Rules that have been changed since BOF;ET will be in this color.
All dates and times listed in the rules are JST-based.

Rules applying to all participants.

The following rules apply both to competitors and players.
 
Schedule Date (JST)
Team Registration period 2023/06/10 11:30 ~ 2023/09/04 23:59
Deadline to change team name 2023/9/22 23:59
Deadline to declare number of entries by team 2023/9/22 23:59
PR period starts 2023/9/1 0:00 ~
(Releasing videos and audios for FINAL STRIKERs are only allowed after registering the work.)
Registration period 2023/9/27 23:00 ~ 2023/10/6 23:59
Registration reveal (Schedule will be announced during the primary registration period.)
Late registration period 2023/10/25 00:00 ~ 2023/10/26 23:59
Impression period 2023/10/11 21:00 ~ 2023/11/26 23:59

※ Impression period may be subject to change based on number of registered teams.

Treatment of late registrations.

Please be aware that any works that are not submitted within the registration period will be disqualified.
Teams that failed to submit the declared number of entries will not be counted in some categories.
In order to address the issue where the server becomes overloaded around the end of the registration period, we have introduced an additional registration time system that allows the registration process to continue for a few minutes after the end of the registration period. Any works registered during this grace period will not be disqualified.

About the late registration period.

This event will have a late registration period as a relief measure for those who could not make it in time.
However, the secondary registration period will only be held if the number of unregistered works at the end of the primary registration exceeds 20% of the total expected number of works. The duration of the secondary registration period will be decided after the primary registration period. The total anticipated number of works will be the sum of the declared works of all teams at the end of the team recruitment period.

There will be no penalties against works registered during the late registration period.
his is because we consider that failing to deliver your best piece in time for the set deadline is considered to be a penalty in itself, so there is no need to introduce any additional penalties.

About Incomplete Registrations

Registering only the information of the work without any playable BMS downloads available, or registering works that are not complete at the time of registration would be considered as an Incomplete Registration.
Doing so would result in an immediate disqualification.
(Please refer to a section below for what would be considered incomplete)

Also, not particular for this event, there often are participants who attempt to register right before the registration period ends and fail to do so because they forgot to fill all required information.
Make sure to have plenty of time to register, since registering song data takes time.

Prohibited actions for all participants

The administrators reserve the right to, without notice, issue a violation warning or delete any evaluations / works that fall into the following categories.
Furthermore, depending on the nature of the violations, it is possible that team members of the violator would be disqualified as well.

  • Posts/Works that intend to slander, defame, or abuse a specific individual.
  • Posts/Works that intend to threaten, extort, or coerce a specific individual.
  • Impersonating someone by using their handle, or malicious imitation.
  • Act of bribing the evaluator or creator regardless of currency or amount.
  • Posts/Works that are mainly hate speech.
  • Submitting works/impressions with propaganda intentions.
  • Acts of withholding information of fraudulent activities committed by team members after finding out about it.
  • Any other actions that the administration deems inappropriate.

Action against those who repeatedly commit prohibited acts.

If a participant or a prospective participant repeatedly engages in any of the acts described below,
that individual will be prohibited from participating in future events organized by the BOF:ET Executive Committee.
If the banned individual is found to be participating under any name, the organizer reserves the right to disqualify the team with that person from the competition, and delete the impressions made by that individual.
Depending on the how harmful a violation is, we may create an exception to the rules and ban a participant even if that person hasn't repeatedly violated the rules.

  • Participants who created works that have been disqualified by the administration's special measures.
    (This does not apply to works such as works withdrawn by the participant or incomplete registrations)
  • A participant who repeatedly violates the Impression Rules 3~7 (see below).
  • Any other person who is judged to be a problem by the administration, such as a person who has made a declaration implying harm to the administrators or participants.

This rule will be effective starting 2020, and will apply to all future events organized by the Executive Committee.

About troubles caused by participants

The organizing committee will not be involved in any trouble caused by individual participants or between participants.
And will not be responsible for any damages or losses caused by the trouble.
Regarding incidents of online backlash on external social media or forums caused by personal remarks or actions of yourself or participants from your own team, please take responsibility and resolve the issues on your own. Even if we receive opinions, requests, or reports regarding external backlash incidents, the organizers will firmly refuse to engage in any form of assistance or intervention.

 

Team Participation Rules

BMS Registration Rules

You must apply for participation in advance in this event on the dedicated registration page.
Please note that teams that have not applied for participation in advance will not be allowed to participate.

