Specific Taiko maps are only rankable if they have osu! diffs to play with. Maps with only Taiko diffs aren't rankable, so I guess this apply too to specific CtB maps.mikhe wrote:
I think that should be rankeable like specific taiko maps.
no no, maybe my english is wrong, i wanted to say a level (one for example), and others "typical" levels (3 for example)awp wrote:
Is there ever a reason to be CtB-specific? Is there something you want to do in CtB that just looks bad in osu!? I don't see a reason why you would need to make a CtB only map.
Yeah, i want to do a song with osu diffs and a ctb diff, this case, would be rankeable? (http://osu.ppy.sh/s/13726 my map only have 1 diff ctb specific and others diffs to osu!, could be ranked one day then??)Beuchi-chan wrote:
Specific Taiko maps are only rankable if they have osu! diffs to play with. Maps with only Taiko diffs aren't rankable, so I guess this apply too to specific CtB maps.
Yeah, that's what I understood from your request. I'm still wondering why you would need a map to be playable in CtB but not osu! standard.mikhe wrote:
no no, maybe my english is wrong, i wanted to say a level (one for example), and others "typical" levels (3 for example)awp wrote:
Is there ever a reason to be CtB-specific? Is there something you want to do in CtB that just looks bad in osu!? I don't see a reason why you would need to make a CtB only map.
awp wrote:
Yeah, that's what I understood from your request. I'm still wondering why you would need a map to be playable in CtB but not osu! standard.
Derekku Chan wrote:
Also, it would be easier to construct a ctb-only map in the editor than making one that would work in both modes. It's the same concept with taiko-only diffs vs. taikosu ones. :S
In other words, "it lets mappers be lazy", which imo is not a valid excuse.Derekku Chan wrote:
Also, it would be easier to construct a ctb-only map in the editor than making one that would work in both modes.
This, however, I can at least buy into, to some degree.Hanyuu wrote:
max score. looooong streams. alot of spinners
Taiko maps require some unconventional standard play tweaks: factors such as hitsounding may sound really awkward in standard mode, and using sliders for drum-rolling in Taiko can be mapped in such a way that it fits the Taiko mood but can't really be arranged well in standard gameplay. I don't see this being the case with CtB since the maps are translated primarily "as-is".Derekku Chan wrote:
It's the same concept with taiko-only diffs vs. taikosu ones. :S
This could be to true to some degree, but overall, I believe that Hanyuu's post was in the right direction.awp wrote:
In other words, "it lets mappers be lazy", which imo is not a valid excuse.Derekku Chan wrote:
Also, it would be easier to construct a ctb-only map in the editor than making one that would work in both modes.
@awp: Yeah, I don't know what I was thinking when I said this. There IS a big difference between taiko-only and ctb-only difficulties. I think I was just trying to use it as a general explanation or something.Derekku Chan wrote:
It's the same concept with taiko-only diffs vs. taikosu ones. :S
Yeah, for example my ctb-only diff have jumps, that they are hard in standard and then the diff would approved, but with ctb-only can be ranked perfectly because CtB is easier than osu! standard (i think i expressed myself good.. ><).peppy wrote:
The other thing to remember is that Catch the Beat mode was made specifically to take advantage of osu! mapping style. If you make an osu! map, it will play well in CtB. The only case I can see where CtB only maps should be made is where they override the maximum difficulty allowed by an osu! map. And even then, the lower difficulties can be osu! difficulties without a problem, right?
I only wanted resolved this question, maybe so soon, but better before that after.Derekku Chan wrote:
inb4 someone makes an all-ctb-only mapset and whines about why it can't be approved.