DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange - Revision history

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-'''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange''''' <small>(short DDP DFK BL Arrange; often nicknamed '''Ketsuipachi''')</small> is an arranged mode of [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label|DoDonpachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]] that borrows from [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]] the chip system and the Tiger Schwert ship.
+'''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange''''' <small>(short DDP DFK BL Arrange; often nicknamed '''Ketsuipachi''')</small> is an arranged mode of '''''[[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]]''''' that borrows from [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]] the chip system and the Tiger Schwert ship.
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-'''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange''' <small>(short DDP DFK BL Arrange; often nicknamed '''Ketsuipachi''')</small> is an arranged mode of [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label|DoDonpachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]] that borrows from [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]] the chip system and the Tiger Schwert ship.
+'''''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange''''' <small>(short DDP DFK BL Arrange; often nicknamed '''Ketsuipachi''')</small> is an arranged mode of [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label|DoDonpachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]] that borrows from [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]] the chip system and the Tiger Schwert ship.
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 == Version Differences ==
-* The Steam version allows for HIVAC practice, while the Xbox 360 version does not.
+* The Steam version allows for HiVAC practice, while the Xbox 360 version does not.
 * The Xbox 360 version has a glitch which allows for the player's ship to deal increased damage when the options are locked on to a single point.

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 * There is far less slowdown.
 * When a hyper is active, the Tiger Schwert's shot turns a bright pink color, similar to Arrange A's boosted hyper.
 The second video shows gameplay that is identical to the final release.

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 '''DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange''' <small>(short DDP DFK BL Arrange; often nicknamed '''Ketsuipachi''')</small> is an arranged mode of [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label|DoDonpachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label]] that borrows from [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]] the chip system and the Tiger Schwert ship.
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 == Video References ==
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ua5DX65-TA Sample survival play of the extra stage]

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-'''RED Gauge System'''
+==== RED Gauge System ====
 DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu Black Label Arrange has a dynamic rank system, with the current rank denoted by the RED gauge. There are jumps in difficulty that occur when the RED gauge reaches 33%, 66%, and 100% full, for a total of 4 distinct difficulty levels. Shot+auto does slightly more damage with a full RED gauge. RED gauge also influences the chip system, hyper system, and hit combo system (detailed further below).
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-'''Chip System'''
+==== Chip System ====
 Chip chaining works very similarly to [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]]. When an enemy is destroyed with wide shot, chips are created. Chips can have a value of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10. The value of the chips created depends primarily on your vertical distance from the enemy, as well as current RED gauge and whether a hyper is active. Higher than 66% RED gauge increases minimum distance needed for a given value chip, while an active hyper lowers the minimum distance. Destroying an enemy with wide shot also starts a chip timer, starting at 55, that decreases as time progresses. Destroying enemies with laser will generate chips based on the chip value attached to that timer, regardless of distance to the enemy ship. This timer increases whenever an enemy is destroyed. Using wide shot increases the timer greatly, but less chips are generated. Using laser generates more chips, but the timer increases less. If too much time passes without shooting, the chip chain timer will decrease rapidly. Chips add to the hit combo, get point value, and a small amount to your hyper gauge and score. Note, chip chains can be started with laser, but they have a value of 1 and a very short timer.
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-'''Hyper System'''
+==== Hyper System ====
 Hyper gauge is increased by damaging enemies (especially with laser aura), collecting flashing bees, and collecting chips. The amount of hyper gained from damaging enemies is increased with a high RED gauge (>8000 hits provides the maximum amount). Outside of boss and midboss fights, the amount of hyper gauge gained from chips is not influenced by the chip value. During boss and midboss fights, 10-chips give triple the usual amount of hyper gauge, 5-chips give double the usual amount of hyper gauge, and 4-chips and give the usual amount of hyper gauge. While a hyper is active, the only way to increase hyper gauge is by damaging enemies with your laser aura or by collecting flashing bees.

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 While a hyper is active, your ship outputs more damage. However, if enemy bullets contact your shot, your shot damage will be reduced. This has some notable effects. When there are bullets onscreen and a hyper is active, wide shot is your most damaging attack, especially at mid-range and far away. Laser+hyper will often be weaker than standard laser, unless you are close enough to an enemy for laser aura damage to contribute. When close up, hyper+laser has slightly less damage output than hyper+wide shot. Additionally, when using laser, only the lock-on options contribute to erasing bullets. As a result, without a lock-on, your ship can be quite vulnerable to stray bullets. A higher RED gauge makes bullets more difficult to erase. However, RED gauge's effect on erasing bullets becomes insignificant as hyper rank increases, detailed below.
