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tell me your opinion about the map!
tell me your opinion about the map!
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Test my map and tell me what to add!
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Please read How To Use Modding Queues.
Forum Guidelines wrote:
How do I request mods?
Do not create a new thread for your mod request!
Do not necropost!
Do not request beatmaps!
Do not request for testplay! (beatmap advertising)
When requesting mods, you need to reply in threads created by other users. Every modding queue is handled in a slightly different way depending on its creator though, so you'll need to be careful and check a few things before posting.
First, look at a modding queue's initial post. This will detail some basic rules for the entire thread, such as what game mode or what genres of songs the creator wants to mod. See this modding queue's first post as an example.
Next, check the latest post by the queue's creator in its thread. This will often say "open" or "closed" and potentially list any extra rules not explained in the first post.
If a queue is closed or your beatmap doesn't fit within the queue's rules, your request will be rejected!
Modding queues have adopted a lot of obscure terminology that could be confusing to new beatmappers yearning to request mods. Here's a list of common ones:Be sure to understand exactly what a queue requires before posting if you want to receive any mods!
- open -- Queue is accepting mod requests
- closed -- Queue is not accepting mod requests
- slots -- Available openings for mod requests
- NM --Short for "normal mod." NM requests expect nothing from the beatmapper
- M4M -- Short for "mod for mod." M4M request expect an exchange of mods between the queue's creator and the one requesting. Usually a M4M exchange is handled by the requester modding the queue creator's beatmap first
- ticket -- mod request that can be fulfilled at a later time