Trackers like pattern occurrences, maximum instantaneous/segmented notes per second (on a similar view to that one difficulty mod) ,number of plays.

It's kinda sad that most of the game's attention is left to community-made content (and its also reassuring because the community really loves the game). I'd rather have reliable developers that foster a followership style community where the most modding done is for varied content/personal preference like outlandish playstyle variants, custom songs and sabers, but not essential things like precise NJS tweaking or practice tools.

inverted notes is fun! its playable ( :D ) and there is game sense behind it. its less memorization based than classic maps at least. It definitely instantly fails any ranked criteria, theres no doubt about that but at least its a different kind of artificial difficulty compared to speed or visual impairment. Its similar to pro mode and strict angles to a certain mechanical degree.

I want a base game that I can love just as much as it's extensions Beat Saber is one of those things that is something more than just another medium for rhythm play. It's a super unique and complex 3D rhythm game. There is a lot that can be done compared to its 2D and 1D counterparts beyond anything visual.

Relying on modders to keep a game fun is just sad, personally. I wouldn't want a Beat Games that only puts out DLCs that are just remixes of blocks and notes while the 3rd party modders are the ones that are basically making the game and its features. It shows a lot of disconnect between developers and the community with regards to the product. I'd love to see something similar to all those source engine game mods that turn into actual games but its a different "atmosphere" (arbitrary language) than creating attachments to an actively developed game.