Forgive me if this has been discussed before;
Wouldn't this give people a loophole to create 1 diff maps without it being above 5 min? So think of this case;
4:40 song (proposal here states that the minimum diff must be an insane)
Couldn't you just make a single insane diff and rank that?
What about having a single hard diff? or single easy diff? lol
wouldn't that kind of encourage this kind of low effort shit?
Or... is the 2 diff rule still in place after this?
edit: ok we discussed this on discord
I propose we do something more along the lines of
so if lowest diff is Normal on std, the minigames can be Hard
if its Hard on std, minigames can be Insane
etc.
I think this would provide more clarity since instead of being a category specific (only to songs below 3:30) it would simply apply across everything
in general it is better to avoid any category specific rules as it just causes confusion. that's like the equivalent of hard coding values to make something work
Wouldn't this give people a loophole to create 1 diff maps without it being above 5 min? So think of this case;
4:40 song (proposal here states that the minimum diff must be an insane)
Couldn't you just make a single insane diff and rank that?
What about having a single hard diff? or single easy diff? lol
wouldn't that kind of encourage this kind of low effort shit?
Or... is the 2 diff rule still in place after this?
edit: ok we discussed this on discord
For non-osu! game modes in hybrid mapsets that feature osu! difficulties, the lowest difficulty cannot be harder than a Hard
I propose we do something more along the lines of
For non-osu! game modes in hybrid mapsets that feature osu! difficulties, the lowest difficulty must at least be one difficulty higher than the osu!std requirements
so if lowest diff is Normal on std, the minigames can be Hard
if its Hard on std, minigames can be Insane
etc.
I think this would provide more clarity since instead of being a category specific (only to songs below 3:30) it would simply apply across everything
in general it is better to avoid any category specific rules as it just causes confusion. that's like the equivalent of hard coding values to make something work