Hello everybody!~
Lately, a beatmap was disqualified because of an illogical background (link: p/4777926).
Well, we can say that the disqualify could be understood if there would be any rules about it; actually, we don't have any clarifications about what can and what cannot do a mapper while choosing his background.
That's why adding a rule (written better than this huh?) about it can be nice:
Loctav talked about some mapsets that can be touched by this rule, such as jieusieu's background that he's using for his Lemur's diffs, or even the nightcore's lolis that was first implemented by Andrea. So much other mapsets can be touched by this guideline, and even though this guideline isn't official yet, beatmaps can already be unranked for that.
Well, we still not sure what can and what cannot do a mapper, and even though which documents are affected (and what about storyboards? even hitsounds?), so I'll let the community discuss about it :3
Lately, a beatmap was disqualified because of an illogical background (link: p/4777926).
Well, we can say that the disqualify could be understood if there would be any rules about it; actually, we don't have any clarifications about what can and what cannot do a mapper while choosing his background.
That's why adding a rule (written better than this huh?) about it can be nice:
- Trial 1:
A beatmap should use relevant materials (such as backgrounds) to the song and it should represent the music itself, otherwise, the beatmap could be misunderstood. - The background of your mapset should be related somehow with the source, lyrics, title or other contexts the song can be related to, otherwise, the background will be judged case by case until all of the participating BNs are agreeing with the current background. Abstract background can be used if no relevant backgrounds are available.
Well, we still not sure what can and what cannot do a mapper, and even though which documents are affected (and what about storyboards? even hitsounds?), so I'll let the community discuss about it :3