The registration page will be announced on the top page at a later date, so please be sure to check the team registration period if you are considering registering.

Team Rules

In this event, the person who is in charge of the process of slicing sounds, arranging sounds into a BMS file, and creating at least one chart would be considered as the BMS creator, and all persons who are not BMS creators (composers, arrangers, movie creators, charters, vocalists, etc.) would be considered as a support personnel.
All persons involved in the team should be entered as members during team registration.A minimum of two team members are required. (*1)
All persons involved in BMS production, such as BGA (BGI) artists, vocalists, performance assistants, charters, etc., will be considered as members.
Members can be changed at will after registration, but if there is too much of a discrepancy between the members entered and the actual members, the team may be subject to disqualification.
One individual is only allowed to be a leader of a single team. (*2)
The team will be disqualified if it is found that any of the listed team members have been added to the team without their consent, or that the team has faked the number of team members in order to reach the minimum number of team members.

Starting from this year, both the BMS creator and charter are required to include their names in either the ARTIST or SUBARTIST header of the BMS file. BMS creators or charters will be treated as if they are not involved with the piece if the BMS does not adhere to this rule.

When teams register, they will be asked to declare the number of works to be submitted by the team in advance, and to submit the number of works as declared.
Each team may declare to register 3~4 BMS. Declaring 2 or less or 5 or more BMS is not allowed..
If a team does not submit the number of songs as declared, that team will not be counted in both the Team Total Division and the Team Median Division.
Each team is REQUIRED to register one of their songs as a "Final Striker" which special rules described below would be applied.
It is prohibited for the same team to submit multiple entries for different themes.
(As an example, doing something like Team Triplet in BOF2012 would not be allowed this year)

(*1)....... The act of inflating the number of participants through aliases will not be counted towards team members.
(*2).......Team leaders cannot be a team leader of another team but they are allowed to join another team as a non-leader member.

The "Final Striker"

All teams must register one BMS as their "Final Striker" in this event.
During the score calculations for the Team Point Division, the BMS selected as the "Final Striker" will receive an extra point bonus of 0.5 * impression scores given to the BMS.
Instead, there are some extra restrictions that the "Final Striker" must follow.

  • Each team MUST select one BMS as the "Final Striker". Selecting 2 or more BMS, or not selecting any at all, is not allowed.
  • The regular appeal regulations do not apply to this category. Instead, until registration is complete, all public disclosure and sharing of the music, visuals, including work-in-progress (WIP) or demos, in any public setting, online or offline, is strictly prohibited.
    • However, starting with appeal period on September 1, 2023, information other than videos and audio (including works in progress) such as music info, artist info, and images related to the work can be publicly released.
    • If you are submitting a BMS version of an existing music piece, it must be specifically remade or self-arranged specifically for this event. Even in the case of a remake or self-arrangement of an existing tracks, the special appeal regulations mentioned above must be followed. Information other than the remade or arranged audio/video can be shared with the public starting with the appeal period at September 1, 2023.
    • For FS works, the same rules apply as the regular appeal guidelines for sharing the whole charts such as gameplay videos. It is totally prohibited until the simultaneous public release.
  • During the primary registration period, registration for FS works can only be done once the registration for all non-FS works in the team is complete. If the conditions are not met, registration cannot be executed.
    • As an exception, starting from 00:00 on the final day of the primary registration period or during the registration period of the secondary registration, FS works can be registered even if all non-FS works within the team are not registered.
      • However, non-FS works registered after the FS works will not be included in the team's overall score.

If the above rules are not followed, the BMS selected as the "Final Striker" may be subject to losing its "Final Striker" status or even being disqualified.
Also, teams without any "Final Striker" BMS will not be considered in the Team Point Division ranking of the event.

About Team Names

We used to have the rules about team names on the team registration page, but there were several cases where people either missed or ignored the restrictions so we moved it here.

Changing the team names is allowed during the "Team name change deadline" denoted in the schedules.
No changes to team names are allowed after the deadline.

We have team name restrictions for this event, only the following letters are allowed:

  • Half-width alphabet letters/numbers
  • Full-width Japanese Characters
    • Half-width katakana is not allowed (Full-width katakana is allowed)
    • Kanji of JIS Level 1 and 2 Symbols that are environment independent
  • Symbols that are environment independent
    • Some exceptions may exist. In these cases, the administrators of the event will directly contact you.

