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This beatmap was submitted using in-game submission on 26 апреля 2025 г. at 18:37:15

Artist: deadmau5 & Kaskade
Title: I Remember (Radio Edit)
BPM: 128
Filesize: 4685kb
Play Time: 03:15
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• i forgor (4,86 stars, 333 notes)
  

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this is mah 1st beatmap here. ready for mods

FORGOT TO CHANGE AUDIO! REDOWNLOAD THE BEATMAP FOR GETIING A BETTER AUDIO QUALITY!

This map is missing hitsounds, all ranked maps require hitsounds. I also recommend changing the hitsound volume based on the intensity of the song, and using the Soft sampleset instead of Normal.

This map uses Perfect Curve Sliders, which are highly discouraged on Titanic. This slider curve type won't work correctly on older clients before late 2012. You can use my modded client to convert 95% identical bezier sliders by selecting all the notes and pressing CONTROL + SHIFT + C. You can then press Okay and it will convert them.

I think aim flow in general in this map feels really odd. You would think that the aim intensity or difficulty would change based on something (down beats, strong vocals) but honestly to me it feels rather random. Take a slider like this 00:30:036 (2) - wouldn't it have felt nice if this strong vocal was emphasized by creating more movement for the player? instead it is a complete standstill, and instead the circle before with little to no song emphasis is the one with movement. Here is another example of a complete head scratcher. This note here 02:33:082 (1) - is super far compared to the previous note of 02:32:614 (2) - it's a distance of 3.64x! Usually you reserve this kind of aim emphasis for large sounds, yet there is almost nothing on 02:33:082 (1), so it feels like aim for the sake of aim. Try to ensure that large aim like this happens on larger sounds, the idea is good but it's not the right time.

As for rhythms although I think you have placed objects on all the important sounds, you sometimes this map makes important sounds passive, and non important sounds active. Take this for example. You have a circle here at 00:28:629 (2) - on an active beat sound, thats great. But when this sound comes back again at 00:29:567 you instead represent this sound with a slidertail which is completely passive. You should make the player start a slider, or hit a circle on active sounds, have the player slider through low emphasis sounds.

I think aesthetics on this map are a bit lacking, objects feel like they are placed with little regard to how they look, or how the player will feel moving through them. You can argue this is subjective, however stuff like this I find very ugly 00:25:582 (4,1,2,3) - with how it overlaps with each other. As the map goes on you begin to experiment with more varied slider shapes, which I think is a good thing, but some of these slider shapes feel forced. Maybe if the map was more consistent on their usage it would feel more cohesive.

As for a first beatmap I think this map shows promise, but you still need some work on making your rhythms, and object placement feel intentionally designed, compared to be just being interesting patterns for the same of trying new things.

Thanks for giving mods, I'll add hitsounds and bezier sliders instad of perfect circle later. To other mods, I need to have some time to check out them

Okay, so I read it all. Mostly, I was experimenting with symetry and might hae been went too far with it. I understand.


Maybe I need to see more examples of maps from that time, to understand how aim flow should look like. For me, it seemed normal.


It's interesting to say, but, at the same time, I understand and don't understand what do you mean by "more movement". I was thinking that there's enough emphase on the length of her vocals and curve of the slider? I might've been wrong, since I feel like I've misunderstood you.


Yeah, possibly, I went really too far with it, especially because it's the single moment for the entire beatmap. I'll try to look at how to change it.


Possibly it was a mistake using 8kbps version of audio for this song, where I was literally predicting how would it sound like…


Think this one will be easier to remap, since, ig, you meant smth like
from this to this , right?


I saw it in the other old maps, thought it would be fitting, but will try to think how to change the placement.


Think you mean sliders at the slowpart, but, tbh, I had no clue what else to do with em, bcus, everything here is in the single SV and I don't know how to do it differently.


I'll try mah best in this, next time. Even if it's not mah 1st beatmap…

The way I would describe what you have done is taken conventional slider shapes, and arranged them in unconventional ways. If you played a lot of maps from 2014, and went back to your map I think you would see that your map is not "comfy", it's object placements create sharp angles that don't create a smooth flow, or nice snaps for jumps.


The emphasis in the song is at the START of the slider, by trying to create movement on the slider you are adding emphasis AFTER the sound. You need to create movement for where the sound is at it's largest. Move the slider away from the previous circle.


The issue isn't the distance, it's about when it was used.


I don't understand why you would do such a thing, I mean I hope you had fun? xD
Remember that even if the methods you used to map it made it harder to do, I will still judge it as if you mapped it in ways that are more "conventional" or "easy". What I'm trying to say is you created a situation where it became harder to map, but I can't forgive it's issues because of that.


That's better yes


It's difficult to explain in words, I think you should open other maps from the era you are trying to emulate, and instead of just noticing that there are overlaps, ask yourself "how does this map use overlaps differently compared to my map?" I think that kind of thought process in general with many different aspects of mapping are excellent ways to learn


I mean first of all, adding SV changes would be a good start, second my problem wasn't with your exact shapes, my problem is that you started using them randomly at the end, but didn't use them at the start. It feels like your map changes it's visual identity as it goes along.


Mapping is a journey. Making new maps gives you new opportunities to learn and improve your ideas when you map. Fixing old beatmaps is also a good option. I don't hate this map, I just think it needs some major reworking to be ranked. The examples I pointed out were not the only problems, but were meant to give you examples of issues I noticed when looking across the whole map.