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bumpfartownik wrote:
It's not too late to change the mappool if you come up with better one, Gladi. It's been done before in previous OWCs, I don't see a reason why can't it be done now.
It's actually too late. Unless you wanna change like one or two maps.fartownik wrote:
It's not too late to change the mappool if you come up with better one, Gladi. It's been done before in previous OWCs, I don't see a reason why can't it be done now.
If it is easier, will you defeat Hong Kong in one go?fartownik wrote:
Well, this only proves more that the maps are too easy, and definitely easier than last year. You can't deny it now and perhaps you can make something out of that. Have we really regressed to the level from 2 years ago? (because the maps are almost as easy as the ones from that time).
In all fairness, a team like Hong Kong which was high seeded before 4 (top) players got kicked is now probably the lowest seed in the entire tournament. I think this is exactly what we need. the overall level of play has dropped and while Poland or Germany got better, other countries are in a worse state and nothing can be done. im glad easier maps were picked for the situation.Athrun_Yamato wrote:
If it is easier, will you defeat Hong Kong in one go?fartownik wrote:
Well, this only proves more that the maps are too easy, and definitely easier than last year. You can't deny it now and perhaps you can make something out of that. Have we really regressed to the level from 2 years ago? (because the maps are almost as easy as the ones from that time).
Thanks for pointing the truth outPortalLife wrote:
That Red like Roses map is terrible :l
I don't see why it should be done.fartownik wrote:
I don't see a reason why can't it be done now.
KRZY wrote:
You will miss. I guarantee it. I don't care who you are, you will.
Comfort zone syndrome revealed. People don't like to play below their level because they know that inferior players can produce similar scores.KRZY wrote:
You will miss. I guarantee it. I don't care who you are, you will.
Did people really complain about them o-o?Lach wrote:
With NAT this year people complained about the round 2 tiebreaker being too easy, and that being the reason for one of the favorites being eliminated early. When in reality the tiebreaker served its purpose and that player was simply outplayed by an unknown.
yes.Ex-Rei wrote:
Does OWC need to be with a crazy maps like d.m.c + DT ????
I don't see how having a discussion where both sides lay open their arguments is "ridiculous". Furthermore I think, that generalizing every person that expresses his or her opinion like that can be perceived as insulting for those who actually care and invest effort to try to make their point clear.KRZY wrote:
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I am at a point where I am inclined to believe people are just willing to slash out at the most ridiculous things just so they can express their discontent at the OWC without having 20 pages deleted. That just isn't right.
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Why is breaking the habit necessarily a bad thing?KRZY wrote:
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This isn't our first OWCs. We know how it goes. Why are we acting like this is our first?
Lach wrote:
No matter what you do, people are going to complain about the map pools. With NAT this year people complained about the round 2 tiebreaker being too easy, and that being the reason for one of the favorites being eliminated early. When in reality the tiebreaker served its purpose and that player was simply outplayed by an unknown.
I personally think the OWC maps are starting in a good place this year. Don't miss, and don't get 100s if they're so easy.
No, but I don't think near distant future was a bad one, exactly.Azer wrote:
Lach wrote:
No matter what you do, people are going to complain about the map pools. With NAT this year people complained about the round 2 tiebreaker being too easy, and that being the reason for one of the favorites being eliminated early. When in reality the tiebreaker served its purpose and that player was simply outplayed by an unknown.
I personally think the OWC maps are starting in a good place this year. Don't miss, and don't get 100s if they're so easy.
Are you gonna tell me that nijigen natteke hr map was a good pick :V
finished this in case people are interested in some numbersBlue Dragon wrote:
I know PP rating isn't the absolute truth, but this may come in handy.
Just made it for fun, you can get some interesting numbers out of it. May be probably broken due to GDocs glitching crap up.
Well...Tom94 wrote:
Lastly I am very happy with the planned difficulty curve. Hopefully we will see nobody (or almost nobody) FCing in the later stages of the world cup. That would be very interesting to watch and to play since it will show what seperated the most skillful players from the rest. I would even go as far as suggesting maps where there is a realistic risk of failing and which some players might not be able to pass at all.
