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Undo revision 76334 by ILoveArsonMORE (talk) "did not do well enough for a Superb" should pretty adequetely describe it already.
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If the player gets a Try Again, but does well enough in one category to trigger a Superb comment on it, they are given a blurb saying they did well, encouraging them to keep trying. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', this may happen if the player got 55 through 59 points, in which case the "good parts" are acknowledged, and the player is given 5 points to roll over to OK. Simply getting 55 through 59 points does not guarantee this will happen, however. | If the player gets a Try Again, but does well enough in one category to trigger a Superb comment on it, they are given a blurb saying they did well, encouraging them to keep trying. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', this may happen if the player got 55 through 59 points, in which case the "good parts" are acknowledged, and the player is given 5 points to roll over to OK. Simply getting 55 through 59 points does not guarantee this will happen, however. | ||
If the player gets a positive comment, but did not do well enough for Superb, | If the player gets a positive comment, but did not do well enough for Superb, they receive an OK. Notably, this version of the rank has the message "Just OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''), "...but still just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''), or "but, just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''). | ||
==In [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]== | ==In [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]== | ||
Due to the arcade setting, the ranks are reworked in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. When the player begins a Stage, they are given three hearts representing how many tries they get. Beginning a [[Rhythm Game]] deducts one heart, and losing them all prompts the player to add credits to continue, or else they are returned to the menu. Getting a Superb rank rewards one heart, and locks the game for the rest of the Stage. The [[Perfect Campaign]] is no longer present, however the player can achieve a Perfect rank as if in a campaign. Aside from the visuals however, it works the same as a Superb. The ranks work the same way otherwise. | Due to the arcade setting, the ranks are reworked in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. When the player begins a Stage, they are given three hearts representing how many tries they get. Beginning a [[Rhythm Game]] deducts one heart, and losing them all prompts the player to add credits to continue, or else they are returned to the menu. Getting a Superb rank rewards one heart, and locks the game for the rest of the Stage. The [[Perfect Campaign]] is no longer present, however the player can achieve a Perfect rank as if in a campaign. Aside from the visuals however, it works the same as a Superb. The ranks work the same way otherwise. | ||