Please use "Vulkin's" for anything that was uploaded (or started to map, in case of unsubmitted beatmaps) before June 1st, 2026; and "49's" for anything after.
If the chart is a collab. chart, then please ask the other mapper for a proper difficulty name, but the previous rule still applies.

Feel free to use my timing, but it will be your responsibility to polish it if there's anything wrong.
Please let me know if you, or someone else makes any improvement.

If you want to push my maps for ranked, or for tournaments, go for it.
However, you'll be responsible for any mods/fixes that need to be applied. I don't want to revive sets that are graveyarded.
No DM is necessary, though it would be nice so that I can send a hype or something.

I do not want to revive a mapset without reason, since I use my pending slots quite frequently.

Regarding AI training use:
Since the charts revolve around songs which are not mine, I cannot give permission for using someone else's assets.
As such, I request that you don't use them for that, unless both the involved audio & visual artists are OK with it. (Which I doubt)

If I timed something, and you want to use it, then please do so.
Timing is supposed to be objective, so it's pointless to gatekeep it.
Credit for timing is optional. I'd prefer if there was no credit, but I won't force you.

Don't refer to me as someone who can time or check timing upon request.
I don't have the mental capacity to deal with requests, please ask someone else.

Anyhow, please watch these timing guides, so that you can get a reference on how to time:

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErcwVdfBAGo - Charles445's guide -- Focuses on how to time complex songs beat-by-beat.
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xauZuMPgiQw - pishifat's guide -- Focuses on the tecnical aspects of timing.
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=key9ovLTJZE - olc's guide -- Focuses on how timing can be simplified.
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKYSlXqbik4 - dsco's guide -- Also focuses on how timing can be simplified.

Also, consider trying to use the following programs for timing if you have issues with osu!'s timing menu.

1. community/forums/topics/2021596 Tempora
   Exclusively made for timing complex songs in osu!. You can even export & share the timing files with others.
2. https://arrowvortex.ddrnl.com/ ArrowVortex
   StepMania-focused charting program; it has a function to display the waveform in the timeline to aid with timing. Apparently it can also be used in conjunction with osu! for charting & timing directly (I don't know if it also applies for osu!lazer, use at your own discretion).
3. https://www.audacityteam.org/ Audacity
   Audio editing software, you can use the waveform to get a rough place on a red line. Alternatively, you can time using the spectrogram of the audio file to get more precise places for red lines, but it's harder to set up...

I'm not a very chatty person, so don't take it badly if I don't reply to your DMs.

Laptops I've used:
Lenovo LOQ 15IRX9 -> Intel i7-13650HX + RTX 4060 (Laptop) + 24 GB DDR5 RAM (Current)
HP Pavilion 14 Notebook PC (14-e012la) -> Intel i3-3110 + 8 GB DDR3(?) RAM
Lenovo 80FY (G40-30) -> Intel Celeron (Unknown, need to check) + 4 GB DDR3L
Acer (?) -> Pentium (Unknown) + 4 GB DDR3(?) RAM (Data not available, PC has been given away)
Olidata PC -> All Unknown, broke back around 2008-2010, was sent for repairs and it never came back...

PC's I've used:
HP Pavilion s3440la -> AMD 4050e + nForce 6100-405/430 + GeForce 8400 (ASUS EN8400) + 4 GB DDR2
Custom built -> E2180 + 2 GB DDR3 + G41 Chipset from MSI G41M-P26 (Dead PSU & potentially Motherboard)

Mouse: Logitech G502 HERO (Current)

Tablet: Formerly Genius i405X EasyPen, but the pens (low quality) broke, and they don't sell it separately.
Currently saving up for a Wacom PTH-660 or better.

Playstyle for Taiko: KDDK -> DFKL, focused on singletap but trying to alternate.