In my opinion, saying that currently picked maps are too hard and that the map pickers should seriously reconsider re-picking the maps are ridiculous. At the very least, such complaints had better be voiced AFTER the group stages IF the results are indeed as these people insist. I do not mean to suggest however that the method of having a discussion is ridiculous, just the content.Tom94 wrote:
I don't see how having a discussion where both sides lay open their arguments is "ridiculous". Furthermore I think, that generalizing every person that expresses his or her opinion like that can be perceived as insulting for those who actually care and invest effort to try to make their point clear.
I think you misunderstood this part, I was referring to the fact that in all previous OWCs, people have not performed on a level that their records/solo play suggests. This is bound to be the same for this year's OWC, and it's not a matter of breaking the habit.Tom94 wrote:
Why is breaking the habit necessarily a bad thing?
What I meant was not putting maps which nobody can perform consistently on but maps on which only the very very best can perform consistently on. Difficulties in the ballpark of Chipscape, Big Black and Airman come to my mind. Freedom dive would in all likelihood already be too much as would be Rainbow Dash likes Girls. (I'm just calling examples, feel free to imagine equivalent AR10.3 DT maps or HR ones.)JappyBabes wrote:
I don't know why people are even mentioning SSing maps as a point to support their argument. The skill cap for these maps are so low that even the bottom half of the teams that play on them can have the same consistency as the top teams which is where RNG results come in. Also is why putting a map in the finals where some players in the match would even have trouble passing is just inappropriate. You would be putting a map with such a ridiculous difficulty into the mappool where no players can consistently perform on it (inverse case to what this group mappool is currently) and you end up with some more RNG results.
Thanks for clarifying, I indeed misunderstood your point.KRZY wrote:
I think you misunderstood this part, I was referring to the fact that in all previous OWCs, people have not performed on a level that their records/solo play suggests. This is bound to be the same for this year's OWC, and it's not a matter of breaking the habit.Tom94 wrote:
Why is breaking the habit necessarily a bad thing?
If you do it like that then one person will win against the other team (ex. rrtyui on freedom dive) and I don't think it's a good idea for a team tournamentTom94 wrote:
What I meant was not putting maps which nobody can perform consistently on but maps on which only the very very best can perform consistently on. Difficulties in the ballpark of Chipscape, Big Black and Airman come to my mind. Freedom dive would in all likelihood already be too much as would be Rainbow Dash likes Girls. (I'm just calling examples, feel free to imagine equivalent AR10.3 DT maps or HR ones.)
Literally in the section you quote from my post I stated that stuff like Freedom Dive would already be too hard for that very reason.Kert wrote:
If you do it like that then one person will win against the other team (ex. rrtyui on freedom dive) and I don't think it's a good idea for a team tournamentTom94 wrote:
What I meant was not putting maps which nobody can perform consistently on but maps on which only the very very best can perform consistently on. Difficulties in the ballpark of Chipscape, Big Black and Airman come to my mind. Freedom dive would in all likelihood already be too much as would be Rainbow Dash likes Girls. (I'm just calling examples, feel free to imagine equivalent AR10.3 DT maps or HR ones.)
oh god.. really..Fangslash wrote:
Overall I think the maps are great . However, as a viewer, I really want to say that the maps are way too easy. Yes, you can say constancy is a skill, but the difficulty on these maps are BELOW SOMETHING THAT NEEDS CONSTANCY. Like nevereverland. it's OD7. I cant really imagine anyone above rank 500 to get even 1x100 on it because THE OD IS THAT LOW AND THE SONG DOESN'T HAVE CONTENT THAT IS HARD TO ACC (well unless things unfortunate happens).
I wouldn't be surprise if some top seeded team lose because they can't do spinner. Yes I am serious about this because even a noob like myself can 1pc fc these maps easily.
Hopefully the map selectors will at get at least 1 or 2 harder maps for this mappool and the difficulty curve they promised will be there.
I would have quoted you on this earlier but I mustn't have read your post or something until Fallist quoted you. I would really like to see you 1pc fc at least 5 maps in a row if it's supposedly easy.Fangslash wrote:
even a noob like myself can 1pc fc these maps easily.
nononono, it's only to give you some pressure, ofcourse your account wont be deleted afterwards.KRZY wrote:
First ever chance to delete your account in osu! completely legitimately!!!
Surely you won't back down from this?