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(ask) updating map in Qualified state

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Arzenvald
4,058 posts
Joined July 2013
Topic Starter
Arzenvald
so uh, sorry if it sounds stupid, but i just want to clarify something... uhh that's why i ask.. (sorry if everything is written in my point of view only, from what i observe... heheh)

lately i'v saw many mods posted in some qualified maps.. in some point, it sparks some drama because the mappers don't want to apply the mod.. but at some point, the mod looks important enough to be applied and updated..

the question : is mapper allowed to update their mapset in qualified state, whether there's some modding posts? or wait for QAT disqualify post first?
considering this
This category is recommended for people who:
■Want to play cutting-edge maps.
■Want to help keep map quality top-notch! (make sure to leave your feedback)
people seems just want to help improving the mapset quality..

'-' erm, that's all..
Raiden
osu! Alumni
2,419 posts
Joined January 2013
Raiden
I just tried to update a qualified map of mine (for testing purposes), and I couldn't.

So yeah, it has to wait for a DQ (be it manual or by routinary check by QATs)

Arzenvald
4,058 posts
Joined July 2013
Topic Starter
Arzenvald
ahh.. sounds like a yolo testing xD

thanks! well at least i got conclusion, even when community wants some stuff should be fixed / updated once this map gets qualified, it has to wait for a DQ by QATs discreet.. '_J' drama can't be avoided though...
Bara-
11,978 posts
Joined April 2013
Bara-
Just PM a QAT to DQ the map for you (only if you are involved in the map)
Okoayu
Nomination Assessment Team / Elite Nominator
4,959 posts
Joined May 2012
Okoayu
How to avoid dq drama:
  1. dont make a scene
  2. handle issues maturely
Aaaand that's it
neonat
Beatmap Nominator
3,535 posts
Joined April 2012
neonat
If there are many mods and informative feedback to improve it posted in a qualified map, that would probably mean it isn't up to the standard of (?)quality(?), thus qualified or not, it is not ready? So there is no point in updating it in the qualified state, because it is not ready. Whether or not the mapper wants to apply them, the QAT will then decide if any points make sense and will help the map be better, and things will just carry on from there when there's a DQ, or even better the mapper agrees to them and requests a DQ if it's early enough. Saves all the trouble. Everything still goes back to the point that if change is required, it should be disqualified.
Loctav
Popcorn Fairy
4,496 posts
Joined February 2009
Loctav
You can always report to a QAT if you find a map that many people report issues on.
Arzenvald
4,058 posts
Joined July 2013
Topic Starter
Arzenvald
ah that's sums everything more clearly.. disqualify by request is a thing tho... thanks for the answer guys!
Rakuen
1,654 posts
Joined March 2013
Rakuen

Okoratu wrote:

How to avoid dq drama:
  1. dont make a scene
  2. handle issues maturely
Aaaand that's it
And delete posts and mute, no firelighter and there's no campfire :D

Request QATs for DQ only if you (or the QAT member) find it necessary, ex. you have enough mods that'd raise the map quality a lot, to avoid time wasting :3
Loctav
Popcorn Fairy
4,496 posts
Joined February 2009
Loctav
That's the wrong approach. You want to have something DQd already when you already want to debate about some things. You can drop mods on the progress of said discussion.

Maybe I can scout for newQATs when I see BNs starting to hover around Qualified beatmaps and start discussions about possible issues and request DQs, when they deem it neccessary.
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