G.O. simply stands for Green Orange mode, which is the standard Normal Mode of the game, lasting roughly 45-50 minutes and lasting for 8 stages. Scoring in G.O. focuses mainly on raising and maintaining a high multiplier for as long as possible by killing enemies in a strategic manner - the multiplier's timer can also be extended in other ways, such as by holding enemy bullets with a melee weapon. G.O. exists in contrast to W.V. (White Vanilla) mode, which is the "Light Mode" that lasts around 15 minutes and features only four stages (as well as an extra stage accessible by reaching the end of Stage 4 without using a continue). Instead of having long, uninterrupted stages, White Vanilla's stages are split into several small segments, which have a grading system based on hits taken, time spent on segments, and the percentage of enemies in the segment destroyed; this grading system is the way to increase multiplier in WV as opposed to GO's timer-based multiplier system, and there is no multiplier timer whatsoever in WV.
getting one million on your first 1cc is wild GG
What does go mean? Anything special?
G.O. simply stands for Green Orange mode, which is the standard Normal Mode of the game, lasting roughly 45-50 minutes and lasting for 8 stages. Scoring in G.O. focuses mainly on raising and maintaining a high multiplier for as long as possible by killing enemies in a strategic manner - the multiplier's timer can also be extended in other ways, such as by holding enemy bullets with a melee weapon.
G.O. exists in contrast to W.V. (White Vanilla) mode, which is the "Light Mode" that lasts around 15 minutes and features only four stages (as well as an extra stage accessible by reaching the end of Stage 4 without using a continue). Instead of having long, uninterrupted stages, White Vanilla's stages are split into several small segments, which have a grading system based on hits taken, time spent on segments, and the percentage of enemies in the segment destroyed; this grading system is the way to increase multiplier in WV as opposed to GO's timer-based multiplier system, and there is no multiplier timer whatsoever in WV.
@@meme_man9894 ah, got it.