Using symbols such as letters from languages other than English and Japanese; emojis; half-width katakana; letters that require special layouts; Special characters; environment dependent letters; and control characters in the team names are forbidden.

In a case that a team has a name violating the above rules, the administration team would contact the applicable team and order the team to fix the issue. If the team doesn't comply with the order to change names, or if the team name violates the above rules at the time of Team name change deadline, the team may be subject to disqualification.

About Team Banners / Icons.

We used to have the rules about team banners and icons on the team registration page, but there were several cases where people missed the restrictions, so we moved it here./br/>Also because of complaints, we added some extra restrictions about the banners and icons from last year.

In this event, each team is allowed to have a team banner and an icon that represents the team.
The banners and emblems would be displayed on the event venue as the teams point of appeal.
When registering a banner or an icon, please follow the below guidelines.

  • Banners' size must be 468px horizontal and 60px vertical. Icons' size must be 32px horizontal and vertical.
    • For images that don't follow the above size limitations, a forced resize would be applied.
  • Banners' must be less than 384 KB in size and icons must be less than 256KB in size. Submitting images above that size is not allowed.
  • You may use the following formats: JPG, PNG, GIF.
  • The following expressions are prohibited in banners and icons:
    • Images that may considered immoral or offensive.
    • Images that may cause photosensitivity attacks.

If an image does not adhere to the guidelines, the admin will contact the team about the issue and then hide or delete the corresponding image.
In the case that an image that violates the guidelines is submitted repetitively, the team may be subject to disqualification.

Tip: Changes in determination of Team positions on venue.

The way the teams would be ordered on the venue would be as the following in this event.

【Before BOFXVII】
"Sum of the registration numbers of each BMS.
(teams with 4 BMS will be applied a 3/4 multiplier to the sum, teams with 2 BMS will be applied a 3/2 multiplier to the sum)"
For each BMS that was declared but not registered, 10000 would be added to the above sum.
The order would be the above sum in ascending order.

【After BOF:ET】
"Sum of the registration numbers of each BMS.
(teams with 4 BMS will be applied a 3/4 multiplier to the sum)"
Order each team by the time of the last song registered, and add the order multiplied by 10000 to the above sum.
However, the ranking of teams that are not together shall be fixed at 999th place.
For each BMS that was declared but not registered, 1000000 would be added to the above sum.
The order would be the above sum in ascending order.

BMS Regulations

You are only allowed to register BMS/bmson that are made specifically for this event.
BMSs that have been published in the past cannot be registered.

You can also register works of bmson in this event.
In the rules, we will basically refer to it as BMS, so please replace it with bmson.
When registering, please be sure to mention the bmson format is used.

BMS(bmson) works are assumed to be able to play properly on at least one of the following BMS players: Lunatic Rave 2, QMS-player, beatoraja(* description article), or Be-muse.
When distributing BMS (bmson), the compressed file should be compressed in ZIP, RAR, or 7-Zip format.
Self-extracting files, compressed files in LZH format, or uncompressed files are prohibited.
However, the following types BMSs are prohibited and will result in immediate disqualification upon discovery. Please note the following

  1. Works that are incomplete at the time of registration.
    • The criteria for incompleteness refers to works that have not reached the below minimum standards.
      • sounds are cut, placed, and at least one playable chart is included.
    • If the BMS only includes charts without any playable notes, or works that cannot be played correctly until the end will be disqualified as an Incomplete Registration.
    • If the work meets the minimum standards, it will not be disqualified even if there is no BGA (BGI) or additional charts.
  2. Unplayable BMSs
    • Works that are commonly referred to as "unplayable" or "keyless BMS" fall under this category.
    • If the percentage of silent notes exceeds 8% in all of the included charts, the work will be judged as "unplayable bms" or as "incomplete at the time of registration" as described above.
    • If the number of sounds defined within the BMS file is extremely small, the work may be judged as an "unplayable bms"
  3. BMSs that use tracks/charts copied from commercial music games.
    • This also applies to the use of sounds extracted from BEMANI series by software disassembling, etc.
  4. BMS that consists only of sound source from sound sets such as Musicbox7.
    (Musicbox7 is the soundset used for 春色小径 ~ Colorful Path by 由蘭)
  5. BMS that uses MIDI files
    • This applies even if the MIDI data meets the GM standard
    • Works that use sounds recorded from MIDI do not fall under this category

In addition, BMSs that apply to the following will be disqualified, and in some cases, the registered information may be deleted.
In cases that we deem serious, we may remove the work information and disqualify all works associated with the creators involved.