-There is a hyper rank system as well. Using a hyper increases hyper rank by 1, and hyper rank can reach a maximum of 5. Dying decreases hyper rank by 1. Hyper rank is reset to 0 at the start of each stage. While in a hyper, hyper rank slightly increases bullet speed and the amount of slowdown that occurs. Unique to this mode, higher hyper rank results in more effective erasing of bullets. Activating a hyper, cancelling a hyper, or letting a hyper wear off grants a short period of invincibility. For hyper activation, the duration of invincibility you are granted is dependent on your hyper rank: the higher your hyper rank, the shorter your period of invincibility (from 60 frames at rank 0, decreasing to 30 frames at rank 5). Cancelling a hyper or letting a hyper expire grants a longer and constant invincibility period, unaffected by hyper rank.
+There is a hyper rank system as well. Using a hyper increases hyper rank by 1, and hyper rank can reach a maximum of 5. Dying decreases hyper rank by 1. Hyper rank is reset to 0 at the start of each stage. While in a hyper, hyper rank slightly increases bullet speed and the amount of slowdown that occurs. Unique to this mode, higher hyper rank results in more effective erasing of bullets. Activating a hyper, cancelling a hyper, or letting a hyper wear off grants a short period of invincibility. For hyper activation, the duration of invincibility you are granted is dependent on your hyper rank: the higher your hyper rank, the shorter your period of invincibility (from 60 frames at rank 0, decreasing to 35 frames at rank 5). Cancelling a hyper or letting a hyper expire grants 120 invincibility frames, unaffected by hyper rank.
 === Items ===

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 |publisher = '''Xbox 360:''' AMI</br> '''Steam:''' Degica
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 |producer = Makoto Asada
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 |music = Jake "virt" Kaufman
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 '''Chip System'''
-Chip chaining works very similarly to [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]]. When an enemy is destroyed with wide shot, chips are created. Chips can have a value of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10. The value of the chips created depends primarily on your vertical distance from the enemy, as well as current RED gauge and whether a hyper is active. Higher than 66% RED gauge increases minimum distance needed for a given value chip, while an active hyper lowers the minimum distance. Destroying an enemy with wide shot also starts a chip timer, starting at 55, that decreases as time progresses. Destroying enemies with laser will generate chips based on the chip value attached to that timer, regardless of distance to the enemy ship. This timer increases whenever an enemy is destroyed. Using wide shot increases the timer greatly, but less chips are generated. Using laser generates more chips, but the timer increases less. If too much time passes without shooting, the chip chain timer will decrease rapidly. Chips add to the hit combo, get point value, hyper gauge (when the RED gauge is high), and a small amount to your score. Note, chip chains can be started with laser, but they have a value of 1 and a very short timer.
+Chip chaining works very similarly to [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]]. When an enemy is destroyed with wide shot, chips are created. Chips can have a value of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10. The value of the chips created depends primarily on your vertical distance from the enemy, as well as current RED gauge and whether a hyper is active. Higher than 66% RED gauge increases minimum distance needed for a given value chip, while an active hyper lowers the minimum distance. Destroying an enemy with wide shot also starts a chip timer, starting at 55, that decreases as time progresses. Destroying enemies with laser will generate chips based on the chip value attached to that timer, regardless of distance to the enemy ship. This timer increases whenever an enemy is destroyed. Using wide shot increases the timer greatly, but less chips are generated. Using laser generates more chips, but the timer increases less. If too much time passes without shooting, the chip chain timer will decrease rapidly. Chips add to the hit combo, get point value, and a small amount to your hyper gauge and score. Note, chip chains can be started with laser, but they have a value of 1 and a very short timer.
 If you destroy the source of a laser with your wide shot, the enemy's laser will be cancelled into chips based on the current chip chain. If that enemy is instead destroyed with laser, the enemy's laser will instead be cancelled into stars (small stars for small laser, large stars for large laser).
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 '''Hyper System'''
-Hyper gauge is increased by hitting enemies (especially with laser aura) and collecting flashing bees. This amount is increased with a high RED gauge. In addition, with a high RED gauge, chips add to your hyper gauge. The amount of hyper gained is proportional to your current hit combo (8000 hits provides the maximum amount), and is not influenced by the chip value.
+Hyper gauge is increased by damaging enemies (especially with laser aura), collecting flashing bees, and collecting chips. The amount of hyper gained from damaging enemies is increased with a high RED gauge (>8000 hits provides the maximum amount). Outside of boss and midboss fights, the amount of hyper gauge gained from chips is not influenced by the chip value. During boss and midboss fights, 10-chips give triple the usual amount of hyper gauge, 5-chips give double the usual amount of hyper gauge, and 4-chips and give the usual amount of hyper gauge. While a hyper is active, the only way to increase hyper gauge is by damaging enemies with your laser aura or by collecting flashing bees.
