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It was already defined, you just need to learn to read with understanding.d4m0 wrote:
this thread is filled with a bunch of 'philosophers' arguing about ayn rand and no one's even thought to define what pp maps are yet...
We have 2k post counts on our accounts I think we defined it somewhere along the lined4m0 wrote:
this thread is filled with a bunch of 'philosophers' arguing about ayn rand and no one's even thought to define what pp maps are yet...
This. It works in hip-hop culture, why not here...B1rd wrote:
Best way to fix the PP system = get rid of it and let people decide which scores and players are the best.
The Gambler wrote:
This. It works in hip-hop culture, why not here...B1rd wrote:
Best way to fix the PP system = get rid of it and let people decide which scores and players are the best.
That's just a minor convenience at best.Mio Winter wrote:
It works here as well... but only for the best players. -GN, Riviclia and Epiphany are known as one of the best at what they are good at (even if those skills aren't the most PP-efficient skills) because of YouTube and map leaderboards. Tournaments are also a good way for the best to be recognised.
I don't want the PP system to go away. It's a good measure of how good a player is (with many exceptions), and I like having such a measure available to me. It's usefwl for example when playing multi and trying to quickly find players you can fairly compete against. Don't get rid of PP!
What I see are players who compete over PP maps and other maps. Leaderboards play a big role in inspiring competition aside from PP. I don't buy that PP has made interesting competitions rarer. At least it inspires more interesting competition than the previous rankings which were based on total score from all your plays.B1rd wrote:
That's just a minor convenience at best.Mio Winter wrote:
It works here as well... but only for the best players. -GN, Riviclia and Epiphany are known as one of the best at what they are good at (even if those skills aren't the most PP-efficient skills) because of YouTube and map leaderboards. Tournaments are also a good way for the best to be recognised.
I don't want the PP system to go away. It's a good measure of how good a player is (with many exceptions), and I like having such a measure available to me. It's usefwl for example when playing multi and trying to quickly find players you can fairly compete against. Don't get rid of PP!
Yes you have a few players who are recognised for their skill a part from the PP system. That's not a convincing argument. The vast majority of players are influenced by the PP system, thus the vast majority of maps are. Without it, we can have a system akin to the music industry, where everyone can be free to listen the the genre they like. That is in contrast to the current system, where there is one meta, and the further maps deviate from the meta the rarer they become. Before PPv2, top players competed over interesting maps, Red Goose, Blue Dragon maps, etc. Now it's just all farm maps.
You can still do so this by, say, uploading YT videos to your profile page or just make a statement about your achievements, but I'd also like better website support for this. : )B1rd wrote:
Rather than top ranks and a pp system, you should just be able to pick your favourite scores and display them in your profile.
You have to be blind not to see the massive impact PPv2 has had on mapping and what people play. Go to 90% of anyone's top ranks any you will see farm maps. That means that for 90% of people, what they play has been based on the PP system and not on the skills that they personally feel are most valuable or worthwhile. Previously, score did have a big influence similar to PPv2, however it was less relevant to highly skilled players like Cookiezi and rrtyui thus you would see more interesting competition.Mio Winter wrote:
What I see are players who compete over PP maps and other maps. Leaderboards play a big role in inspiring competition aside from PP. I don't buy that PP has made interesting competitions rarer. At least it inspires more interesting competition than the previous rankings which were based on total score from all your plays.You can still do so this by, say, uploading YT videos to your profile page or just make a statement about your achievements, but I'd also like better website support for this. : )B1rd wrote:
Rather than top ranks and a pp system, you should just be able to pick your favourite scores and display them in your profile.
People's top ranks are PP maps because it's much easier to get PP maps into your top ranks than other maps. ~99 % of the maps I play aren't PP maps, but my all my top ranks will display the 1 % of maps that are easier to get PP from. So it can't be used as evidence to find out which maps most people play.B1rd wrote:
You have to be blind not to see the massive impact PPv2 has had on mapping and what people play. Go to 90% of anyone's top ranks any you will see farm maps. That means that for 90% of people, what they play has been based on the PP system and not on the skills that they personally feel are most valuable or worthwhile. Previously, score did have a big influence similar to PPv2, however it was less relevant to highly skilled players like Cookiezi and rrtyui thus you would see more interesting competition.
