Lost One's Weeping FBD 11: every one of 1,411 notes EXACT, on film

The restart: a paused attempt, RETRY, zero on the counter

1. 1

   The run that counts starts from a RETRY

   The film's first second is honest: a PAUSED menu hangs over an attempt already at 004'394'108, the player picks RETRY, and from the 2-second mark the counter sits at 000'000'000 on an empty highway with the Lost One's Weeping chip top-right. Every one of the chart's 1,411 judgments happens on camera from this frame on — which is what makes the upload a count source at all. Restarting a messy attempt costs nothing; protecting the record does.

   

2. 2

   Read the first EXACTs, not the scenery

   At 002'991'268 the watermark prints 43 while the first EXACT calls ring the line and a green flare bursts on the right edge. FBD 11 opens busy but legible: the notes arrive in lane-sized groups, so bind each hand to its lanes early and let the eyes read rows instead of chasing sprites — the habit that carries the whole chart is built in these seconds.

   

3. 3

   Check the chip: FBD 11 at SPEED 5.20

   The HUD chip reads FBD 11 · SPEED 5.20 — this film's setting, not a recommendation, cross-read at three separate seconds on zoomed crops. In the frame itself a cyan hold pad and a white beam reach the line under three EXACT calls at 012'032'572. Holds price patience over force: settle onto the lane early and let the free hand clean whatever falls between.

   

The opening climb: wide beams, wedges, the watermark

1. 4

   Let the wide beams share the work

   At 025'771'883 twin violet wide beams brush the line while a sparkle trail runs beneath three EXACT calls. Wide beams are the chart's kindness: one motion covers several lanes, so aim the wrist at the beam's center of mass and let the judgment line do the filtering — micro-adjusting per lane is how chains die at FBD grades.

   

2. 5

   Count with the watermark, not against it

   At 032'585'662 the watermark behind the beams reads 460 — not yet a third of the chart — under a white beam and a green flare. Because NEAR and BREAK both stay zero for the whole film, that watermark is the running judged-note count; glancing at it turns 1,411 from a cliff into a pace, and the halfway mark should pass somewhere near the two-minute feel of the song.

   

3. 6

   Anchor where the wedge lands

   At 039'316'620 a gold wedge grounds a tall violet wide beam at the line, the watermark stands at 555, and three EXACT calls confirm the contact. Flicks punish chasing: anchor where the beam lands, keep the wrist loose, and let the wedge arrive at a hand that was already there — the same rule the site's other FBD logs keep repeating because it keeps being true.

   

The middle: bursts and wall pairs

1. 7

   Bursts are free notes if the hand is parked

   At 064'334'746 green flare bursts meet a gold wedge while the watermark climbs past 903 — almost two thirds home. The chart's midsection rotates patterns over a steady pulse, so spend attention on the row, not the scenery; a parked hand that the bursts come to beats a traveling hand that chases them.

   

2. 8

   Two walls, one line

   At 071'566'542 a violet wall and a crimson wall converge on the line with the watermark at 1010. Walls look like the frame where runs end and play as the frame where nothing new happens: they are scenery at the same lanes as before, so hold your split, keep the count in the corner of your eye, and let the walls wash past.

   

The close: the widest row, the banner, the total, the receipt

1. 9

   The widest row: four EXACTs on one line

   At 092'105'163 four EXACT calls share a single judgment line under a green cross-burst with the watermark reading 1301 — 110 notes from home, and the densest row this film samples. Read the row's width a beat early and commit one motion per lane group; the endgame of FBD 11 is rows like this stacked faster, not new mechanics.

   

2. 10

   PERFECT DIVE: every note judged EXACT

   The last notes land between 2:12 and 2:14 of film, the HUD settles on 100'001'395 — over the hundred-million line — and the PERFECT DIVE banner crosses the darkened field. The game prints it only when every note was judged EXACT, zero NEAR and zero BREAK, which is what makes this film a note-count source rather than just a good run.

   

3. 11

   Watch the total stand on the floor

   A moment on, the field sits empty and two numbers agree: the HUD holds 100'001'395 and the watermark on the floor prints 1411 — the chart's full size, standing. A chain that had slipped once would stand lower than the total; this one stands at it, and the card about to slide in has only to say the same thing three more ways.

   

4. 12

   Read the settled card: three closures and a big DIFFERENCE

   Settled: 100'001'395 at rank EX+ with MAX LINK 1411. The judgment rows sum to the chart total — EXACT 1395 plus a second EXACT row of 16, NEAR 0, BREAK 0 — and the card's arithmetic closes against its HIGH SCORE row (099'717'905 + 000'283'490). The card rolls for about a second when it slides in (a frame at t=146 catches the SCORE box at 099'900'351 mid-count), so quote it only once parked. The DIFFERENCE +000'283'490 is the largest of the three pack dives on this site because the account's previous best here sat lowest of the three.