very very untrueychao24 wrote:
Short answer: no.
Unless you remove the skin elements manually for every map yourself. Just live with it like most of us do.
del *.jpg /S
del *.png /S
del *.jpeg /S
This will remove backgrounds and storyboards as well.palion wrote:
very very untrueychao24 wrote:
Short answer: no.
Unless you remove the skin elements manually for every map yourself. Just live with it like most of us do.
in windows command prompt, cd to your osu songs directory and just rundel *.jpg /S
del *.png /S
del *.jpeg /S
props to mm201 ^_^
isn't that a good thingDaru wrote:
This will remove backgrounds and storyboards as well.palion wrote:
very very untrue
in windows command prompt, cd to your osu songs directory and just rundel *.jpg /S
del *.png /S
del *.jpeg /S
props to mm201 ^_^
I feel like this is going to get a lot of people very angry very quickly.Ephemeral wrote:
if you do delete every image in your osu folder, you're going to have to redownload every single beatmap with images attached to it when osz2 comes around in order to be able to play them again.
i would advise otherwise.
Yikes.Ephemeral wrote:
if you do delete every image in your osu folder, you're going to have to redownload every single beatmap with images attached to it when osz2 comes around in order to be able to play them again.
i would advise otherwise.
Ephemeral wrote:
if you do delete every image in your osu folder, you're going to have to redownload every single beatmap with images attached to it when osz2 comes around in order to be able to play them again.
i would advise otherwise.
Hence my short answer.palion wrote:
guess some people are going to quit when osz2 comes out
Go ahead, they can quit. In their place new people will come that aren't going to cry about this. :3palion wrote:
guess some people are going to quit when osz2 comes out
So you're saying we have to occupykriers wrote:
Pretty much every good player I know hates osz2. Those who don't, belong to a minority that control all decisions being made regarding the future of this game. The rest are an ignorant bunch. no offense.
t/47994Zelmarked wrote:
So is the new osu! going to give you the option to turn off the pizaz or is it just not going to allow you to play if the files are missing?
hell yeahEphemeral wrote:
if you do delete every image in your osu folder, you're going to have to redownload every single beatmap with images attached to it when osz2 comes around in order to be able to play them again.
i would advise otherwise.
And i spent all this time blamming BATs for ranking those things. Silly me x'3ziin wrote:
Whine on folks. Maybe the mappers will finally listen. Or, *gasp*, the good players could start mapping.
blame specific peopleBittersweet wrote:
And i spent all this time blamming BATs for ranking those things. Silly me x'3ziin wrote:
Whine on folks. Maybe the mappers will finally listen. Or, *gasp*, the good players could start mapping.
so a good player can play with any hardware with the same performance? ok.Bittersweet wrote:
Oh i know i am. Im not the kind of person that posts anything before think. And bad in that case dont refer to skill.
As i also know that if low skilled players can handle storyboards and even really bad skins, why high skilled ones can't?
Oh, dear. Look this:- Pizzicato - wrote:
so a good player can play with any hardware with the same performance? ok.
And you know, like i said, i delete bad skinned elements too, they hurt my eyes. What i condemn here isn't deleting recolored 300 from default skin. Is go "herp derp see its an image lets derp delete it without even seeing it first". Also most of people that claims (most, not all) that needs to delete skins to enjoy the game won't be playing a map more than enough to fc it, which usually is fast, and then will never look at it again. And this is related to what? What are you implying will happen if you get the users the choice to get rid of skin elements?Bittersweet wrote:
but people are similar to monkeys and when you give them too much freedom they'll just throw shit everywhere.
jag älskar digfailboat wrote:
You're retarded, bittersweet. Consider actually reading and understanding what I wrote.
If somebody wants to delete a skin element, then I see zero reason for not letting them do so. Their gain or loss, not yours, not the mappers, not peppys nor anybody elses but their own. They either don't get the whatever the fuck joy or whatnot that is the reason for those extra elements is, or they'll get a bunch of unnecessary new storyboard and skin elements to be bothered with.
Okay, it can add to the experience. But it doesn't necessarily makes the game more enjoyable to play.
I couldn't give one fuck less about custom skins, and there is no reason for me to bother with helping people making their skins less annoying, because at the very least the option of playing with the default skin should be there, although would be even better if you could play with the skin of your own choice.
The bad skins per se aren't what will ruin the game, its cutting off the freedom of choice that just might.
ok look. i'm into comfortability here. the hardware thing was just an example. most of us delete SB's and BG's. of course deleting single and every elements on the map affect gameplay.Bittersweet wrote:
Oh, dear. Look this:- Pizzicato - wrote:
so a good player can play with any hardware with the same performance? ok.SPOILERProcessor:
Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2140 @ 1.60GHz (2 CPUs), ~1.6GHz
Memory:
2048MB RAM
Hard Drive:
160 GB
Video Card:
Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
Monitor:
Sound Card:
Alto-falantes (Realtek High Definition Audio)
I've been playing with this since i got on osu. Don't tell me that "badass gammers" don't have better machines. Even if they don't, i doubt they have something much worse that a skin/sb would make it burn. So, your argument isn't valid. And you could play with your full potential, if it wasnt this habit people here have to "Oh, you want to be pro. Ok, buy a tablet, a blackwidow, leave your song folder free of images and play everything possible with doubletime". If you tried to get used to that, you most likely would. It's funny because other rhythm games (such as stepmania, pump etc) use way more flashy things, and still people can play them.
Zelmarked, maybe there's no learning curve for confusion, but there's something called adaptivity ;p problem is that players don't want to spend more than 10 mins in a map :p ofc there's some skins that affects gameplay badly, but the great majority of maps don't even have skins, and people still deletes it's bgs.
And i'm not saying here that i didnt delete some elements myself. I'm saying that delete EVERY image from a map, without even knowing if it will affect you or not, is stupid.
Reeeeeeaaaaaaaaally now ?Zelmarked wrote:
Visual incomprehensibility is not a challenge. In every osu! map, the objective is always the same, click the notes. Maps that are harder demand better accuracy, faster cpm, and the ability to change up from clicks to to sliders and back again. You will continue to get better in all of these skill fields as you play. One thing you WILL NOT get better at, is deciphering skins/BGs. You can play a single map and get used to that skin after continued play, but once you get to a different skin on a different map, nothing can prepare you for it the first time. Because, as I said, visual incomprehensibility is not a challenge. It's merely a distraction that hurts noob and pro players alike.
I explained how the objective mechanic, clicking the notes, poses a challenge in various ways. However, I cannot think of a way that having a hard time identifying what the objective is, which is what happens when a confusing skin is used, adds to the challenge of the objective.Rena-chan wrote:
Reeeeeeaaaaaaaaally now ?
First off, Palette is a horrible example of the bullshit you're trying to explain. The map is easy to read both with the skin and SB.
Second, that's funny. I wonder how I can S maps with horrid skins on the first play, then ? The only time I've had to delete anything from a map in order to be able to play it, was a map that uses a mostly white background with white combo colours and AR9.
So please, explain to me how I learned not to be distracted by this "visual incomprehensibility" when you say there's no learning curve. Or am I just somehow magically better to keep focus only on the hit elements than "everyone" else ?
Now why is this a rule? Answer, "because it is confusing for the player to read." And confusion, is not skill/challenging/competitive etc. Same thing with skins. They are confusing. The only difference is that skins add an element of art. Which, while nice, still gets in the way.Derekku wrote:
Hitcircles must never be hidden under slidertracks. Whether a hitcircle is partially or completely under a slidertrack, it is confusing for the player to read. Insane difficulties are the only exception to this rule.
