Full Moon Full Life (Game Ver.)

01:41:467 (1,2,3,4,5,1,2,1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3) - indeed looks like an oopsie

dont copypaste kids

damn the hs going kinda hard

the world when binking isn't trolling anymore

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that way u guys can listen to how good my hs are 😎

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there is only one version in the game which is this one and i asked some people they said this is fine

And also should b fine for consistency with the 5+ ranked sets

A full version exists i listen to it on spotify every day. Since a full version exists, game version is required (also, tildes (similar to hyphens) and op version are listed as examples to standardize and this has both)

I can see the consistency argument though

it might exist in the soundtrack but its not played in the game, so this should apply

Do not add these markers if a track is the only known version of a song.

As said above only this version is played in the game whereas the full version doesn't so there's no need for a change

RC doesnt say both versions need to be in the game??

"Do not add these markers if a track is the only known version of a song."

This is not the only known version of the song. It does not say "Do not add these markers if a track is the only version in the game."

agree with moly here

Im just posting here for reference to anyone who happens to see the thread but i do think (Game Ver.) is the play here. @the consistency argument: sadly all the ranked maps were ranked before the new RC was merged (August 22nd) (i checked)

There isnt any addition with markers, the rule essentially changes -Opening Movie version- to (Game Ver.) per standardization. Having a loonger version doesnt really matter. It would matter if there wasnt a marker. For example if there wasnt a longer version of this song, and this version had no marker, u are not allowed to add game ver.

Game ver is one of those Markers that should be always standardized but not always added

• If there are similar markers in a song's title, replace them with the relevant marker from the list below. There is indeed a similar marker that denotes game ver
• (Game Ver.) Used to mark game versions of songs. Examples to replace include: ~Game Size~, (Game Size), game OP edit, OP Version for tracks used in games. OP version is also given as an example

With new rules come ambiguous stuff everytime, and i understand that this is pretty much a technicality, but as per the new RC i do think changing this is the move. I did talk with the mapper before posting this and we discussed it im just posting here incase someone else wants to offer any input or at least, get some context as to why this has changed to game ver

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in this case it's the song's title and is released outside of the game so surely it should still be -Opening Movie version- ?

its a length marker denoting the version used for the game its no different than an opening of a visual novel that gets the game ver, the differentation that is marked on the album stems from the fact that this is the game version, the standardization applies, nothing is added or removed the marker just changes to a new one as per the new meta rc, other circumstances dont really factor here, this is a pretty straightforward standardization imo

Yep, game version makes sense here. Opening movie is saying it's the version for the opening movie... As used in the game. So it should be game ver.

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All those instances you mentioned were purposely non-hitsounded as in the first part of the map i'm focus solely on the kicks (00:07:575 (2) - this one for example) and these claps (00:04:310 (2) - ) so no reason to overload it with more different claps. The second part is more straightforward so no explanation needed

About the finish I think they are ok, they are focused on start-end of sections and I don't feel they need to be added in those timestamps you mention

You're making a mistake, please reconsider, at the very least apply the finishes, they're clearly audible

but that would still be wrong cuz hitsounded snares are inconsistent

also for the first part of my mod that would also apply to the outro since theyre the same 01:31:046 -

i was asked to look and agree with bastian regardin the snares, my first play i noticed inconsistent drum feedback which is what u want (its strange to only hs one part of drums when it makes up a songs structure ngl)

01:11:150 - should at least be added, i think its alright to not go finish too frequent if u have backin hs

01:08:507 - vs 01:09:751 - => these are the same drum (kicks), yet one is mapped as kick and other as snare (normal-hitnormal while the other is a soft-hitclap)

applied intro and outro

01:11:150 - added a finish

01:08:507 - vs 01:09:751 - this was a mistake there shouldnt be a clap here so fdixed

and added all the finishers bastian mentioned

+6 yea

kinda disagree, stronger sound appears at 01:39:906 - also i felt very odd changing to the blue tick

There's a strong sound on both actually 😅

yeah there's a sound in the bluetick that's the one who fades out but tried ending my diffs there and sounds really weird and off tbh so to keep it simplified i think ending the map in the red line it's the better option

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