08 May 11, 11:09PM
(This post was last modified: 08 May 11, 11:14PM by Apollo{TyD}.)
A lot of people aren't getting tired to throw in the argument that this requisites are limiting creativity.
The shortest definition of creativity is "ability to recombine information". Assume that the mapping requisites and the mapper's ideas are some kind of information. In this case a mapper would be creative if his map represents a combination of both - quite simple.
So my conclusion of this: Requesting over and over again to remove the requisites "to liberate creativity" shows that these admonishers are limited innerly in their ability to recombine. And to be honest - it's not that verrrry creative to place 50 nades with a 1 cube distance.
Whatever - like several other discussions here which took place during the past years this is also an example of a proxy war. The true reason is that A lot of people aren't able to accept any kind of restriction or limitation; so they feel personal affected (it doesn't matter if they are mappers or not) and therefore they are showing adverse reactions. Thereby the most people are missing the point (or they just don't know it) that there have been some informal requisites before (like the acceptable WQD value, which was always a bit vague).
So do me a favor and stop mourning for the wrong reasons. Try to learn to deal with the requisites, like a lot of other mappers did before. Good luck and have fun with mapping.
The shortest definition of creativity is "ability to recombine information". Assume that the mapping requisites and the mapper's ideas are some kind of information. In this case a mapper would be creative if his map represents a combination of both - quite simple.
So my conclusion of this: Requesting over and over again to remove the requisites "to liberate creativity" shows that these admonishers are limited innerly in their ability to recombine. And to be honest - it's not that verrrry creative to place 50 nades with a 1 cube distance.
Whatever - like several other discussions here which took place during the past years this is also an example of a proxy war. The true reason is that A lot of people aren't able to accept any kind of restriction or limitation; so they feel personal affected (it doesn't matter if they are mappers or not) and therefore they are showing adverse reactions. Thereby the most people are missing the point (or they just don't know it) that there have been some informal requisites before (like the acceptable WQD value, which was always a bit vague).
So do me a favor and stop mourning for the wrong reasons. Try to learn to deal with the requisites, like a lot of other mappers did before. Good luck and have fun with mapping.