  1. Submissions that are intended to attack, threaten, or insult a specific individual or group.
    • Works that contain hateful expressions that can be judged to be malicious will be targeted by this rule.
    • If a work with extreme expressions is registered, and we deem it dangerous to continue the event due to its content, we may delete it without notice.
    • In such a case, we will delete all the registered information instead of a normal disqualification.
  2. BMS that uses a piece of music that has not been approved by the original composer.
    • When arranging or remixing an original piece of music, we highly recommend that you contact the composer and obtain permission before producing the work if possible, in order to prevent problems.
    • If the copyright holder sends an official notice, warning, or complaint to the administrators or the author of the registered work, the work will be disqualified at the discretion of the organizer.
  3. If a BMS work has been produced through paid commissions for any part of the production process (audio slicing, placing of sounds in bms file, or charting)
    • if the actions of the one who paid are deemed malicious, all works created by the requester can be disqualified.
    • If the creators who accepted the payment were participating in this event, all BMS works that person was involved may also be disqualified.

Each BMS must at least contain one chart out of 5key, 7key, 10key, 14key, or 9key (PMS).
Hidden charts will be considered as "not subject to evaluation".

If there are BMS that do not comply with the regulations or if a BMS file is not included, it will result in disqualification. Please be aware of this.
Once a work has been disqualified, it cannot be re-registered during both the primary or secondary registration period.
If disqualified works are repeatedly registered, it will be considered as malicious behavior, and as a result, the work information will be removed and participation privileges will be revoked.

If your BMS uses special instructions that only work with a specific players such as: banner images, compressed sound sources (ogg, etc.), extended WAV definitions, extended BGA definitions, extended BMP definitions, video BGAs, charge notes (long notes), stop sequences, etc., please be sure to specify the recommended BMS player.

Please include an attachment to your BMS that lists the creators of the BMS, BGA and charts regardless of whether it was created by you or someone else.
Also, if you use free-to-use video or image materials as part of the BGA, be sure to include the name and URL of the site you used in the attachment.

Tips: Recommended elements in BMS works

* None of the recommendations are forced, failure in following them will not result in a disqualification.

  • When you use a movie file as a BGA for LR2, we recommend using WMV or MPEG1 (mpg file) as much as possible to avoid playback problems caused by AVI codec
  • In recent years, as the average difficulty level of charts has increased, there have been more and more songs that light users can't clear at all. It may be a good idea to include a chart for beginners (Lv.1~3) or for intermediate players (Lv.4~7) to make your song accessible to a broader audience.
  • We recommend using only alphanumeric characters in the file names for BMS, audio, and video files. Using symbols such as Japanese, Korean, Chinese characters, or other emojis in file names may cause the BMS to be unplayable under some environments.
  • If you are assuming gameplay via beatoraja, it is recommended to include preview files (preview.ogg) and high-quality MP4 files for BGA if possible.

Distribution rules

BMS works should be uploaded to a web server or storage service (such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc.).
You may also use timed storage sites such as firestorage, or upload sites such as Axfc.
However, storage sites that have a distribution deadline (cannot be set to be indefinite) may cause difficulties in downloading.
Avoid uploading files to file-sharing sites that involve complex procedures for downloading (such as places where the installation of plugins is required, dedicated accounts are necessary for downloading, or where personal information is requested during the download process). Especially, uploading bms works to sites that ask for money for downloading (e.g., paying money will increase the download speed) is strictly prohibited.
In addition, there are cases where uncompressed bms works are published using a folder sharing function of a storage service, but even if there is a function that allows you to download all of the files as a compressed file at once, this is not considered uploading compressed files as described above, and may result in disqualification.
Please be sure to publish your work in a compressed format.

By registering your work, you have agreed to the secondary distribution of the BMS work and the distribution of event packages by the event organizer or volunteers during the event period under the promise that the archive will not be altered.
If you disagree with the above statement, you are not allowed to participate in this event.

If a work does not follow the distribution guidelines, or it follows the distribution guidelines but at the time of registration the download address is not publicly accessible, such works will be considered undownloadable, and it will be deemed as an act of "pre-registration," subject to potential disqualification.

Distribution of Packages by Volunteers

The administrators of the event will not be distributing BMS packages of this event.

Instead, there are no restrictions on the distribution of packages by volunteers.
Please note that some tracker sites only allow the distribution of original or authorized copies/arrangements/remixes.

