Re: Rhythm Simulation Guide - 4k/6k Notecharting
a copy of this thread should be put in the ffr songs sub-forum imo
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this should be sent to jae immediately
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I really like the direction this guide is headed and it looks really good so far. Awesome job with this!
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it's still subjective
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except its not
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Stickied the thread.
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I read most of that sh*ite and it's g00de
I don't like the introduction to notecharting it's really influencing You make it sound like "scoring files" and "artistic files" are two distinctives things which is something I noticed and disliked about you when you reviewed FFR4 because it seemed to me that because you can't play anything that goes beyond X NPS (X being your skill) therefore file goes to the "scoring files category". Seeing things that way, your opinion on a file is subjected to change if you gain or lose skills. If you are able to play the file then you will start seeing beyond the heavy loads of notes. Okay the reviews are subjective but if you do the same sh*ite in your guide it's not gonna work. The way you say it it looks like if you do a file for "scoring" (I f*ucking h8 that word) a.k.a. it goes beyond X NPS the chart is devoid of any artistic value and obviously an "artistic" file cannot be made for "scoring". And that sh*ite is wrong. On top of that you obviously make it sound that making "artistic" files is the way to go. You start by saying that files made for "scoring" purposes are not serious and "artistic" files are the Rael Daels. I read this multiple times: "Oh you know ... you can do decent notecharts with basic knowledge you can make scoring files *giggleZ* ... or you can go pro and make artistic stuff with me. l00k @dis Grace notes OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH" ~Bufang The Apache Obviously when you read it like that you don't wanna do "scoring" files it just sounds like it's for da newbs. Anyways only separating the two things is already enough bullsh*ite to me. Difficulty doesn't make anything less artistic and you should know it after your X years of stepmania overseer career. Whenever someone mentions the word "scoring" he still has something to learn (that thing is there no such Thang as scoring files (proven by Nordic players (just click on Brag Board once in a while and you will see))). But besides the introduction it's g00de stuff. Lots of techniques that people can learn. People should see it as a "tips & tricks" to notecharting and everything is okay. Most of the articles are very informative and not influencing or just slightly (as opposed to the intro). Needs more articles. GJ Steve. |
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Made minimal changes to Introduction to Notecharting to begin to address the issues Roar brought up. Any comments are welcome as revisions continue.
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Two new articles added:
- Ghost Notes - X-mod Effects |
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I love you roar
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The guide has had a little bit of reorganization as well as changes and additions.
- Reorganized minihold usage, mine usage, and X-mod effects to be found under the same category. Additions: - Grace notes Revisions: - Introduction to Notecharting - Skill Analysis |
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For comparison, check out SG's old charting rules on KBO:
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I've been reading a good chunk of this guide now and I'm really happy with how easy it is to follow. Its organization is fantastic too and the length of each section feels really appropriate. Good work on this guide, huge props. I'll start recommending this guide to people who are new or recently acquainted with stepping.
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Writing my next SMASH column and just bookmarked this for future reference. Fucking amazing guide.
I really think it would be a good idea to start archiving the history and academic discussion revolving around Stepmania. The Wiki would be a great place for that purpose. |
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