complete theory and how do they do the widgets: there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
Darker Bit It makes sense with that name. The katakana on this game's title screen actually reads "Polyrhythm", and you tap out different rhythms with the A button and the D-pad. :)
actually when you make a barely in build to scale(gba) the sound is different, you probably won't realize it because you were paying attention to the game and not the sounds that the boxes make :p if you do the input a bit later, the box will make a different sound
Two Brothers chaine abandonnée The Fever one has a pattern that you do at different speeds, but I think Peter was talking about games like Tambourine and Workind Dough, where you copy a pattern
there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
The Bracket Lizard On DS (can't speak for Tengoku), a few games also have this. Besides the mentioned Moais, Love Lizard also does this and it's very annoying
@@siberiangopnik nah its more like calling Power Calligraphy "Samurai Slice" a different game that's got 2 different names in japan that has some minor similarities
@@vincells how is it different exactly? The color scheme is the same, there's the rod from the widget, the same cubic pattern, and pretty similar to wii built to scale just with 2 buttons and without the shooting
It's not built to scale, the just called it that form the visuals, the Japaneses of translation to ployrythm which it isn't until the sequel ironically
My Review: Not bad. This is one of those games where a barely isn't visually different from a hit but it still fails you, but I guess it had to happen. The game is pretty good on it's own though. 9/10
What if this is the packaging company that makes these cylinders? Then they get shipped and repainted in the factory of built to scale DS + Fever (+ Megamix). The DS version was the first method they used, but it required a lot of flicking and focus and precise timing. So they switched to the Fever method which was much less efficient but it didn't require lots of flicking and focus to the really fast ones. Even though you have to press multiple buttons, you don't have to hold and flick. Then since you don't see the DS method in Megamix, they might've settled on the Fever method to assemble widgets. I mean that's my theory.
I know this is super late but if you're using a keyboard with the emulator, it adds a huge amount of input lag. Try using a usb controller. That improved it so much for me.
@@Movedchanelssss wouldn't be surprised if you were. Not saying that your opinion is bad, just saying that it's pretty easy to dislike Wii Built To Scale. I respect your opinion though
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Here is my theory:
+ Widgets go to Built to scale original
A go to Fever built to scale.
The fall ones go to toss boys.
@Dean Francis it goes to a different factory
@Dean Francis tis but part of the intricate process to widgetmaking
rhythm heaven lore
but toss boys use balls
complete theory and how do they do the widgets: there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
I always referred to this game as "Polyrhythm".
I was having a hard time differentiating the different built to scales, this is now my new name for this
Darker Bit It makes sense with that name. The katakana on this game's title screen actually reads "Polyrhythm", and you tap out different rhythms with the A button and the D-pad. :)
@@MissMindFlayer the name also makes sense considering that the end of Polyrhythm 2 actually contains a 3/2 polyrhythm
Intro japan
I always thought of it as that one game with cylinders
Anyone else notice the Fever main theme is a remix of this?
Waxle *CAN'T BE UNHEARD*
wow how did i never realize that. Thanks for pointing that out :)
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Who are you?
Who arest thou so wise in the ways of science?
this guy has a way with words...
Rule #1 Of Rhythm Game Design: Never make a Barely have the same Animation as a Hit but count as a Miss.
The people who made Shrimp Shuffle learned nothing.
actually when you make a barely in build to scale(gba) the sound is different, you probably won't realize it because you were paying attention to the game and not the sounds that the boxes make :p
if you do the input a bit later, the box will make a different sound
Kinda looks Like polyrhyhm (the vid)
It's interesting that the first Built To Scale was basically a call-and-repeat level.
Peter Glaab Like the fever one ?
Two Brothers chaine abandonnée
The Fever one has a pattern that you do at different speeds, but I think Peter was talking about games like Tambourine and Workind Dough, where you copy a pattern
Here is how they build stuff:
First, the rods go to the table.
Then one builder pushes 1 each,
and then the 2nd one pushes 2.
Makes sense.
And then the widgets are shot into 2 squares to make a widget, while some are put into Fever's version
there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
GBA + DS = FEVER
there are 2 bumpers row to get the red sticks across. The + bumpers take the red sticks to a super rectangular pusher so they can be unified with the white squares, making widgets. The A bumpers take the red sticks to four other bumpers that keep the stick moving until the white square appears and are alligned, when the red strong bumper pushes the stick to the squares, making MORE widgets.
Have The GBA Widget And Piston, And DS Things
Why does my perfect heart just randomly break even if I get it right???
Apparently, Moai Doo-wop is not alone in the whole "Barely looks the same as Hit" department
The Bracket Lizard
On DS (can't speak for Tengoku), a few games also have this. Besides the mentioned Moais, Love Lizard also does this and it's very annoying
Happens to me with shrimp shuffle
Probably because barely looks the same as hit
@Dean Francis don't they leer at you if you get a barely?
3 years and the title hasn't been edited yet
@YayDude123 polyrhythm is the original japanese name
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@@vincells yeah and? might as well call samurai slice by its original name too at that point
@@siberiangopnik nah its more like calling Power Calligraphy "Samurai Slice"
a different game that's got 2 different names in japan that has some minor similarities
@@vincells how is it different exactly? The color scheme is the same, there's the rod from the widget, the same cubic pattern, and pretty similar to wii built to scale just with 2 buttons and without the shooting
Idk but i think that bts and karate man are the only mini games that are shown to every rhythm heaven game
Widget has not been in every game, but the bolt that makes the widget has been in every game.
