Arusha Shuna wrote:
ok, i didn't know kuripurin is the cover artist, so screw my last mod about the artist
no wonder it sounds so natural
also what language is "jutenija"?
i know in japanese, wind is "Kaze"
but "jutenija"??
/>A</孩子他娘阿里嘎多！wanhyrzh wrote:
恭喜啊彻~w
Meeeooowww~~:3Gabi wrote:
Gratz qinche, this song and map is awesome, KYAAAAAA!!! :3
it took a month from bubble to rank! lolArusha Shuna wrote:
...that was fast
gratz
hahaqinche wrote:
it took a month from bubble to rank! lol
XD thanks!Mafiamaster wrote:
I like this.
Congrats!
oh come on u disappeared for sooooo loooong :<<<Arusha Shuna wrote:
hahaqinche wrote:
it took a month from bubble to rank! lol
;_;
i just can say "hahaha"Odaril wrote:
I'm sorry, but that Jutenija diff has some very bad stuff in it.
00:55:814 (3,4,5,1,1,2) - This.
A picture: http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/75958
This is what I call clearly broken spacing. And this repeats several times in the diff.
Remember this picture ? Compare the parts with a big red cross to the screenshot taken from the map.
Oh, they're almost the same.
No, new combo can't always justify broken spacing. If you map a diff placing beats absolutely randomly, and make them all new combo, your map won't be rankable.
If (1) was noticeably closer to (5) in that particular example, it would have been fine, I think. But this placement isn't, and I find it extremely sad that such spacing could get ranked. I'm pointing out the fact that the spacing between (4) and (5) is exactly the same as between (5) and (1). But the time gap between the latter is twice the time gap between the former. And the same spacing issue happens right after, inverted.
A few seconds after, the same exact spacing is used for a 3/2 time difference: 01:01:814 (3,4,5,1,2,3) -
Picture: http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/75970
You can't always make your patterns rankable by using new combo everywhere.
If this is fine, then please explain me why and how it can be fine.
so 2Odaril wrote:
I'm sorry, but that Jutenija diff has some very bad stuff in it.
00:55:814 (3,4,5,1,1,2) - This.
A picture: http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/75958
This is what I call clearly broken spacing. And this repeats several times in the diff.
Remember this picture ? Compare the parts with a big red cross to the screenshot taken from the map.
Oh, they're almost the same.
No, new combo can't always justify broken spacing. If you map a diff placing beats absolutely randomly, and make them all new combo, your map won't be rankable.
If (1) was noticeably closer to (5) in that particular example, it would have been fine, I think. But this placement isn't, and I find it extremely sad that such spacing could get ranked. I'm pointing out the fact that the spacing between (4) and (5) is exactly the same as between (5) and (1). But the time gap between the latter is twice the time gap between the former. And the same spacing issue happens right after, inverted.
A few seconds after, the same exact spacing is used for a 3/2 time difference: 01:01:814 (3,4,5,1,2,3) -
Picture: http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/75970
You can't always make your patterns rankable by using new combo everywhere.
If this is fine, then please explain me why and how it can be fine.
It fits the rythm perfectly, i found it completely fitting as i managed to play it without screwing up at any part like that.Odaril wrote:
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Not that I entirely agree with Odaril, but using previously ranked maps to prove a point is the height of stupidity.abalee wrote:
Loos - Koi Yomi Zakura [Another] by Alace.
Play this, and your question have asked and answered.
And stop to post more plz.
Odaril wrote:
very bad stuff
you sure this is mod?MetalMario201 wrote:
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a matter of opinion. The fact is, this attitude, "I am a famous mapper so I can do whatever I want; fuck you, modders," is rude and has no place in this community. If you're going to turn down a mod, that's fine, but show some respect for the modder who just donated a half-hour of their life to make them.
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a mtter of opinion. The fact is, this attitude, "I am a powerful modder so i can teach you something, or even force you to fix something not according to ranking criteria but just based on my own judgement. fuck you, mappers." is rude and has no place in this community. If you're going to mod a map, that's fine, but show some respect for the mapper who has donated a half month of their life to make them.MetalMario201 wrote:
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a matter of opinion. The fact is, this attitude, "I am a famous mapper so I can do whatever I want; fuck you, modders," is rude and has no place in this community. If you're going to turn down a mod, that's fine, but show some respect for the modder who just donated a half-hour of their life to make them.