PR Rules

You are allowed to publicly release and promote your works through videos and audio, as well as in formats other than BMS. However, you must adhere to the following prohibited actions. Please be aware that if a violation is discovered, the work may be subject to disqualification.

  • For the BMS works submitted in this event, the sharing the complete content in the form of music media or video data on any websites and video platform to the public is prohibited until August 31, 2023.
  • If you plan to register a BMS version of an existing music work, publicly announcing such intentions is also prohibited until August 31, 2023.
  • The sharing of video and audio works at offline events is also prohibited until August 31, 2023.
  • Publishing any form of the complete content of the registered BMS's charts, such as gameplay videos, is prohibited until the simultaneous public release date.

For BMS that is planned to be registered as the ""Final Striker"", a separate set of PR restrictions apply.
For any ""Final Strikers"" that don't follow the restrictions, the BMS may be disqualified after facts are confirmed.

  • Publicizing the entire so-called BMS version of the BMS work that you plan to submit to this event is forbidden until registration is complete. This includes presenting it to the public in forms such as music formats like mp3 or uploading videos to websites such as YouTube.
  • For FS works, the same rules apply as the regular appeal guidelines for sharing the whole charts such as gameplay videos. It is totally prohibited until the simultaneous public release.
  • Publication of video and audio works at offline events is prohibited until registration is complete.
  • Publication of the production process (such as WIPs and demos) are prohibited until registration is complete.
 

Participation rules as a player

In BOF:ET, the score of a work is determined by impressions with a score attached to it.。
Users can choose between regular impressions, one-line impressions, or voting (no comment).
The total score and the number of impressions for each work will determine the ranking (see below for the ranking method).

This event is held as a place to evaluate works of art, not to evaluate personalities, attitudes, or factors other than the works of art.
Please make sure that your score is based solely on the evaluation of the BMS, and do not include evaluations of anything else.

Please be sure to enter your name and email address when submitting impressions because they will be required.

Once an impression has been submitted, it cannot be modified, withdrawn, or deleted as a general rule. Only under circumstances such as miss-scoring or accidental submission of incomplete text, you may contact the organizers through the inquiry form to request edits. However, requests for impression modification will not be accepted until the last two days of the impression period. Only deletion requests will be accepted. Also, if the email address of the edit requester does not match the email address associated with the target impression, deletion requests will not be accepted.

Normal Impressions

You can submit impressions that consist of multiple lines.
The number of points you can allocate is between 100 and 1000.
No anonymous or no-comment submissions will be accepted.

One-line Impressions

This is an impression format for those who want to write a brief impression.
Anonymous submissions are allowed here.
The points allotted will be between 100 and 1000 points.

Tips: Voting with no comments.

If you make a one-line impression with no comment, it will be treated as a vote. The vote will be reflected as an impression in both impressions and points..
However, it will not appear in the headlines.

Prohibitions

Please do not submit impressions before the evaluation period. It will be deleted as soon as the administrators acknowledge it. Any impressions based on audio or video only will be deleted. Please make sure to evaluate the BMS(ON) after playing it with a BMS(ON) player as a game.

Due to the nature of the event system, evaluation via smartphones or tablets, or via anonymous browsers such as tor is prohibited.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but please use a PC to post impressions.
You can only post comments without scores from smartphones and tablets.
If any impressions are submitted in a fraudulent manner from a smartphone or a tablet,
the corresponding impression would be nullified after fraud is confirmed.
In a case where a individual repetitively submits a fraudulent impression, all impressions from that individual would be nullified.

The following impressions may be removed without notice.

  1. Giving yourself a scored impression (Sock puppeting).
  2. Giving your teammate a scored impression.
  3. Including any part that is not related to the content of the work or including something the creator has requested not to be evaluated in the evaluation.
  4. The act of including personal feelings of the evaluator toward the actions or words of the creator or individual team members in the evaluation.
  5. Evaluations where the evaluator has not played the bms(on), such as only watching videos or listening to audio files.
  6. Evaluations for the purpose of receiving money, regardless of the currency or amount.
  7. Trolling.
  8. Posting through an anonymous proxy.
  9. Posting advertisements or spam messages.
    (* Posting detailed impression breakdowns on external sites and redirecting users to those URLs will also be considered as an advertisement.)
  10. Posting impressions via VPN or hosting services.
    (* except for VPNs that utilize IPv4 over IPv6.)
  11. Impressions submitted in a fraudarant manner.
  12. Using impressions as a chatting platform.
  13. Other impressions that the administrator deems inappropriate.

