fluent: Thai, English
not so fluent: Japanese

with Zawajiro

zawa collab again

Flask - "Usually for music parts like this where vocals and drums are having completely 2 different systems going on at the same time, usually you could just get to follow 1 of them, and try to "compensate-follow" the other 1 as much as you can. I'll provide an example and try to explain the concept im using"

PNXK1ller - "make a slider art, this is boring to play"

Ohm002 - "these object seems to be all smudge to the center, maybe try space some of the object to a corner would be good"
Sarawatlism - "[The combo color does not break the Rc rules] but its kinda have effect with player when playing with 0% BG dim, its will like them eyes got flashbang."
Timemon "the map seems to have a lot of 1/2 sliders and rhythm on repeat a lot, it makes many parts feel the same"

XHappy-"Contrast throughout the difficulty feels almost all the same which makes it non-existed and boring gameplay. Each section should've got some distinctive patterning to make the difficulty more enjoyable." and "expert diff has no rules actually so it's kinda whatever"

Zawajiro "use approach circle as distance snap (its better than real distance snap, unless you're mapping low diff)"

Ryxliee "If you have made at least one 1/2 stack in the map, never stack 1/1 rhythm because it is confusing for a beginner"

Frozz “spacing should be low and if you want to introduce jump, make it atleast 2x more spacing than non jump and dont overdone in spacing. some example of nice spacing usage is make it around 1.5 DS for non jump and 2 DS for jump”

Doyak "I'm not against generic style but you should still build up your own consistency on it. Rather than placing notes one by one at 'okay' spots you can make some real patterns and be more precise on their placements. Make reasons behind why some notes are with each other and why others are spaced out."