YALL I'M NOT SURE IF I'M JUST BAD BUT I'VE BEEN STUCK ON THIS LEVEL FOR SO LONG. PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE LMAO 😭😭😭‼️
happens to me..
last part of this always killed me, i still cant handle it.
bruh polyrhythm 2 is easy like its just simple just 7 button presses
+ + +
A A A A
It's not built to scale, the just called it that form the visuals, the Japaneses of translation to ployrythm which it isn't until the sequel ironically
I love thé built to scale ones so much
Widgets are objects that appear throughout the Rhythm Heaven Series.
When you fail this game implies you get fired, the message from your boss is “what would you say you do here”
My Review:
Not bad. This is one of those games where a barely isn't visually different from a hit but it still fails you, but I guess it had to happen. The game is pretty good on it's own though.
9/10
last chapter: Plumbus, how do they do it?
today: Widgets, how do they do it? part 1
Today again: Widgets, what do they do?
i genuinely couldn't do this minigame because of the plus button offbeats along with the a presses
If you miss at least 1 row, say goodbye to your Superb.
ITS CALLED POLYRHYTHM
THE START BUTTON?!
No the Dpad
I wish they put more into this music level thing.
Im surprised this game didn’t make it into megamix
I'm more surprised Megamix didn't even get its own Built to Scale
@@ari-mariberry Same, they did it with Karate Man but why not with Built to scale?
What if this is the packaging company that makes these cylinders? Then they get shipped and repainted in the factory of built to scale DS + Fever (+ Megamix). The DS version was the first method they used, but it required a lot of flicking and focus and precise timing. So they switched to the Fever method which was much less efficient but it didn't require lots of flicking and focus to the really fast ones. Even though you have to press multiple buttons, you don't have to hold and flick. Then since you don't see the DS method in Megamix, they might've settled on the Fever method to assemble widgets.
I mean that's my theory.
First of Built to Scale series.
Ok not that anyone cares but I’m playing this on an emulator and I can’t get past this level and I want to jump out of a window-
try using savestates
Boy wait till u see built to scale 2 it's a fucking nightmare
I know this is super late but if you're using a keyboard with the emulator, it adds a huge amount of input lag. Try using a usb controller. That improved it so much for me.
the built to scale legacy begins.
Megamix Built to Scale's Grandpa is here
so note:
This is meant to be called Polyrhythm.
that’s another point to silver being a bad fanslation.
we need a deathdream/ambient remix of this
Title: built to scale
Intro: po-ri-ri-zu-mu
I keep thinking the + is the plus button instead of the d-pad. Curse you Nintendo Switch controls for confusing me!
or the wiimote + button
@@bomza76 Actually, it doesn't really have to do with this game. It was just something I wanted to get off my chest.
Ive tried so hard and i got 3 misses and i still got a try again
this part sucks 1:21
Polyrhythm 2 + blind + one hands = perfact
Polyrhythm + blind + one hand = try again?
Hmm
To me anyway, this is the easiest Tengoku minigame, but Built to Scale 2 is extremely hard/the hardest
I want the models of them in he start
Actually this game is called "Polyrhythm".
Im stuck at this ;-;
>:( THIS MAKES ME HAVE A ROUGH DAY!
Plz someone do a repainted Ver. Of rhythm tengoko
Let the bodies hit the floor
we saw that video.
4step_yt Animates nice
wrong one
「Felt Fahrenheit」 you’re no fun at parties
Why so many different versions of built to scale
funny
and cool
and sexy(mmm...widgets)
also known as the polyrhythm
How did anyone ever do the one T 1:22
On 2nd and 4th A press, press the d pad as well
A
A and dpad
A
A and dpad
Why do people call this Polyrhythm if it doesn't contain any polyrhythms?
At the start of the game it says ポリリズム which is pronounced kinda like polyrhythm “PoRiRiZuMu”
1:27 Skill Star
henleos i is g a t t y nice pfp
0:22
Yea but I dont like double
i hate the final parts so much
Sounds a bit like undertale
This one's cool, the DS one is the perfect level 1, but the Wii one is so boring...
What went wrong there...
Am i the only person that thinks the wii one is fun
@@Movedchanelssss wouldn't be surprised if you were. Not saying that your opinion is bad, just saying that it's pretty easy to dislike Wii Built To Scale.
I respect your opinion though
@@Movedchanelssssmaybe
Too much loop
Come, see, go, tell.
What we hear affects what we know.
What we know influences what we believe.
What we believe affects what we do.
That's why it's so important to hear God's truth.
"Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word of Christ."
Romans 10:17
Throughout the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) we see Jesus inviting His followers to “come and see”, “go and tell”, “hear and understand”.
Paul explains why “go and tell” is important in his letter to the Romans:
“For “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how will they believe in him of whom they have not heard? And how will they hear if there is no one to preach? And how will they preach if they are not sent? As it is written: 'How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!'”
Romans 10:13-15
So what is this “Good News”?
To really understand, let's first look at the bad news: we all make mistakes. Our sin separates us from a good and holy God and there is nothing we can do to fill that gap.
Now, the good news: God loves us so much that he has already prepared a way for us. He took our sin, paid the ultimate price by dying a criminal (even though he was innocent) and overcame the grave by rising from the dead. He has given us the right to become His!
That's why "everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved".
So, right now, take a moment and thank God for the gift of His Word and the ability to receive His Good News. Then ask Him to strengthen your faith by showing you how to share your hope with others.
Uhh... this is a widget factory.
>:( THIS ONE SUCKS SO BAD!
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Morgan Snowdon Cool
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