In other words: Flow, No-Go's, etc.xxdeathx wrote:
how to map WELL
from what i see it's easy to meet the ranking criteria, which is obvious shit like no objects at the same time, but way harder to make a beatmap that's fun to play with the stuff like flow you're talking about. teach people how to map like fycho or sekai-nyanStefan wrote:
In other words: Flow, No-Go's, etc.xxdeathx wrote:
how to map WELL
Would be a good point but this isn't something which can be set as general point. Opinions always differ here.
Krisom wrote:
Hmm, I think it's a good idea to check the basics of skinning.
Again seconded. Maybe teams dedicated to translating into respective languages?XinCrin wrote:
Multilanguage Support +
I enjoy history too.-GN wrote:
History about certain parts of osu! would be nice. Special players, special mappers, features that revolutionized the metagame, etc - you oldies should know about this better than I do, heh.
I did enjoy history lessons in school, yeah.
yep, that's a very good idea especially for the community members that don't speak english well :/XinCrin wrote:
Multilanguage support +
Meh I actually had this in my mind to do a german edition of osu!academy but I (still) lack on time for preparing and more.XinCrin wrote:
Multilanguage support +
This is actually quite intresting, interviewing people like Larto,Maeglwn wrote:
all of the super cool chat moderators like maeglwn
;D
community showcases for important people would be interesting. like what gn suggested with the "history lesson" kinda thing.
I like this idea quite a bit. Also like the skinning basics idea someone mentioned!-GN wrote:
History about certain parts of osu! would be nice. Special players, special mappers, features that revolutionized the metagame, etc - you oldies should know about this better than I do, heh.
I did enjoy history lessons in school, yeah.
I've thought of making a video detailing my experience from the start and to the finish of beatmap creation. How I pick a song, timing, what I personally think about when I place objects, etc. Similar to like a behind-the-scenes sort of thing. I never went through with it because I didn't think anyone would find it interesting. Now that I know there might be an audience I could make it a possibility.xasuma wrote:
Sample mapping. So record yourself or another avid mapper who is willing. And map a sample song from start to finish (probably under 2 minute long song) . Explain your thought process during mapping. Why you are doing this this way, etc. Share tips during the video.
I'd really like that.
I used to do livestreams about that. If there is an audience, I can try again.xasuma wrote:
Sample mapping. So record yourself or another avid mapper who is willing. And map a sample song from start to finish (probably under 2 minute long song) . Explain your thought process during mapping. Why you are doing this this way, etc. Share tips during the video.
I'd really like that.
Shiro wrote:
I used to do livestreams about that. If there is an audience, I can try again.xasuma wrote:
Sample mapping. So record yourself or another avid mapper who is willing. And map a sample song from start to finish (probably under 2 minute long song) . Explain your thought process during mapping. Why you are doing this this way, etc. Share tips during the video.
I'd really like that.
Since I want to learn how to map well, I would also devour all content about it I could find, the thing is how to find it. I would watch!Shiro wrote:
I used to do livestreams about that. If there is an audience, I can try again.xasuma wrote:
Sample mapping. So record yourself or another avid mapper who is willing. And map a sample song from start to finish (probably under 2 minute long song) . Explain your thought process during mapping. Why you are doing this this way, etc. Share tips during the video.
I'd really like that.
I agree an in-depth option guide, would defenetly help out the new players, and even more experienced player without the proper option knowlegdePannari wrote:
Propably an in-depth guide into every single knit and knob in the osu! options. This would help new players out alot.
Basiclly this.Howl wrote:
A video about understanding PP. Since a lot of people don't actually even know how the simple PP-weighting system works. And it would be also helpful to learn to how to get the most PP.
0108: Put lots of sliders everywhere (Scarlet Rose)Louis13 wrote:
0108, Angelhoney, TAG4
>_>nookls wrote:
TAG4 was never ranked, only approved. And even that didn't last long.
That's approved, not ranked. If you go on osu, click on that beatmap and look at the icon on the top left you'll see a flame instead of a heart which means it was approved. I can't remember what the difference between approval and rank(age? lmao) was but I'm pretty sure it's something to do with ranked score.Gumpyyy wrote:
>_>nookls wrote:
TAG4 was never ranked, only approved. And even that didn't last long.
Ranked TAG4 map.