiently as well as making the first ever change we've made to our difficulty calculation system. This means that your scores and leaderboard ranks will most likely change. For some players, you may be affected more than others depending on the maps you have played. Keep in mind that the difficulty calculator is an on-going development process, and no changes are final. However, we now have the correct tools to be able to iterate on it as much as we would like to in the future.
One of the biggest flaws in the difficulty calculator was that short long notes heavily inflated the difficulty rating of maps. The change we've made is relatively simple - as you can see by the image above, long notes that are too short to the point where they could be tapped as normal notes are now treated as normal notes by the difficulty calculator. This change effectively nerfs the difficulty rating of maps that heavily use short long notes. This nerf has only been applied to 4K and not 7K. Furthermore, we are very well aware that there may be flaws with this change. As we push out updates to this system, it makes it easier for us as a community to identify issues that are present, so we can address them accordingly.
All scores and leaderboard ranks have been recalculated. You are now able to view the changes on both the leaderboard and on your profile pages on the website. We understand that some players may be affected more than others by this change, and it won't make every single person satisfied. However, we now have the proper tools to be able to iterate on the calculator and improve it over time.
After updating to the latest client version, the game client will automatically recalculate your maps to the newest difficulty calculator version. This happens in the background while you are in the menu screens. Keep in mind that performance may be lower while this process is running. Furthermore, any local scores that you have made will be recalculated as well.
[ 2020-08-28 16:24:20 CET ] [ Original post ]
Quaver Update 0.24.0 Patch Notes
A new Quaver client update has been released! For this update, we've made an update to our difficulty calculation system. This means that your scores and leaderboard ranks may have changed. Please read below for all information regarding this change.
Short Long Note Difficulty Nerf
Over the past week, we've worked on developing the necessary tools to be able to recalculate all scores efficiently as well as making the first ever change we've made to our difficulty calculation system. This means that your scores and leaderboard ranks will most likely change. For some players, you may be affected more than others depending on the maps you have played. Keep in mind that the difficulty calculator is an on-going development process, and no changes are final. However, we now have the correct tools to be able to iterate on it as much as we would like to in the future.
The Change
One of the biggest flaws in the difficulty calculator was that short long notes heavily inflated the difficulty rating of maps. The change we've made is relatively simple - as you can see by the image above, long notes that are too short to the point where they could be tapped as normal notes are now treated as normal notes by the difficulty calculator. This change effectively nerfs the difficulty rating of maps that heavily use short long notes. This nerf has only been applied to 4K and not 7K. Furthermore, we are very well aware that there may be flaws with this change. As we push out updates to this system, it makes it easier for us as a community to identify issues that are present, so we can address them accordingly.
Leaderboard Rank & Score Changes
All scores and leaderboard ranks have been recalculated. You are now able to view the changes on both the leaderboard and on your profile pages on the website. We understand that some players may be affected more than others by this change, and it won't make every single person satisfied. However, we now have the proper tools to be able to iterate on the calculator and improve it over time.
Client-side Difficulty Recalculations
After updating to the latest client version, the game client will automatically recalculate your maps to the newest difficulty calculator version. This happens in the background while you are in the menu screens. Keep in mind that performance may be lower while this process is running. Furthermore, any local scores that you have made will be recalculated as well.
Other Additions & Bug Fixes
- Bug fixes & performance improvements have been made to timing lines during gameplay.
Quaver
Swan
Swan
2020-07-10
Indie F2P Singleplayer
Game News Posts 33
🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
Very Positive
(14881 reviews)
https://quavergame.com
https://store.steampowered.com/app/980610 
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Quaver is a community-driven and open-source competitve rhythm game with two game modes and online leaderboards. Create your own maps or challenge the world in ranked or casual multiplayer.
This game is inspired by a variety of our favorite rhythm games and aims to combine and expand upon features players love.
This game is inspired by a variety of our favorite rhythm games and aims to combine and expand upon features players love.
- Two Game Modes - Play the game with 4 keys or challenge yourself with 7. Each game mode has separate global and country leaderboards to compete on.
- Global & Country Leaderboards - Compete with your country and the world for the highest scores and aim to be #1.
- Ranked & Casual Multiplayer - Challenge up to 16 players in casual or competitive-oriented multiplayer battles.
- Map Editor - Create your own maps to any of your favorite songs. Upload and share them with the world, and submit them for official ranking.
- Custom Skins - Completely customize your gameplay experience with the ability to create skins. Export and share your skins with friends or upload them to the Steam workshop.
- Replays - Go back in time by watching your previous scores. Watch replays from other players around the world, or export your own and share them with your rivals.
- Over 10+ Game Modifiers - Switch up the way you play by activating in-game modifiers. Customize the speed of the song, get rid of all the long notes, or even randomize the entire map!
- Steam Achievements - Become a master of Quaver by completing challenges and earning achievements.
Other Awesome Stuff
- Join a Growing Community - This game is 100% community-driven and built from the ground up with players' feedback in mind.
- Open-Source - Help develop Quaver by contributing to its open-source repository on GitHub.
- Anyone Can Contribute - Submit feedback, discuss with the developers, and see your ideas come to life in-game.
MINIMAL SETUP
- OS: Any Linux Distribution
- Processor: Intel Pentium IIIMemory: 1 GB RAM
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 CompatibleNetwork: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 150 MB available spaceAdditional Notes: Additional disk space required may depend on the amount of imported songs
- OS: Any Linux Distribution
- Processor: Intel Core i5+Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 CompatibleNetwork: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 150 MB available space
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