O_o
Feels weird to be talked about.
Feels weird to be talked about.
Oh lawd. x_xEcho wrote:
I never knew this map existed.
Amazing job to you guys
I used autoplay because I thought no one would be wanting to see me fumbling around being a nublet(even though I had perfect'd that map at least a dozen times at that point)Zerostarry wrote:
They used a video with autoplay? Great way to show off a game
There should have been 100s too, so they could see the other parts of the storyboard
Kotaku puts up so much news every day that stuff gets buried back two or three pages very quickly, like this articleKiyobi wrote:
Holy crap your server hasn't died yet?
Kotaku's given you some exposure.
Ko-freaking-taku!
http://kotaku.com/5370889/queen-plus-ph ... eat-agents
The Kotaku one was linked to in the first post...Kiyobi wrote:
Holy crap your server hasn't died yet?
Kotaku's given you some exposure.
Ko-freaking-taku!
http://kotaku.com/5370889/queen-plus-ph ... eat-agents
...what, so every other map here in osu! is fake?Gens wrote:
It feels like a real map.
I personally agree with him :/ the vast majority of maps feel like a whole different game than EBA. Like people are just trying to concentrate on difficulty rather than a good map(the word deathstream comes to mind)Zekira wrote:
...what, so every other map here in osu! is fake?Gens wrote:
It feels like a real map.
iNiS created Ouendan so it would make sense that they also mastered the making of beatmaps; Play one of their maps and you just get the feeling that the beatmap is "real" when compared to most of the beatmaps here in osu!Zekira wrote:
...what, so every other map here in osu! is fake?
^ This is what I meant, actually...LuigiHann wrote:
DSMN is supposed to feel like an Elite Beat Agents level, and it apparently does, and that's what matters.
#65 - Meest bekeken (Vandaag)LuigiHann wrote:
Now on joystiq too, hurray http://www.joystiq.com/2009/10/02/queen ... great-com/
Behonkiss wrote:
A comment on the Kotaku page says that that particular poster was really interested in playing the game, but saw that the list was dominated with J-Pop and left.
Hint, hint.
You can, by making your own damn maps.MegaManEXE wrote:
Protip: You can't please everyone.
I didn't mean that everyone should stop making maps to songs they like,i meant more like that we need new mappers that like other kinds of music and they map those songs they like......MegaManEXE wrote:
So mappers should be mapping songs to appease other people and not songs that they themselves like?
Okay...
Protip: You can't please everyone.
Good luck getting your map modded without the "crowd" on your side. Maps that are popular are popular either by word of mouth (fairly rare, mostly applies to already well-known members of the community) or because modders see a song they like. Not a map, a song.Wojjan wrote:
appealling to the crowd is wrong and should be punished
Je t'aime.shadow7412 wrote:
I think this map was the most fun I have had on Osu!... challenging (at least for me) - and so interactive!
I would really like to see a few more maps of this style - maybe i should set it as a challenge for myself one day...
That's why I don't map anything. I'm tired of those almost identical beatmaps all the time, but I won't even try to do something different, since I'm pretty sure that even if my hipotetical beatmap is wonderful, creative, intelligent (something I doubt it would be, because...well, I never made one and I don't think I am a beatmapping genius or something like that) anyone will care about it because it's not J-pop or another Miku beatmap.K2J wrote:
You can map something that the "crowd" doesn't like, but trust me, it will be an uphill battle to get attention, especially if you're not well-known as a mapper yet.
Protip: You may not be able to please everyone, sure, but the fact that so many maps from one select area exist turns off a whole crowd of people from the game.MegaManEXE wrote:
So mappers should be mapping songs to appease other people and not songs that they themselves like?
Okay...
Protip: You can't please everyone.
What a horrible and stupid attitude.Aeris wrote:
That's why I don't map anything. I'm tired of those almost identical beatmaps all the time, but I won't even try to do something different, since I'm pretty sure that even if my hipotetical beatmap is wonderful, creative, intelligent (something I doubt it would be, because...well, I never made one and I don't think I am a beatmapping genius or something like that) anyone will care about it because it's not J-pop or another Miku beatmap.
what a horrible and insulting attitude.peppy wrote:
anything peppy says
Agreedmtmcl wrote:
To be honest, it upsets me that people turn away from the community just because of the high volume of J-Pop maps. Instead, they should come along and map some non J-Pop songs. Sure, they may have a harder time in the modding process, but it's not impossible and the problem will not be solved if we don't have a lot more of those people bucking up and sticking around.
What a rude and insulting attitude.peppy wrote:
What a horrible and stupid attitude.
You must have walked away with something different than I from what peppy said. My impression was, it is downright silly to fit (or "stereotype", if you will) an entire community into one persona, and allow that gross generalization to prevent you from making any effort to express yourself. i.e. don't be so quick to "give up" just because the odds are not in your favour, etc.mtmcl wrote:
what a horrible and insulting attitude.
Because classical music has a tendency to suck timing wise.Aeris wrote:
I would like to make experiences...classical music (not remixed versions, you know), for example...why not?
That was only an example...I could use "mambo" or "samba" in that sentence, I only wanted to say that there are lots of musical genres that are ignored...but yeah, I agree that probably is difficult to map classical music, but there were songs I personally considered unmappable and someone did a good work with them. So...I think it's worth to try, at least. =Dadam2046 wrote:
Because classical music has a tendency to suck timing wise.
Aeris wrote:
So...I think it's worth to try, at least. =D
So why aren't you trying?Profile wrote:
Ranked Beatmaps... (0)
Pending Beatmaps.. (0)
Graveyarded Beatmaps... (0)
Err...the answer to that question is exactly in the post you quoted first xDadam2046 wrote:
So why aren't you trying?
*sigh*adam2046 wrote:
Sooooooooooo why are you still complaining?
That is actually the article that led me to osuadam2046 wrote:
Terrible...
In other news http://www.joystiq.com/2007/10/18/free-pc-ouendan-eba-emulator-hits-public-beta/
"Free PC Ouendan/EBA emulator hits public beta" and why was I not told?
We've seen bigger surges. I think most of the people who saw/posted this video don't seem to know or understand that it's a real, playable game, so I don't expect as big a surge as when the game itself gets publicitynooodl wrote:
osu! meets the slashdot effect
We can expect a whole bunch of new people due to this, I think.
I have never watched that anime before, but I love to play it, because the map was well made (tap tap taptaptap)peppy wrote:
That map is on my list as "only popular because of anime" list (same as Hare Hare Yukai).