If you think modders have that attitude, please just leave now.NatsumeRin wrote:
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a mtter of opinion. The fact is, this attitude, "I am a powerful modder so i can teach you something, or even force you to fix something not according to ranking criteria but just based on my own judgement. fuck you, mappers." is rude and has no place in this community. If you're going to mod a map, that's fine, but show some respect for the mapper who has donated a half month of their life to make them.MetalMario201 wrote:
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a matter of opinion. The fact is, this attitude, "I am a famous mapper so I can do whatever I want; fuck you, modders," is rude and has no place in this community. If you're going to turn down a mod, that's fine, but show some respect for the modder who just donated a half-hour of their life to make them.
At least, learn to say "this is my own opinion, that is a rule", not just "if you don't agree you need to explain to me through PM", that's a polite behavior, not a must, no matter who you are. and at a single map, you're not better than the mapper. even you're, don't speak it out.
i reply to every mods in my map, but i don't like modders like this. no one would.Odaril wrote:
If this is fine, then please explain me why and how it can be fine.
In the end, he's just asking for a clarification. I appreciate feedback on maps whether I agree with it or not because I gives me a better understanding of what I can improve on. So what if you think he's rude, that's no justification for anyone to ignore criticism in this context. Also, don't consider every mapper to have the same thin-skinned attitude as yourself because the reality is that people should be taking mods at face value and moving on.NatsumeRin wrote:
i reply to every mods in my map, but i don't like modders like this. no one would.Odaril wrote:
If this is fine, then please explain me why and how it can be fine.
said by someone never gives feedback to modders, MetalMario, time for you to judge.Jarby wrote:
In the end, he's just asking for a clarification. I appreciate feedback on maps whether I agree with it or not because I gives me a better understanding of what I can improve on. So what if you think he's rude, that's no justification for anyone to ignore criticism in this context. Also, don't consider every mapper to have the same thin-skinned attitude as yourself because the reality is that people should be taking mods at face value and moving on.
Actually, I do give feedback to modders.NatsumeRin wrote:
said by someone never gives feedback to modders, MetalMario, time for you to judge.Jarby wrote:
In the end, he's just asking for a clarification. I appreciate feedback on maps whether I agree with it or not because I gives me a better understanding of what I can improve on. So what if you think he's rude, that's no justification for anyone to ignore criticism in this context. Also, don't consider every mapper to have the same thin-skinned attitude as yourself because the reality is that people should be taking mods at face value and moving on.
map is always open for opinions, not commands. hope i get the point clear.
randomly check your map thread and say it again man.Jarby wrote:
Actually, I do give feedback to modders.
Who's issuing commands? And see:NatsumeRin wrote:
map is always open for opinions, not commands. hope i get the point clear.
MetalMario201 wrote:
Okay, whether Odaril is right or not is beside the point and a matter of opinion.
MetalMario201 wrote:
opinion
And you can disagree respectfully. This is all I've ever asked. When you flame a modder, you're the one who looks bad.MetalMario201 wrote:
opinion
I discuss the map with the other person on IRC or Vent if it's not a strictly objective thing and I want to learn more about their perspective. A forum interface like this is a pretty bothersome tool for such a thing, so I don't use it. No real reason to. Don't be naive and think that I just say things that put me in a positive light.NatsumeRin wrote:
randomly check your map thread and say it again man.Jarby wrote:
Actually, I do give feedback to modders.
and back to the point if it's needed. just saying.
MetalMario201 wrote:
Odaril isn't a native English speaker and came across with the wrong tone. Please cut him some slack.
Do you think it looks weird. i'll sure be respectful to a modder unless he's doing impolite behaviors. to make sure you can check my map threads, i'm pretty confident with my feedback to modders, and the attitude.MetalMario201 wrote:
And you can disagree respectfully. This is all I've ever asked. When you flame a modder, you're the one who looks bad.
