It was remastered far too late, but the original charts would have been unplayable if it wasn't for the new engine.

Also, characters, I'd say Ruv has a little more expression on his character than Sarvente's but overall, this mod is so well made with my personal favorite song Gospel.Ī classic mod that was unfortunately bogged down by lazy charting. In Mid-fight Masses the charting was really bad as I believe the notes were disappearing, but it should in fact be fixed by the time I am writing this. Not going to lie, maybe one of the best mods I have ever experienced. And since it's an open-ended story, there is no ending. Sarvente then reveals a secret and morphs right into a demon, but even after all of that Boyfriend still remains victorious (If you have the fingers to survive). After some battling with the first two songs, her friend Ruv arrives where he battles Boyfriend, but even after that, Boyfriend still pulls out. The plot is about this girl named Sarvente who wants Boyfriend and Girlfriend to join their church when they come across. The mod adds an entire week and 3 songs with a 4th hidden song in the story mode. Good job, Mike Geno!Įven though it received criticism before it's first update for it's poor charting, the new update for Mid-Fight Masses turned it into what I think is one of the best mods in FNF. I now listen to this whole list on Spotify. Sure, the charting may have been bad at first, but once that was fixed, this became the perfect mod. When the MAJORITY of your notes don't match up to any actual audio, you've completely failed as a charter.īest FNF mod out there, I will fight you on that.

The first chart was well composed and the music was catchy, then the second and third songs were suddenly charted by the most rhythmically challenged person on planet earth.

One of the most disappointing mods in FNF history.

Friday night funkin mod