The NinSheetMusic Redesign Suggestion Thread: The Forum

[Latios212]

^that'd be great

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Can we make twg posts not count for our post count like the forum games topic does?

how about no

I mean, TWG is a completely different thing than the forum games (especially in the fact that a lot of the posts take a substantial amount of effort, versus the average forum games post); that would be like making the entirety of the off-topic board not count. Which isn't cool.

[Olimar12345]

Initially I was going to not care, but BDS has a point. TWG isn't just some random posting game that like 99% of the forum games (see examples such as word of the day, you're banned game, and CTRL-V, to name a few). It's an organized board with a focus and it's own mods. Not to mention, TWG also represents a badass part of NSM history.

[mikey]

I wasn't aware you felt so strongly about post count

[BlackDragonSlayer]

I mean, the fact that you brought it up shows that you care, at least.

[Olimar12345]

rekt

[mikey]

Tbh I did kinda wanted to see how many twg posts I had

I brought it up because ffr doesn't count it in their post count

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Tbh I did kinda wanted to see how many twg posts I had

I brought it up because ffr doesn't count it in their post count

As of right now, you have 1129 TWG posts; you can check by clicking "View Stats" on your profile page.

Also, LLF counts posts in TWG. :\ Not sure why you'd even want that to apply here anyway just because another site does it.

[mikey]

The ability to isolate all posts from a single user in a single topic

[BlackDragonSlayer]

That would be neat, along with other functions for more specific searches.

[Trainer Ave]

So basically advanced search options

[mikey]

Just the isolation thing would be good enough for me

[BlackDragonSlayer]

So basically advanced search options

They're usually not good enough.

[Dude]

gently vibrates in mild and petty dissatisfaction

Oh my

[LeviR.star]

Is the site currently set up that games on multiple consoles are only labeled as [MUL] if they were released for multiple consoles at the same time?

For example: an arcade game is released in 1985. A year later, it is ported to the NES. Over the years, it receives more and more ports. [ARCADE] or [MUL]? What if the arcade music is slightly different? What if I want to arrange the NES version, but it's only different in terms of tempo, harmonies, and key signature?

This has never made sense to me. Tetris is a notable on-site example. We have sheets for both the GB and NES versions, but that may only be because they have different soundtracks.