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# Feature List
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This page lists all of the features Tachi has.
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Some games may utilise these better than others.
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*****
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## Sessions
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Sessions are a feature in Tachi that group up your
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scores depending on *when* they were achieved.
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Sessions are meant to mimic the colloquial use of
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the term - Players typically refer to their scores
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as being part of a session, so why don't we show
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their scores in that fashion aswell?
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### What is a session?
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A session is a group of scores that all happened
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around the same time.
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When you get a new score (and don't have a session nearby),
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a session is automatically created!
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Then, if you get a score within two hours of that last score,
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that score is added to the session - this will repeat
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until eventually you spend more than two hours between
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your score and the last score.
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In practice, the only time you're spending more than
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two hours between a score is when you're either not playing
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anymore, or taking a significant enough break that you're
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probably no longer warm.
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!!! info
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The reason we use the two-hour rule instead of just
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splitting on a day is that not everyone lives in the
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same timezone, and their session may get unexpectedly
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split in two!
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### Why bother?
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Since players use the term "sessions" so frequently, it
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makes sense to let them view scores how they already
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think about them.
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Advantages of sessions also include being able to name and
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categorise them - so you can search back on them in the
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future.
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You can also share a single link to your finished session,
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instead of having to squish all your great scores into one
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long twitter thread!
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Another small advantages include statistics - we can
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calculate your "ability" that session, and graph it
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over time - so you can see your real time improvement!
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### What if I play multiple games?
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**Sessions can only store scores of the same game and playtype**.
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That is, if you have an IIDX SP session "ongoing", and get
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an IIDX DP score - you will have two sessions ongoing at
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the same time!
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Your IIDX DP score will **not** be added to your SP session.
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!!! note
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For home players, this is likely to not ever be an
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issue, but for arcade players - where people typically
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throw a couple credits into different games every day,
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it can become a problem!
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### What does this performance statistic mean?
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You can read all about session statistics [here](./stats/tachi.md#session-ratings).
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### Summary
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That's it for sessions! As a quick summary:
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- Sessions group your scores based on when they've happened.
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- Sessions are easy to share with other players.
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- Sessions are a nice way of displaying all the scores you did!
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## Goals
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!!! note
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This feature goes hand-in-hand with [Quests](#quests).
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Goals are a built-in way of setting targets for yourself.
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A lot of the time, people have goals they're aiming for in
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rhythm games, but at the moment, people generally have to
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keep said goals in their head.
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Tachi lets you set and track your own goals - so you don't
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have to remember them!
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### Advantages
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With your goals set and stored, we can see other users with
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similar goals - which might give you good ideas for other
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goals to aim for.
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You can also be automatically notified when a goal is
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achieved, or when you've made some progress towards it.
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If you've ever been in the middle of a session and not
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known what to play, you could always look at your list of
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goals and try to check off some older ones, too!
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### What kind of goals can I set?
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There are two different parameters that control a goal.
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#### Criteria
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The criteria determines what our goal actually is.
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You can set goals for Lamps, Grades, Percents and score.
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!!! example
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Get 950'000 on FREEDOM DiVE.
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SS FREEDOM DiVE.
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Clear FREEDOM DiVE
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Get 95% on FREEDOM DiVE.
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We can also control *how many* scores need to match the
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given criteria. This makes more sense when goals apply
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to more than one chart.
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!!! example
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AAA 50 Charts in the Level 12 folder.
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FULL COMBO 10% of the Level 11 folder.
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Clear either FREEDOM DiVE or Blue Zenith.
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#### Charts
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You can also control what charts your goal applies to.
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The most simple option is to only select one chart.
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!!! example
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Full Combo xi - FREEDOM DiVE (FOUR DIMENSIONS)
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You can also select multiple, fixed charts.
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!!! example
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Full Combo xi - FREEDOM DiVE or NOMA - BRAIN POWER.
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Get 95% on 2 of the following, FREEDOM DiVE, Elemental Creation, BRAIN POWER or Blue Zenith.
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Alternatively, you can set goals on folders!
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!!! example
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Full combo any chart in the Level 12 folder.
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Clear 50% of the Level 12 folder.
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AAA 100 charts in the Level 12 folder.
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### Summary
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That's it for goals! As a quick summary:
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- Goals can be set for charts or folders!
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- You can set goals for any of the game's metrics (score, percent, etc.).
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- You can share your goals with other users, and see what your rivals have set!
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This is nice, but there's something missing...
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## Quests
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As mentioned above, Goals were designed to go hand-in-hand
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with this feature.
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### Issues with Just Goals.
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The main issue with goals on their own is that we're not
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good at setting our own goals.
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What if someone doesn't *really* know what they should be
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aiming for, or is just lazy and doesn't like setting goals?
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In general, we're bad at setting our own goals. How can
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we fix that?
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### What are Quests?
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Quests are **pre-made groups of goals**. As an example,
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we might bundle together some goals aimed at SOUND VOLTEX
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11 dan players. You can then subscribe to that quest,
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and all those goals will be merged with your list of goals!
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This solves the problem of having to set and manage *loads*
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of goals on your own - since other people can come up with
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and debate good goals for your skill level, and you can
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just seamlessly integrate them with your play!
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### Who makes the Quests?
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The community! People are free to create their own
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quests and share them.
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### Why are they called Quests?
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Quests work as - well - quests!
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They're achievable, just like goals, which means the
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quest creator can set criteria.
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A basic example would be counting the quest as
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achieved when you've achieved *all* of the goals in that
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quest.
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More advanced options include achieving X goals inside a
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quest, or X% of the goals inside a quest.
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### Summary
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That's all for quests! As a quick summary:
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- Since quests are achievables, you'll be automatically notified when you tick another quest off!
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- You can also see other user's quests and their progress.
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- Quests reduce the pain of having to set your goals yourself!
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