 When activating a hyper, all bullets onscreen are canceled and your hit combo is increased by the bullet count. If a chip chain is active, all bullets onscreen are cancelled into chips. If there is no chip chain active, bullets are cancelled into stars instead. Large stars are created when the RED gauge is 66% or greater (when the RED gauge is "red"), and small stars are created when the RED gauge is less than 66% (when the RED gauge is "blue"). Additionally, when a hyper expires naturally, bullets are cancelled into stars based on the same RED gauge rules above. Cancelling a hyper results in the removal of all bullets onscreen, but no chips or stars are generated.
-When in hyper, your ship outputs more damage. However, if enemy bullets contact your shot, your shot damage will be reduced. This has some notable effects. When there are bullets onscreen and a hyper is active, wide shot is your most damaging attack, especially at mid-range and far away. Laser+hyper will often be weaker than standard laser, unless you are close enough to an enemy for laser aura damage to contribute. When close up, hyper+laser has slightly less damage output than hyper+wide shot. Additionally, when using laser, only the lock-on options contribute to erasing bullets. As a result, without a lock-on, your ship can be quite vulnerable to stray bullets. A higher RED gauge makes bullets more difficult to erase. However, RED gauge's effect on erasing bullets becomes insignificant as hyper rank increases, detailed below.
+While a hyper is active, your ship outputs more damage. However, if enemy bullets contact your shot, your shot damage will be reduced. This has some notable effects. When there are bullets onscreen and a hyper is active, wide shot is your most damaging attack, especially at mid-range and far away. Laser+hyper will often be weaker than standard laser, unless you are close enough to an enemy for laser aura damage to contribute. When close up, hyper+laser has slightly less damage output than hyper+wide shot. Additionally, when using laser, only the lock-on options contribute to erasing bullets. As a result, without a lock-on, your ship can be quite vulnerable to stray bullets. A higher RED gauge makes bullets more difficult to erase. However, RED gauge's effect on erasing bullets becomes insignificant as hyper rank increases, detailed below.
-There is a hyper rank system as well. Using a hyper increases hyper rank by 1, and hyper rank can reach a maximum of 5. Dying decreases hyper rank by 1. Hyper rank is reset to 0 at the start of each stage. While in a hyper, hyper rank slightly increases bullet speed and the amount of slowdown that occurs. Unique to this mode, higher hyper rank results in more effective erasing of bullets. Activating a hyper, cancelling a hyper, or letting a hyper wear off grants a short period of invincibility. For hyper activation, the duration of invincibility you are granted is dependent on your hyper rank: the higher your hyper rank, the shorter your period of invincibility. Cancelling a hyper or letting a hyper expire grants a longer and constant invincibility period, unaffected by hyper rank.
+There is a hyper rank system as well. Using a hyper increases hyper rank by 1, and hyper rank can reach a maximum of 5. Dying decreases hyper rank by 1. Hyper rank is reset to 0 at the start of each stage. While in a hyper, hyper rank slightly increases bullet speed and the amount of slowdown that occurs. Unique to this mode, higher hyper rank results in more effective erasing of bullets. Activating a hyper, cancelling a hyper, or letting a hyper wear off grants a short period of invincibility. For hyper activation, the duration of invincibility you are granted is dependent on your hyper rank: the higher your hyper rank, the shorter your period of invincibility (from 60 frames at rank 0, decreasing to 30 frames at rank 5). Cancelling a hyper or letting a hyper expire grants a longer and constant invincibility period, unaffected by hyper rank.
 === Items ===
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 There is no second loop, but there are Ura midbosses. Stage 1 Ura route requirements:
 # no-miss
-# destroy 3 silos; the first one must be destroyed with high RED gauge
+# destroy 3 silos; the first one must be destroyed while the RED gauge is high
 # collect 300 10-chips
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 === Main Game ===
-Bombs are generally seldom used. Hyper+wide shot does more damage and doesn't risk dropping your hit combo. Reaching 8000 hits is an important milestone for stage, to fully take advantage of chip contributions to hyper gauge. Keeping a high RED gauge is useful for quickly gaining hyper gauge (especially from chips), which provides improves survivability and usually outweighs the higher difficulty incurred by the high RED gauge. A hyper can be cancelled shortly after activation, which means any chips that were generated from cancelled bullets will count towards increasing the hyper gauge.
+Bombs are generally seldom used. Hyper+wide shot does more damage and doesn't risk dropping your hit combo. Reaching 8000 hits is an important milestone for stage, to fully take advantage of hyper gauge gained from damaging enemies. Keeping a high RED gauge is useful for quickly gaining hyper gauge (especially from chips), which provides improves survivability and usually outweighs the higher difficulty incurred by the high RED gauge. A hyper can be cancelled shortly after activation, which means any chips that were generated from cancelled bullets will count towards increasing the hyper gauge.
