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# What are Lamps?
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Lamps are a term borrowed mainly from Arcade rhythm games.
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Their name is derived from the visual implementation in
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IIDX and DDR, where a lamp would light up a specific
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colour depending on how you cleared the chart.
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A synonym for this that might make more sense is "clear type", and some games use this name internally.
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## Examples
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In most games, you have a "FULL COMBO", which means you
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didn't miss. That would be a different lamp to a "CLEAR",
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which would generally refer to clearing the chart normally.
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Another common lamp is "FAILED", which is exactly what
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you think it would be.
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## Why Bother?
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Some players like to go for lamps, especially in games like BMS
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and IIDX, where scoring and lamping[^1] are fairly separate skills.
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Keeping track of your lamps is important for a lot of games, and generally
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a cool thing!
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[^1]: Lamping is the colloquial term for 'going for lamps' rather than going for score. |