Having scores displayed in one's profile is my suggestion for the go to method of determining someone skill. No one actually watches your Youtube videos if you're not in the top 10.
Aren't you the guy who said that the music "industry" pumps out nothing but generic garbage?B1rd wrote:
Without it, we can have a system akin to the music industry, where everyone can be free to listen the the genre they like.
Why not have both?B1rd wrote:
Rather than top ranks and a pp system, you should just be able to pick your favourite scores and display them in your profile.
Simpsons episode taking a jab at Rand's "philosophy" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wob10lOLWYB1rd wrote:
We didn't have anyone arguing about Any Rand, just one person repeating the same misconceptions about her ideology as anyone else who has nothing but a superficial understanding of it.
I'm sorry if this sounds rude but you are not adding to the conversation and you are watering down this topic exactly like the people you are criticizing because you didn't even bother to read or think.d4m0 wrote:
this thread is filled with a bunch of 'philosophers' arguing about ayn rand and no one's even thought to define what pp maps are yet...
That's exactly why you don't have any in depth understanding of objectivism. You think it's just about being selfish, and you seek some random internet articles to validate your views. Ayn Rand was inspired in part by the serial killer, but not the fact that he was a serial killer. She admired the fact that he was a social pariah rather than the deed he had committed. Your argument is just an emotional argument that links to opinion pieces, your claims are just ad hominems which don't actually attempt to debunk objectivismM3ATL0V3R wrote:
Simpsons episode taking a jab at Rand's "philosophy" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wob10lOLWY
"Helping is Futile"
Im sorry but Ayn's philosophy is not controversial, its just plain wrong in this day and age. Just read any freshman level philosophy books like "how to make good decisions" by Iain King. Rational Egoism is dead.
Roark's egoistic emotionless character was inspired by Ayn Rand's admiration for William Edward Hickman, a horrific psychopath [3]. Ayn Rand thinks the world would be a better place if people were more like serial killers and the book was written before the end of world war 2 when the morality of many people were questionable. Ayn regularly took amphetamines which amplified her already antisocial, selfish personality. Her books resonate with poorly educated antisocial teens who want to justify their shitty self centered world view. [1][2]
That being said there is merit to her books. Just don't take anything said in the books literally and ignore her obviously incorrect ideologies. She had a hard life without much love or support which made her rely only on herself which translated into the books that were written.
[1] http://michaelprescott.freeservers.com/ ... -rand.html
[2] https://boundlessrationality.wordpress. ... ntainhead/
[3] http://michaelprescott.freeservers.com/ ... -cold.html
I was referring to Egoism as being selfish, not objectivism. Objectivism works to a certain extent until you apply it to your entire worldview including, ethics and politics which are in of themselves, subjective. [1] I already explained to you how music is subjective so you can understand how these domains are also subjective.B1rd wrote:
That's exactly why you don't have any in depth understanding of objectivism. You think it's just about being selfish
I also linked an episode of the Simpsons showing the creators of the show also look down on her philosophy, did you watch it? At the very least could you read the single article I linked below? It shows where objectivism works and when it falls flat.B1rd wrote:
and you seek some random internet articles to validate your views.
Yes she admired how his emotions were totally unaffected by anything outside of his worldview. Roark felt bits of emotion and sought to bury them. Rand believes all emotion is deceptive in nature and should be ignored completely when considering your worldview. This is wrong since your gut feeling isn't always right but it can serve as a guide to complex or illogical situations. The subconscious mind comes forth through emotion and it is a powerful tool where logic is deficient. (like social situations) (which makes sense because Rand is antisocial)B1rd wrote:
Ayn Rand was inspired in part by the serial killer, but not the fact that he was a serial killer. She admired the fact that he was a social pariah rather than the deed he had committed.
I hope my arguments are at least partially emotional. Complex subjective topics should not be looked at purely objectively since logic in itself is deficient for all but objective argumentsB1rd wrote:
Your argument is just an emotional argument that links to opinion pieces
Ad hominems are valid when the person being criticized relates to the point being conveyed. Rand's fallacies relate to her character but her character is not the fallacy.B1rd wrote:
your claims are just ad hominems which don't actually attempt to debunk objectivism. By no means is it a perfect ideology, but it has some good points if you don't strawman it in the way that you're doing.
