Project Sekai: The Twitter Room Handbook
Project Sekai: The Twitter Room Handbook
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Welcome to the Twitter Room handbook! After reading this, you will hopefully be versed in how twitter room hosting/joining and stamps work, and hopefully it will provide you with some confidence when joining rooms.
Guide made by azumi with help from Momorin#4444, goonslep#1123, Frostfire_Chimera#4031, cleo#3674, Arien#0051, Azumi#8942 (a different azumi), Alexiet#6660, Pr♡fitBirb#0414, KLM#1796, xclusion#2525 for the advice!! Thank you to N.N.#1246 for the Skill guide on Category 3.
This guide is constantly being updated and worked on. If you have any advice or would like to point out any problems, inconsistencies, and opinion, feel free to contact me at azumi#0001.
Finally, joining twitter rooms comes from experience. Don’t be too overwhelmed by the contents in this handbook. Once you get used to it, it should come naturally to you.
A twitter room is a room hosted on twitter for various purposes. Mostly for tiering, but also for firefighting (using up your boosts). You can generally get a better room with better scores by recruiting on twitter, as well as setting your own requirements, which is why most tierers use twitter to host rooms.
Learn to read the room type and requirements before joining one! This guide should also teach you how to make one yourself.
Room Type
They usually contain the songs they will be playing, how long they will be going for
ベテラン - Veteran Room
Songs:
おまかせ - Omakase (Random)
エビ / えび / 🦐 - Hitorinbo Envy
ロスエン - Lost and Found
ビバハピ - Viva Happy
メルト - Melt
君色 - Kimiiro Marine Snow
選曲◎ - You can choose songs you want.
Duration:
火消し - Firefighting, which means to use up the boosts generated. They always come with the wording below (X回)
X回 - How many games they will do.
周回 - Continuous Playing. In most cases they will provide the time they will stop. It usually goes on for longer than 1 hour. Only join if you are willing to play until the designated end time for the room, or for a long time, if provided.
長時間周回 - Continuous Playing for a very long time.
高速周回 - The host expects you to menu very quickly.
主/募 (Host/Recruiting)
主:The host’s stats. % means their skill percentage*, 万 means their BP in terms of 10k. For example, 26万 equals 260k.
募: Leader Stat (mostly skill percentage*) they are looking for.
枠:
Skill Percentage: the % in the skill column.
(e.g. the percentage above is 110%, so your skill percentage is 110%). If you don’t know how skills work, refer to Category 3.
判定依存/精度依存❌ = Gorilla scorers not allowed. Do not join with a Gorilla scorer. Category 3 has a more detailed explanation of them, though they are way rarer now as Gorilla scorers are buffed.
Things to Note:
SF (Super Fever):
ミス⭕ /気にしません/気にせず = Don’t worry about missing the fever chance.
ゆる〜く = Don’t miss fever, but it’s okay to miss once in a while.
重視 = Do not miss fever. Consider playing at a lower difficulty to ensure you don’t miss.
Others:
途中抜け禁止 = Do not leave midway.
条件違い解散 = Room will be dismissed if conditions are not met.
揃う/集まるまで待てる方 = Please be patient and way until the room is formed.
いじぺち〇 / SF後放置 = You can play on EASY, and you can stop playing after Super Fever is hit.
X時まで = When this room will end. All times are in JST (UTC+9).
長時間大歓迎 = people who want to play for a long time are welcomed!
支援編成 = a helper team is welcomed. (a tutorial about forming helper teams is planned in the future.)
難易度自由 = allowed to pick any difficulties
Hashtag:
the hashtags are #プロセカ募集 and #プロセカ協力. Make sure to put them when posting a room.
Tips:
Stamp etiquette is extremely important in a twitter room as it is the only way to communicate with other players in a room. Different stamps are used to signal room end, room leaving, apology and more.
Note that these stamps are not always used for the same scenario. The explanations below just explains the most used case scenarios. Try to think twice to see if any stamps fit the context of what’s happening.
Tip: How to equip stamps for convenient use
Step 1: Go to Menu on top right, then go to the ‘Stamps’ tab, highlighted by red.
Step 2: Edit stamps you will be frequently using to the 20 slots.
After equipping them, you will be able to use them in the ‘お気に入り’ tab.
Commonly Used Stamps
any characters with ‘よろしく’
This is to greet other players! use this stamp with your favourite character when you join a room.
