angular
denied| Name | angular |
| Description | Relies on sharp corners and angles within slidershape design. |
| Parent descriptor | style |
| Usable | True |
| Proposer | moonpoint |
| Type | new |
| Creation date | 2023-10-30 22:37:38 |
| Last updated | 2023-10-31 18:37:53 |
| Proposals can be approved when it receives 20 votes and has >=65% positive votes. Approvals can only happen after a minimum of 5 days. | |
| Status | denied by moonpoint |
Vote
5.56% voted positivelyyes (1): moonpoint
no (11): dedekind, Melter, MonsieurSebas, Shaun, milr_, Fsjallink, Deca, Raburauza, bsm, [[[[[[, Boombox
hold (6): yukic, squirrelpascals, Renumi, Kurboh, funny, wyit
Comments (13)
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going to close and revisit with a better proposal for this later down the road
the kind of beatmaps that call to mind angles
reunite dn
what about reunion :D
elvis maps use red nodes. pretty sure this descriptor isnt intended for those so it wouldnt make sense for it to be called "red nodes"
having a descriptor thats just "red nodes" would make more sense i think idk
this is just the cs5 aesthetic
No yeah descriptor is way too vague to describe anything meaningfully. Need more words/better words
this is definitely a common type of aesthetic used across a few maps, but i think the "angular" title is misleading because that can refer to jumps. if it were called "rough sliders" or smth similar i'd probably say yes.
rather than focusing on the acute shaped slidershapes themselves i think what makes those three mappers' cs5 style so iconic is their ability to create a good (vague term i know but yeah) composition of a variation of curved and acute shapes
i know what you mean but i dont know if angular is the right word to describe it
idk dude sounds too vague
usage that comes to mind is stuff like tsuka kloyd kiddly core stuff