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Difficulty ratings, so far, range from 1 (the easiest) to 15 (the hardest). | Difficulty ratings, so far, range from 1 (the easiest) to 15 (the hardest). | ||
As a major note, newly added songs have the NOVICE chart always unlocked by default. The other difficulty charts, most of the time, must be bought from the SDVX Station | As a major note, newly added songs have the NOVICE chart always unlocked by default. The other difficulty charts, most of the time, must be bought from the SDVX Station. | ||
= Scoring = | = Scoring = | ||
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If a player hits all notes (i.e. a full combo), it is an ULTIMATE CHAIN. If he/she hits all notes with a CRITICAL rating, it is a PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAIN. | If a player hits all notes (i.e. a full combo), it is an ULTIMATE CHAIN. If he/she hits all notes with a CRITICAL rating, it is a PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAIN. | ||
ULTIMATE CHAINS or PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAINS can be requirements that need to be | ULTIMATE CHAINS or PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAINS can be requirements that need to be fulfilled before you can buy certain charts for songs. | ||
= SDVX Station = | |||
SDVX Station is the section of the game where you can buy song charts by using Blocks or Packets. You gain Blocks by playing the game and you gain Packets by purchasing Appeal Cards. | |||
Since NOVICE charts are always unlocked, you will only buy here ADVANCED, EXHAUST and INFINITE ones. In SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH, you could buy single charts; in the sequel, you buy all of them for a song at once. Another difference between the two games is the absence of RANK requirements in SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection-. | |||
Besides purchase costs, often there will be conditions that need to be fulfilled. They can range from clearing a certain amount of songs to getting ULTIMATE CHAINS. | |||
A list of purchasable charts for both games can be found here: | |||
* [http://bemaniwiki.com/index.php?SOUND%20VOLTEX%20BOOTH%2F%B1%A3%A4%B7%CD%D7%C1%C7 SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH Station Item List] | |||
* [http://bemaniwiki.com/index.php?SOUND%20VOLTEX%20II%20-infinite%20infection-%2F%B1%A3%A4%B7%CD%D7%C1%C7 SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- Station Item List] | |||
Note that when playing new game versions, older songs still must be bought if you haven't done it before. | |||
= RANK System = | = RANK System = | ||
'''NOTE: The following section is obsolete | '''IMPORTANT NOTE: The following section is obsolete due to the RANK system being removed in SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection-.''' | ||
The purpose of the RANK System in SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH is to gain the possibility for the players of buying new song charts from the SDVX Station. There 20 ranks in total, and you can raise them by accumulating Rank Points (RP). To accumulate RP you need to play songs and clear songs (getting ULTIMATE CHAINS or PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAINS makes the process faster). Once you gain a new Rank, you need to accumulate a new amount of RP for the next one. | |||
The | The RANKS are: | ||
# Nameless Grass (0 RP) | |||
# Young Bud (30 RP) | |||
# Tree Leaf (70 RP) | |||
# Verdure (80 RP) | |||
# Cherry-blossom (80 RP) | |||
# Water Lily (150 RP) | |||
# Chinese Bellflower (250 RP) | |||
# Setsugekka (250 RP) | |||
# Small Drizzle (250 RP) | |||
# Fog Drizzle (400 RP) | |||
# Murasame (500 RP) | |||
# Drizzle (600 RP) | |||
# Iridescent Clouds (550 RP) | |||
# Purple Clouds (550 RP) | |||
# Gyoun (550 RP) | |||
# Kong Cloud (550 RP) | |||
# Blue Sky (350 RP) | |||
# Sky (350 RP) | |||
# Absolute Sky (400 RP) | |||
# Void (500 RP) | |||
= Trivia = | = Trivia = | ||
* The System BGM of SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH is a cut from [[VOLTEXES]]. | * The System BGM of SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH is a cut from [[VOLTEXES]]. | ||
* Commissioned BEMANI artists that have partecipated to the SOUND VOLTEX series so far are: [[Ryutaro Nakahara|Ryu☆]], [[Yusuke Ceo|Starving Trancer]], [[Mayumi Morinaga]], [[ARM]], [[Yoshikazu Nagai|REDALiCE]] and [[Hommarju]]. | * Commissioned BEMANI artists that have partecipated to the SOUND VOLTEX series so far are: [[Ryutaro Nakahara|Ryu☆]], [[Yusuke Ceo|Starving Trancer]], [[Mayumi Morinaga]], [[ARM]], [[Yoshikazu Nagai|REDALiCE]] and [[Hommarju]]. | ||
* SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- is the first full BEMANI game to be released as an online update. | |||
* SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- is the first BEMANI game to have a location test in a doujin-related event (Reitaisai 10). | |||
= External Links = | = External Links = | ||
* [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/sdvx/sv/p/index.html SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH Website] | |||
* [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/sdvx/ii/p/index.html SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- Website] | |||
* [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/sdvx/sv/p/floor/index.html SOUND VOLTEX FLOOR Website] | |||
* [http://bemaniwiki.com/index.php?SOUND%20VOLTEX%20II%20-infinite%20infection- BEMANIWiki 2nd page for SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection-] | |||
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