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Oh well, I'll try to partecipate in the next contest. Still, congratulations guys!
Yesssss Xgor, good job! I'm sad that there's still some whining about copypaste--it really brings the judge(s) into question, since it's an integral part of mapping. Plus, Xgor's use of it was completely tasteful and appropriate. No need to bash on it when it doesn't detract from the music.
Well done to the rest as well--I can't say that I'm disappointed with who's up there, as you're all very solid mappers. It'll be interesting to see how these maps develop as they go for ranking.
Well done to the rest as well--I can't say that I'm disappointed with who's up there, as you're all very solid mappers. It'll be interesting to see how these maps develop as they go for ranking.
I think yes, Xgor's mapset.Marcin wrote: 1u1j
Is there a map on which shiro gave 10 points on something?winber1 wrote: 1y412
lmao dat shiro
Hey, what does that mean ? If I said something that is unclear, PM me, I will gladly try to clarify. Or are you complaining about my not giving your map a score you thought you would deserve ?Kert wrote: 2b4n2o
Apart from Shiro's overly adequate judging the contest was fun to participate
Inaudible objects (volume threshold depends on mp3 volume) have always been unrankable. The only thing allowed to be silenced is a spinner.winber1 wrote: 1y412
also since when were all "silenced" (5% volume) objects unrankable...? can't we still silence slider ends...?
or did shiro not mean to imply that..? because that's kinda what it feels like he's saying from the different comments i've seen.
Shohei Ohtani
Actually this interests me as well. I'm almost positive that atleast at some point silent slider-ends have been rankable as long as they're used in a way that makes sense.Shiro wrote: 47b
Inaudible objects (volume threshold depends on mp3 volume) have always been unrankable. The only thing allowed to be silenced is a spinner.winber1 wrote: 1y412
also since when were all "silenced" (5% volume) objects unrankable...? can't we still silence slider ends...?
or did shiro not mean to imply that..? because that's kinda what it feels like he's saying from the different comments i've seen.
Edit: Whoop yep.
"The end of a spinner (or even the entire spinner) the sliding sound of a slider, and the end of a slider can be silent, but only do it if it makes sense. "
Here they are! The numbers in each difficulty name are the score they received. That way you can sort them by that and play them in order from the zeros to the heros... or the other way around!
Infected Mushroom - Pink Nightmares
Kurosaki Maon - Fuss Fuzz
Tomoya Ohtani - Rooftop Run (classic)
Alright, so sorting by difficulty name doesn't seem to be a thing. It still shouldn't be hard to play them in score order though!
Kodora
Good wording actually but sadly we cant remove some ticks from sliders due to tickrate limit, and not every tick sounds always good, so i dont see anything wrong with silencing ticks if they doesnt fit.MMzz wrote: 2g46e
Sliderticks fall under this too, because what is the point of having them if you can't hear them?
Good job,I just down all Fuss Fuzz XDSoaprman wrote: 3s6r1r
Currently compiling oszs with all entries in them. Stand by!
Here they are! The numbers in each difficulty name are the score they received. That way you can sort them by that and play them in order from the zeros to the heros... or the other way around!
Infected Mushroom - Pink Nightmares
Kurosaki Maon - Fuss Fuzz
Tomoya Ohtani - Rooftop Run (classic)
Alright, so sorting by difficulty name doesn't seem to be a thing. It still shouldn't be hard to play them in score order though!
Maybe next time use that game menu image announcement to announce that a beatmapping contest is going on instead of using the website to announce it under the main page. Not everyone looks at the website let alone the main page. They usually just go and get beatmaps or use multiplayer to get new maps. Just how quickly OWC twitch channel got viewers when it was added to the main menu.peppy wrote: 73101g
Yes, there were far too few entries.
Good point but i'm sure many of those people who don't use the site often won't really know how to map, especially given the time period you have to do it in? The twitch was more successful because it was aimed towards players, whom there are more of as inverness mentioned and not as much work as mapping i'd thinkDexus wrote: 5t19z
Maybe next time use that game menu image announcement to announce that a beatmapping contest is going on instead of using the website to announce it under the main page. Not everyone looks at the website let alone the main page. They usually just go and get beatmaps or use multiplayer to get new maps. Just how quickly OWC twitch channel got viewers when it was added to the main menu.peppy wrote: 73101g
Yes, there were far too few entries.
though spreading the news is good anyway lol
Well,
Personally, I didn't even realize this contest existed until RLC told me like 4 days in. I might have figured it later, but I didn't check the forums and the main page that much. iirc, Beatmap contest #3 was actually d in osu! and I'm pretty sure it did help it get recognition. It probably didn't attract that many people, but it definitely helps imo.
Personally, I didn't even realize this contest existed until RLC told me like 4 days in. I might have figured it later, but I didn't check the forums and the main page that much. iirc, Beatmap contest #3 was actually d in osu! and I'm pretty sure it did help it get recognition. It probably didn't attract that many people, but it definitely helps imo.
The reason the contest didn't attract many people is mainly because of the requirement to make a full set. A lot of people in this competition made a difficulty and promptly got bored. You can see a lot of the failed submissions ed for graveyard.
A single difficulty competition would see far more entries, the only downside being the winners wouldn't be immediately ranked.
Also, two of the songs needed a tad more work to them. Rooftop Run was quite long and Pink Nightmares had a tough repetitive beats section halfway through. Fuss Fuzz' length was solid, although the swing beat probably threw mappers off.
A single difficulty competition would see far more entries, the only downside being the winners wouldn't be immediately ranked.
Also, two of the songs needed a tad more work to them. Rooftop Run was quite long and Pink Nightmares had a tough repetitive beats section halfway through. Fuss Fuzz' length was solid, although the swing beat probably threw mappers off.