Completely off topic ... and not trying to defend anyone .... butOfficialPyroh wrote:
I find it so funny that the same people that spam forum posts saying "Enjoy the game, do what you like, play what you wanna play" are the same people sitting here telling people what not to play
OfficialPyroh wrote:
I find it so funny that the same people that spam forum posts saying "Enjoy the game, do what you like, play what you wanna play" are the same people sitting here telling people what not to play
Stop with the double standards. I personally am not a farmer but if I play a map that I can FC yeah I'm gonna give it a few extra tries especially if it'll give me a nice reward for doing so. Shaming people for farming is just like shaming people who play for skill. "Farming is so dumb, this is a rhythm game not a spam keyboard for PP game" Same can be applied to all playstyles "This is a rhythm game meant to be enjoyed not grinded on to be the best player". (Disclaimer: these are examples and not my opinion).
Open your eyes and realise what you are really typing when you bad mouth farmers.
what if you equalize those aspects, not even fully, but "mostly" and for example make the best speed scores in the game worth like 600pp and keep the best aim scores 700+ pp?CXu wrote:
Bleh.
Any ranking system will be biased in some way depending on how the creator values different aspects of playing.
A change in the system will in turn shift the "mapping meta" to whatever would give the most gains in said system.
Farm maps are completely dependent on your own skillset.
1k player to get pp from 30s to 1m map is acually quite hard for a play around 370-400pp, since you have stable, high quality aim consistency, high accuracy and good stamina why don,t you try fc best friends dt or haitai dt[Taiga] wrote:
I will give you an example, from life:Mio Winter wrote:
What's up with the hate on PP maps?
I hear people all the time complaining about mappers making maps that are easy to get PP from, but it doesn't unfairly advantage anyone, since anyone can play them (but, seriously, why would you play the choco-cookie song? it's terrible).
And while we're on it, what's up with the hate on players who try to gain PP? It seems like a fun activity.
What's up with all hate towards fastfoods?
Simple: it taste great and everyone love it despite it is full of chemicals and artificial ingredients who are supposed to imitate real food, as well as everyone only hear "but it is natural". One simple example - naturally made roll from flour, milk, water, eggs taste completely different from this sold in fastfood shit right? Right! You can make it in home, better, if you live in small agricultural village, you have access to truly natural ingredients, yet you will never create same taste of any single shit sold in fastfood. Reason is simple - amount of chemicals added in production stage to make it look better, taste better, keep fresh longer.
Does people like it? - Yes, hell yea, tons of kids and adults who doesn't care about healthy life loves it.
Is it good? - Hell no, it simply decrease your lifespan due your body being unable to handle all this chemicals.
Translating to pp maps:
Does people like them? - Yes! They give massive amount of pp and you don't need to work for it at all, you don't need to obtain any skillsets, you just need to mash keys and get FC.
Is it good? - Hell no, it simply makes you a worst kind of player who will be never be a competition to someone who spend his time to polish consistency, accuracy and stamina.
You simply will NEVER see a pp farmer who spend his life on monstrata garbage maps going higher in any tournament than group stage.
Yet to find balance, in both situations:
Eating fastfood from time to time is fine - playing pp maps from time to time when you somehow miss some pp, you want to get some certain rank or just fill the gap for some shit is fine.
TL;DR:
Sorry but 10k all-rounder player with stable, high quality aim consistency, high accuracy and good stamina will be always better than 1k player who got all pp from 30s-1m maps.
PP maps makes ranking irrelevant right now.
Ranking means jackshit right now.
Telling someone that you are higher than him is pointless if your top ranks from top to bottom are garbage pp maps while other guy have from top to bottom mainly full size 1k+ combo, tech maps, slider art maps and maybe just some pp maps - Why? - Because he can just simply pick one of his top ranks, ask you to play it and you will need to really work out to get close to his score while he pick one of your top ranks 30s map and FC it at max few tries.
I had this situation myself in random multi where 4k rank player wasnt able to reach more than 400 combo on a 4,7* 10min marathon map. His top ranks were.... yeah - harumachi, cookie monster, bill nye, ok dad etc.
It was fun to see random 30-40k players being placed higher than a "4k high ranked player".