If a user repeatedly violates the above prohibited actions, their impressions on other works may also be deleted as well.
In particular, if a user is found to have violated any of the actions between 3 through 7 even once, all their impressions will be subject to deletion.
If a user's actions are deemed malicious further measures may be applied, such as deleting their impressions to other works or implementing posting restrictions.

If posts violating prohibitions #1 or #7 come from the same provider, region, or country continuously, we may restrict posts from that provider, region, or country.
In particular, VPN connections will be strictly restricted.

If there is evidence of organized voting campaigns conducted on social media or forums to artificially inflate or lower the scorings of specific works, all related submissions will be invalidated after confirming the facts.

The criteria for removal of impressions will be determined by the administrators.
You may report problematic impressions but if the administration does not deem the content of an impression problematic, we may not take action even if it is pointed out to us

There has been a significant increase in malicious activities in recent years, such as "giving impressions to their own or their teammate's work" and "giving impression to works based solely on reasons like supporting their own country's works", regardless of the content. If we observe a high occurrence of such malicious activities, we may need to enforce substantial restrictions on submissions. We kindly ask for your understanding and cooperation.

Team Point Counting

Team points will be calculated from the scores of impressions written or voted by the players.
The ranking of each division will be determined by the total score of each team's BMSs.

Team Median Division

This category is based on the median value. Median is the middle number of a sorted list of numbers.
The winner is determined by the median of the impression points. Please note that the value is completely different from the average.
In addition, the team median division will only include the teams that have submitted the number of works as declared.
Also, the score adjustments of the ace song system will not be applied.

Team Total Score Division

This category calculates the total points given by impressions and determines the team's ranking based on the total value.
The more impressions you receive, the higher you are ranked.
If a song has been designated as an ace song under the ace song system, the score for that song will be calculated at 1.25 times the normal score for this category only.

Solo Score Division

As a part of the reference data, we will separately calculate the solo category, which is a tally of individual songs.
These divisions will be counted as reference values only, and these rankings will have no effect on the team rankings.

Solo Median Division(for reference only)

Similar to the Team Median division, this category is based on the median value.
The median score of each song will be used to calculate the ranking.
The score adjustments by the ace song system will not be applied.

Solo Total Score Division(for reference only)

Similar to the Team Total Score division, the total impression scores given by impressions will be calculated.
The total value will be used to determine the ranking of the songs. Unlike in the Team Total Score division, the ace song system will not be applied in this division.

Best Impressor Division

This category is not for song participants, but for player participants.
The goal is to award those who wrote a lot of impressions on the participating songs of the event in a ranking format.
The ranking will be determined by the total number of impressions that meet the following conditions.

  • Impressions under the same name or the same trip code will be counted.
    • Even if the impression is from the same individual, if the names used for impressions are different, they would be counted as separate participants.
  • Normal or One-Line impressions will be considered. Impressions without comments (votes) will not be counted.
  • Anonymous impressions will not be counted.

Tips: About trip codes

Due to a number of problems caused by the use of Unicode characters, the trip key function, which displays an encrypted ID by entering any character after the name with a single-byte sharp, has been discontinued.
This function, "Trip Code," is an alternative to the Trip Key function.
Please note that even if you put a half-width sharp in this venue, the following character string will not be converted unlike previous events.

By entering any characters you desire in the "Tripcode" field, the characters after the sharp end will automatically be converted into an encrypted ID called a trip (It will appear after the ◆ character in your name).
Trips are a feature for people who want to hide their names yet want to prove they are the same person, or for people who use separate aliases when impressing different songs.
Trips can be converted with a short string (like 4 characters), but it may duplicate with others, so please use a longer string if possible. For more details, please check the tweets from the administrator.

Team Score Calculation Method

Number of submitted songs Total Score Division Median Score Division
3 Total score for each song (3 songs) + Ace song bonus points The median of the set of all three songs' scores combined
4 ((Total score of each song ÷ 1.33) × 4 songs) + Ace song bonus points The median of the set of all four songs' scores combined

Score Calculation Method for each division

Form Total Score Division Median Score Division
Team Total score for each song (3 songs) + Ace song bonus points The median of the set of all three songs' scores combined
Solo Total score of the work The median of all impressions of the song
This event has nothing to do with the music games developed by various companies. Please understand that there is no guarantee that any of the BMS works that place high in this event will be added to any music game.
Also, we cannot respond to inquiries about recording songs that participated in this event to any music games.
Thank you for your understanding.