if V4N accepted 13 and he says HE'S strict...I might have tightened up a bit too much...
Haha, I am a sucker for more interesting/creative files, something unique to offset the hundreds of "generic" FFR files, provided it's not too wtf. This batch had quite a few of them. Basically, if I sense any /expressivemanias\ or /creativemanias\, I weigh the file on a diarrhea scale to see how big of a dump it is, and then come up with a rating accordingly.
As such, I expect the other judges to disagree on a few of the files I accepted, so it'll balance out, unless I really was too lenient .
Originally posted by championanwar
Footbull, you just got PANDAPOP'D!
It's Super effective!
Also, if I'm reading correctly, Silvuh wants to be permanently a back-up judge. I assume whenever he's readily available, he can partake in judging. Obviously, this month is pretty hard...one reason why I didn't do it this time.
@TC: but at least you're not the only one...in fact, there's pretty much a significantly tougher judge in EACH batch section this time
I don't want you to change your rating of cucumber flavoured beer because of this, but if you're curious:
(6:25:14 PM) Patashu: ok basically
(6:25:51 PM) Patashu: first axiom: in this file there will be no jumps into or out of 16ths. except maybe a couple I don't remember exactly
(6:26:13 PM) Patashu: the synth did constant triplets. if -I- did constant triplets it would be boring so I put them only when they were tripletier and took them away whenever a jump shadowed them
(6:26:21 PM) Patashu: jumps go to the clap and to the 'cum ber' vocals
(6:26:31 PM) Patashu: there were long runs to the 'youuuu~'s
(6:26:55 PM) Patashu: if there are random seeming triplets it's only b/c they got shadowed the rest of the time
(6:27:20 PM) Patashu: so maybe itd be better if I allowed jumps into and out of triplets.
alternatively I could restep as a 'for beginners' file
Just like there's one hard judge for each sector, there's also one really lenient one for each sector as well. So all in all, it might work out pretty evenly.
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