Minori ‘もう1回’
This is to let people know you are temporarily leaving the room for a very short amount of time. make sure to use this stamp if you are leaving the room and are intending to come back.
Note that this stamp also literally means ‘one more’. I've seen cases where people used it because they wanted you to stay for another round.
Any character with ‘ありがとう’ (Thank you!)
This is used to say bye when you are leaving. make sure to use this 1 game & right before you leave. Use along with the stamp below. It can also be used to express your thanks.
Any character with ‘またね’
this is used to say bye when you are leaving! make sure to use this 1 game & right before you leave. Use along with ‘ありがとう’.
Any character with ‘ごめん’ (I’m sorry)
Used when you have made a mistake. However, not all stamps with this wording are encouraged. Below are a few examples.
❌ These either doesn’t show remorse or doesn’t match the scenario (Honami’s ‘Sorry, I’m leaving’)
any characters that express shock
People use this when some players left the room unexpectedly or unexpected circumstances happen.
KAITO ‘大丈夫だよ’ (It’s okay)
use this to express that you’re okay and understanding of another’s situation. usually used when others stamped ‘sorry’ (Gomenne)
Stamps with the meaning close to ‘not giving up, i can do more’
Used BY HOST ONLY. Used when the host is recruiting members again.
How to obtain Airi: Let’s RE:START From here! virtual live
How to obtain Kanade: Stamp shop
How to obtain Ena: ‘Unsatisfied Pale Colour’ virtual live
Minori Motto Motto Ganbaruyo’ and Kohane ‘Motto Ikeru!’
can be used by players to let the host know that they can continue on playing.
How to obtain Minori: Stamp shop
How to obtain Kohane: ‘Awakening Beat’ virtual live
Airi ‘Shinjite machimasho! (let’s wait with confidence!)
used when waiting for other people to join.
How to obtain: Tell me your problems! Exciting Picnic (Ena Picnic Mixed) virtual live
Any numbered stamps
mostly used in round-based rooms. This is to count how many games are left before the room is finished. Sometimes they are used to signal reordering as well.
Saki ‘otsukaresama!’
Used ONLY by the host when the host is ending the room.
How to obtain: join the ‘First Star After the Rain’ virtual live
Any characters with ‘楽しかった’ (I had fun)
Express that you enjoyed your time being here.
Tip:
sekai.best provides a literal translation to most of the stamps. If you want to know what other stamps mean, go Here.
Each card has a skill. As of This April there are 7 types of skills.
Scorer
If the only English word you see is "%UP" and it only appears once then it is a regular scorer. Anything you hit will get a score bonus.
Perfect Scorer (PScorer)
If you see only the word PERFECT then it is a PScorer. They give you a high score bonus but only when you hit Perfects. Only 4 star cards have this skill.
Perfect Locker (PLocker)
If you see one of the following words: GREAT/GOOD/BAD and the word PERFECT. It's a PLocker. It'll turn anything up until a GREAT/GOOD/BAD (Whichever is written on the card) into a PERFECT. The number in front of the kanji 秒間 tells you how long the PLock lasts. Note: 7 second PLock does not mean you get a 7 second score boost.
Healer
If you only see the English word "%UP" but also see this Kanji: 回, then it's a Healer. The number right before the Kanji I just mentioned is how much the card heals.
Gorilla Scorer (GScorer, 判定依存、精度依存)
If you see the word GOOD but not the word PERFECT. For this skill, you get the higher %UP boost as long as you continue to Perfect. Once you hit any Greats, the score boost will decrease to the lower %UP value.
Life Scorer (LScorer)
If you see a total of 3 “%UP” on the skill, and the skill ends with the words 最大 and a percentage inside () then the skill works like this. When your HP is below 800, the score bonus is the first %UP value, if your HP is equal to 800 the score bonus is the second %UP value. For every 10 HP above 800 you have, the score bonus is +1% higher than the second value. This maxes out at the number in the brackets.
Unit Scorer
A unique skill held by VS limited cards only. If the skill has a unit's name in it then the skill works like this. You get a score up in the first % annotated, and for every member from the unit mentioned inserted in the team, you get an extra 10%, and you get an extra 10% if the entire unit is in the team. the % in the brackets indicate how much of a percentage you can get.
Birthday Skill (BD, Omega Healer) A unique skill only on birthday cards. All birthday cards have this skill. You get a heal while getting a score bonus on PERFECT notes hits. It is not recommended to use this card as lead to join twitter rooms.