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'''Worn Out Tapes''' (X-WOT) is a level in Rhythm Doctor. It was included as part of the UNBEATABLE X Rhythm Doctor crossover event with D-Cell Games.
'''Worn Out Tapes''' (X-WOT) is a level in Rhythm Doctor. It was added as part of the UNBEATABLE X Rhythm Doctor crossover event with D-Cell Games. It features the song [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJLB7SRGgFc Worn Out Tapes] from the ''UNBEATABLE'' original soundtrack.


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==


Paige takes note of a new patient in the hospital, Quaver, who claims she is "totally fine," and asks the player to check up on her. The player then treats Quaver, Beat, Treble and Clef from ''Unbeatable'', featuring backgrounds from said game. Quaver is accompanied with [[Swing (Gimmick)|Swing Beats]] and fast-paced [[Classic Beats]] with spontaneous [[Row Xs]]. Beat is accompanied with [[Holds]], Treble is accompanied with slower-paced [[Classic Beats]] containing two Row Xs at the start (<code>xx----</code>), and Clef is accompanied with [[Oneshot Beats|Oneshots]]. After the level, Paige claims that she is "a bit MORE worried" than she initially was, before seeing a note that links to ''Unbeatable'''s website. Due to the meta nature of the pager's post-clear text, the events surrounding this level might be non-canon.
Paige takes note of a new patient in the hospital, Quaver, who claims she is "totally fine," and asks the player to check up on her. The player then treats Quaver, Beat, Treble and Clef from ''UNBEATABLE'', featuring backgrounds from said game. Quaver is accompanied with [[Swing (Gimmick)|Swing Beats]] and fast-paced [[Classic Beats]] with spontaneous [[Row Xs]]. Beat is accompanied with [[Holds]], Treble is accompanied with slower-paced [[Classic Beats]] containing two Row Xs at the start (<code>xx----</code>), and Clef is accompanied with [[Oneshot Beats|Oneshots]]. After the level, Paige claims that she is "a bit MORE worried" than she initially was, before seeing a note that links to ''UNBEATABLE's'' website. Due to the meta nature of the pager's post-clear text, the events surrounding this level might be non-canon.


== Lyrics ==
== Lyrics ==
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* All of the rank text for this level contains a word, phrase, or pun that references the game ''Unbeatable''.
* All of the rank text for this level contains a word, phrase, or pun that references the game ''UNBEATABLE''.
::* "Heartbreak" for the F-rank is a reference to how ''Unbeatable'' has a health bar which reads "Heartbreak" if the player is at low health.  
::* "Heartbreak" for the F-rank is a reference to how ''UNBEATABLE'' has a health bar which reads "Heartbreak" if the player is at low health.  
::* "In big Treble" for the D-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Treble.
::* "In big Treble" for the D-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Treble.
::* "Left on a Clef-hanger" for the C-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Clef.
::* "Left on a Clef-hanger" for the C-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Clef.

Revision as of 03:30, 18 June 2023

Worn Out Tapes
Screenshot of the level Worn Out Tapes
"UNBEATABLE - Check it out on Kickstarter"
Level No.X-WOT
BPM149
Patient(s)
Pager
Pre-clearThis patient says she's "totally fine," and her symptoms don't look too alarming, but something still seems... off? Keep an eye on her, would you?
Post-clearWell, that was... something. I'm actually a bit MORE worried about her condition now than I was before. Wait, there's a note here: "Go to unbeatablegame.com!" Who wrote this?
Ranks
STruly Unbeatable
A (15)Keepin' the Beat
B (30)Never Quavering
C (45)Left on a Clef-hanger
D (70)In big Treble
FHeartbreak
UNBEATABLE Crossover
← 4-1 Training Doctor's Train Ride Performance
"UNBEATABLE - Check it out on Kickstarter"


Worn Out Tapes (X-WOT) is a level in Rhythm Doctor. It was added as part of the UNBEATABLE X Rhythm Doctor crossover event with D-Cell Games. It features the song Worn Out Tapes from the UNBEATABLE original soundtrack.

Synopsis

Paige takes note of a new patient in the hospital, Quaver, who claims she is "totally fine," and asks the player to check up on her. The player then treats Quaver, Beat, Treble and Clef from UNBEATABLE, featuring backgrounds from said game. Quaver is accompanied with Swing Beats and fast-paced Classic Beats with spontaneous Row Xs. Beat is accompanied with Holds, Treble is accompanied with slower-paced Classic Beats containing two Row Xs at the start (xx----), and Clef is accompanied with Oneshots. After the level, Paige claims that she is "a bit MORE worried" than she initially was, before seeing a note that links to UNBEATABLE's website. Due to the meta nature of the pager's post-clear text, the events surrounding this level might be non-canon.

Lyrics

Has your voice been truly locked away?
Trapped inside these worn out tapes we've made
But maybe this is another dream I'll soon forget
So I'll put it with the rest and wait for you instead

I'll open my eyes to find it was just another lie
And you'll be there, somewhere to give me your reply
And I will

Press record just like before
Hear your voice forevermore
Save thе waves that resonate
From a worn out tapе
I will find you in time in my mind

History

Trivia

  • All of the rank text for this level contains a word, phrase, or pun that references the game UNBEATABLE.
  • "Heartbreak" for the F-rank is a reference to how UNBEATABLE has a health bar which reads "Heartbreak" if the player is at low health.
  • "In big Treble" for the D-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Treble.
  • "Left on a Clef-hanger" for the C-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Clef.
  • "Never Quavering" for the B-rank is a pun and reference to the prominent character, Quaver.
  • "Keepin' the Beat" for the A-rank is a pun and reference to the protagonist, Beat.
  • "Truly Unbeatable" for the S-rank is referencing the game's title itself.