 '''Scoring'''
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 Scoring the extra stage consists of building up GP until HIVAC's final phase, then milking the last phase for large stars. Golden Disaster has a base GP of 6 million, and each phase of HIVAC has a base GP of 100 million.
-Since Golden Disaster contributes a relatively small amount to GP, it is more important to focus on increasing your hit combo to 8000 before HIVAC's 2nd phase. A very consistent way to do so is to intentionally die at the start Golden Disaster's laser maze attack, and then use the short invincibility period to kill it point-blank and collect 10-chips from the cancelled lasers. If you wish to apply the hit combo multiplier to the Golden Disaster, it is possible to do so alongside the 10-chip laser cancel if the kill is properly timed for when Golden Disaster is "low" in its hover cycle. Doing so will net ~65 billion points per multiplier increment by the end of the stage. Be warned, this cancel is very inconsistent with a hyper active and puts the x6 multiplier on finishing off HIVAC's first phase at risk, so this should only be attempted when going for a top-level score.
+Since Golden Disaster contributes a relatively small amount to GP, it is more important to focus on increasing your hit combo to 8000 before HIVAC's 2nd phase. A very consistent way to do so is to intentionally die at the start Golden Disaster's laser maze attack, and then use the short invincibility period to kill it point-blank and collect 10-chips from the cancelled lasers. If you wish to apply the hit combo multiplier to the Golden Disaster, it is possible to do so alongside the 10-chip laser cancel if the kill is properly timed for when Golden Disaster is "low" in its hover cycle. Be warned, this cancel is very inconsistent with a hyper active and puts the x6 multiplier on finishing off HIVAC's first phase at risk.
-For the HIVAC fight, focus on finishing off the first and second phases with an active hit combo multiplier. For the third phase, milk large stars by letting hypers expire with a 66% or greater RED gauge. If properly set up, each large star gives 1.2 billion points (plus the GP gained from Golden Disaster).
+For the HIVAC fight, focus on finishing off the first and second phases with an active hit combo multiplier. For the third phase, milk large stars by letting hypers expire with a 66% or greater RED gauge. If properly set up, each large star gives ~1.2 billion points.
 == Story ==
 This game is a training simulation, based on the events of [[DoDonPachi DaiFukkatsu]], for the pilots in [[Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi|Ketsui]].
 == Development History ==
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 * When a hyper is active, the Tiger Schwert's shot turns a bright pink color, similar to Arrange A's boosted hyper.
 The second video shows gameplay that is identical to the final release.
 == Version Differences ==
 * The Steam version allows for HIVAC practice, while the Xbox 360 version does not.
-* The Xbox 360 version has a glitch which allows for the ship to deal increased damage when the options are locked on to a single point.
+* The Xbox 360 version has a glitch which allows for the player's ship to deal increased damage when the options are locked on to a single point.
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 ** The density of the laser wheels increases with max hit combo. From 15,000 hits, density increases every 3,000 hits and peak density is reached at 33,000 hits.
 ** The laser wheels can be damaged by the ship's laser aura. Though it is possible to destroy them, it's not practical. Even with an active hyper and close up, they have so much hp that it still takes more than 5 seconds to destroy them.
-** If hold shot while your ship is in the center of a laser wheel and both a hyper and chip combo is active, the wheels will continuously spawn chips if they are being damaged by your ship's laser aura.
+** If both a hyper and chip combo is active, the wheels will continuously spawn chips while they are being damaged by your ship's laser aura.
-* When the RED gauge is greater than 66%, the Tiger Schwert has an extended laser aura located behind the ship.
+* When the RED gauge is greater than 66%, the Tiger Schwert has an extended laser aura.
 [[File:BLA lower aura.png|center|thumb|240px|Extended area of aura damage.]]
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 * It is not possible to start a chip chain off some of the small tank enemies in stage 3. This is most apparent with the small tanks immediately following the midboss.
 * For the laser wheels in stage 5:
-** The density of the laser wheels increases with max hit combo, becoming most dense at 31,000 hits.
+** The density of the laser wheels increases with max hit combo. From 15,000 hits, density increases every 3,000 hits and peak density is reached at 33,000 hits.
 ** The laser wheels can be damaged by the ship's laser aura. Though it is possible to destroy them, it's not practical. Even with an active hyper and close up, they have so much hp that it still takes more than 5 seconds to destroy them.
 ** If hold shot while your ship is in the center of a laser wheel and both a hyper and chip combo is active, the wheels will continuously spawn chips if they are being damaged by your ship's laser aura.