maybe cut ver.can be added on tags ? o m o cuz when add Cut Ver. on the title seems asdf .__. idk what am I saying but that was just my opinion otl
I'm fine with this compromise.Sakura wrote:
Edit: After some talk with other BATs and MATs this will be reconsidered, current suggestion is to Add Short/Cut ver. when you cut at least 50% of the song (or the version is at least 50% of the full ver.), TV Size would continue the same way as usual.
Most of japanese songs can be cut at 1/3 of its length or 2/3 of its length (for example), first case is usually called "TV size" and second can be called a "Short ver." so I suggest raise that 50% to ~65% (no more than 70%), it will be more accurate. Still, I think, if a mapper can give a proper explanation of why add "Short ver." or anything like that it will be enough.ztrot wrote:
After talking it out a bit more it is seemed this is better fitting for a guideline I suppose there are to many cases of artists being silly as for maps they were changed they don't have to be changed back unless the mapper feels the need to add this to there title and unless you cut more than 50% for a song there is no need to really state it unless you really want to. Still subject to change
Why not use a general label for any song edited by yourself, that means make it shorter or larger or any other type of edit, to make noticeable any sort of change to the song.those wrote:
My view on this still has not changed from the very beginning:
If you made the cut yourself, the version is (Cut Ver.).
If you found it from the soundtrack already cut for you, the version is (Short Ver.).
How confusing can it get?
@Mercurialthose wrote:
My view on this still has not changed from the very beginning:
If you made the cut yourself, the version is (Cut Ver.).
If you found it from the soundtrack already cut for you, the version is (Short Ver.).
How confusing can it get?
Sorry, I don't get it. This should be reconsidered.Ephemeral wrote:
this is largely ignored as a guideline and all variants of the ver. tag in song/beatmap names look extremely poor and out of place.
accordingly, this guideline is now considered as a rule and maps that violate it henceforth are candidates for unranking.
I think so as well since it indicates whether the song is short, extended, cut, full, etc.ykcarrot wrote:
Sorry, I don't get it. This should be reconsidered.
I don't agree with this rule neither, I agree with carrot. This should be reconsider, or just move this back as a guideline, really.mancusojuanmattos wrote:
Really, this rule is really unnecesary, Does it hurt in some way if we have 'Short ver.' in title?
I don't think so, really.
Until now no one likes the idea, you should reconsider it.Ephemeral wrote:
this is largely ignored as a guideline and all variants of the ver. tag in song/beatmap names look extremely poor and out of place.
accordingly, this guideline is now considered as a rule and maps that violate it henceforth are candidates for unranking.
Konei wrote:
I agree!
Still, it's still going to be confusing, especially when it's a popular song, to determine if the map is the full song or a cut version of it, lol. Imagine 5 maps of the same song where 3 are short while 2 are full. As a player, I'd like to know which is what.those wrote:
Conclusion: from all this, I'd like to propose a rule/guideline that will help make labeling songs more consistent. In general, simply do not add (Short Ver.) or (TV Size) if the song didn't come with it. While this may not be a big issue now, with more and more maps being labeled randomly, there will be a large inconsistency between the two.5