idk. i guess there isn't really a problem with leaving it as is
When Happy rebubbled the map, the ranking council had posted the new ranking criteria which was reverted to the old criteria. I adjusted the diff names to fit that criteria. It required two insane diffs and highest difficulty was labeled as "Ultra".I did this in case that criteria change wasn't reverted seeing how long it can take to get a map ranked.Okorin wrote:
wait if i take this correctly you adjusted adjusted the diffnames to fit a rule which isn't active? besides that rule would have allowed you to call that diff Extra instead of Ultra or whatever o.o?
Does it really matter now though?Okorin wrote:
That criteria says if you have 2 or 3 extras (not the case or possible here) you have to label the higher rated one as ultra.
What you did seems really weird to me because you just have the ultra
Depends if you count black another diff as a light extra. Besides, it's just a diff name.Okorin wrote:
That criteria says if you have 2 or 3 extras (not the case or possible here) you have to label the higher rated one as ultra.
What you did seems really weird to me because you just have the ultra
Its just me adding a little variety to the simple rhythm while retain the core beats of the rhythm. its not an uncommon thing in maps.Krimek wrote:
Can I ask what circles like 00:01:380 (4) - , 00:03:489 (2) - , 00:04:462 (2) - and so on are mapped on? I can't really hear any sound that would support these >_>
When it comes up to your sliderplacement, yes. But the circles are for sure not audible. Listening closely to for example the circles I pointed out I can't really hear anything. And I'm not talking about the notes you can hear for a bit. And even if, it doesn't really make sense to place objects on something you can't even hear.ouranhshc wrote:
well, there is a piano playing this basic rhythm throughout the intro:
and yes, it is audible.
its to add variety to the basic rhythm. This isn't uncommon in maps. It's present in many maps.Krimek wrote:
When it comes up to your sliderplacement, yes. But the circles are for sure not audible. Listening closely to for example the circles I pointed out I can't really hear anything. And I'm not talking about the notes you can hear for a bit. And even if, it doesn't really make sense to place objects on something you can't even hear.ouranhshc wrote:
well, there is a piano playing this basic rhythm throughout the intro:
and yes, it is audible.
Comparing your map with others is no good excuse and does not really improve mapquality by keeping issues just because it worked out somewhere else.ouranhshc wrote:
its to add variety to the basic rhythm. This isn't uncommon in maps. It's present in many maps.