Head over to the FFR Batch Forum for all the details on how you can get your file into the game. The Artist Permissions forum section will help you find out if FFR has permission to use the song your file goes with.
I have pretty high expectations from this pack, but with Aperson judging i will assume this will be great, It's pretty much the only thing that will make Stepmania better at this point..
but yeah, i probably wont submit to this. im really bad at like, originality. give me a decent song and i can probably make decent steps, but im never going to come up with **** like the games we played or turtle turtle up.
These are some of the things I'd think would be more original
I want to see more BT songs stepped... like the full version of NGCBD, etc. That'd be pretty interesting. Also, more rap stuff. Break ya neck is a fun simfile, and i'm sure theres more files that can be made like that.
sertman, the only fast rappers (aside from maybe Japanese **** or something) are Busta Rhymes and Twista. Not a very wide choice of options, I'd say.
Stepping out the full version of something that someone has stepped a cut version isn't very original. Odds are, what you do with the part that's already been done will feel too familiar.
I don't think people need to complain about others not getting the purpose of this pack. It's apparent that it's happening a lot in this thread, but ap will turn down any files that don't belong.
There are a lot of rappers that can go pretty fast... and even if they don't, then find some original way to make them hard. This is about originality, right?
There are a lot of rappers that can go pretty fast
Maybe, but not up to where it would make a fun SM file, especially if only some of it is fast.
Originally posted by sertman
and even if they don't, then find some original way to make them hard. This is about originality, right?
Uh, what? Regardless of how original a sim is, it has to follow the music. The problem with stepping to anything but the rapping in a rap song is that all of the stuff in the background is insanely repetitive.
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