Queue/Batch Discussion Thread v2
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Re: Queue/Batch Discussion Thread v2
I wonder if it would be better to have different types of judging? Like dossar be the technical judge, and dest be a fun judge? Just an example. But if a judge focuses more on one skill why not cater that?
Or, this might be getting too complex but perhaps two ratings or so per judge? Technical, fun?

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Yeah, that.
What I wouldn't mind seeing though is a system kind of like what osu! does, but to an extent that it's more controlled than just spitting files out and waiting years for something to happen with a song.
That way, all the judges still look at it, but normal players have a say in it too, helpful or not, saying if they like it, don't like it, give reasons why they like or don't like it (bad or good ones, doesn't matter), and maybe even give their own personal score.
And the judge score would be 80% judge and 20% normal players... or something, (ps, not really thinking this through, just rambling).
This way, the file will be looked at by more people AND it could make judging spots easier to learn and eventually get to.
Originally posted by JohnRedWolf87Charu the red-nosed Snivy
Had a very shiny nose
And if you ever saw it
You could even say it glows
All of the other Snivies
Used to laugh and call him names
They never let poor Charu
Join in any Snivy games
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Originally posted by Vendetta21All in all I would say that Charu not only won this game, his play made me reconsider how I play it.Comment
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Re: Queue/Batch Discussion Thread v2
I wonder if it would be better to have different types of judging? Like dossar be the technical judge, and dest be a fun judge? Just an example. But if a judge focuses more on one skill why not cater that?
Or, this might be getting too complex but perhaps two ratings or so per judge? Technical, fun?Pretty much this, I mean we can't sit by and say they didn't try to remedy the problem. They do have that fancy equation and everything, so it's not like an effort hasn't been made to kinda beat down judges who do this.
That being said we can still help the problem by getting rid of him. Just my two cents though. I'm heavily biased to the point where I skip his notes.Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun beepComment
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But I'm thinking, if we take their approach, but don't change that we every file needs to be looked at 4 or so judges, I think more opinions and thoughts on a file would better in the long run than just 4 judges. Plus, it gives good practice to people who want to help out with the judging process.
I mean, I guess the only downside is that then people's thoughts wouldn't be very private since the system currently makes sure judges don't share their thoughts. But lets be honest, I'm pretty sure they share among each other regardless of this.
Originally posted by JohnRedWolf87Charu the red-nosed Snivy
Had a very shiny nose
And if you ever saw it
You could even say it glows
All of the other Snivies
Used to laugh and call him names
They never let poor Charu
Join in any Snivy games
(Click the arrow to see the rest)
Originally posted by Vendetta21All in all I would say that Charu not only won this game, his play made me reconsider how I play it.Comment
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just to repeat what was just said, what one player finds fun is subjective, so the best thing a stepartist can do is pick a song that won't tend to bore people (generic, empty, repetitive (and this is somewhat subjective, but a song can still be objectively excessively repetitive or simple) and step it accurately, or "technically".
;edit - also avoid excessive difficulty spikes that kill playability
when that happens, the most people can have fun playing a chart.
still some people will find a very repetitive chart/song fun if they personally like the song or the chart caters to their skill level, and some people will find a chart fun even though the steps are irrelevant to the rhythms of the song (dumps) because, again, they personally like the song or the chart caters to their skill level. these are cool on stepmania because the stepartist can say "hey i dumped this song feel free to download it if you want". but on ffr people are more compelled to play every chart for the purpose of getting good ranks or doing well in a tournament.
so when trying to judge how fun something is, you can't isolate that factor and give a chart a "fun rating" alone. how fun something is is already judged in the current process; judges note and downgrade for poor song choice, objective errors, and repetition/boringness in a chart.
it bugs me when they're treated as two binaries or something, or that one gets in the way of another, or that fun is some mystical factor that arbitrarily exists when somebody uses a certain pattern or something. that doesn't happen.Last edited by ilikexd; 12-6-2013, 12:47 PM.Comment
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Alright thanks for clarifying. And yeah I apologies I'm not making myself clear.
I don't think fun and technical are polar opposites or whatnot. I do agree they go hand in hand. It was more just a ramble suggestion that can be built off of perhaps. I'm on a phone so I can't really quote you, but I pretty much agree with everything you said haha.

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you are all dumb and i dont know why i keep coming into this thread


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