It taught me to have fun and not worry about being better than others, or feeling bad that I'm not the best.
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i now make awesome maps in my head
then forget everything when i get back on osu!
then forget everything when i get back on osu!
I tolerate weeaboos and Vocaloid way less than what I used to. Also I watch anime way less. And whenever I watch anime, I skip the openings and endings.
It taught me that clicking circles is as normal as breathing.
I now get really depressed about everything, then forget about everything which I was depressed about when I play this fucking addictive piece of work.
I've been watching more anime as I discover them while playing Osu!mania. I love this as it makes the search for a new anime require less time! 
I also must add that my hand eye coordination has improved? well, not only that, but I'm enjoying music even more than I used to!
I love osu! ^_^
I also must add that my hand eye coordination has improved? well, not only that, but I'm enjoying music even more than I used to!
I love osu! ^_^
Giralda wrote:
For myself, osu! helped me understand that while hard work is important, hard work alone is not enough.Making connections with different people and combining that with hard work is essential to success in the real world.You also need some damn talent, too. For pretty much everything.
I'm pretty much the same way.Blaziken wrote:
I now get really depressed about everything, then forget about everything which I was depressed about when I play this fucking addictive piece of work.
At least it shows that practice will make one better. If only I could apply that to something else, like drawing or playing a musical instrument.
Bring me more good songs,that's it.
Oh Yeah... Same as this_Color wrote:
I watch less anime now.
i`m 50% more asocial than before and my studies have gotten even worse
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Yes, I agree with you on that 100%Varetyr wrote:
Giralda wrote:
For myself, osu! helped me understand that while hard work is important, hard work alone is not enough.Making connections with different people and combining that with hard work is essential to success in the real world.You also need some damn talent, too. For pretty much everything.
At first I had nightmares about being swarmed by low acc hits and oibon jumps but now I just click circles
I play taiko in my head with any song I hear, and now I play less League of legends...
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all planned.lKeira wrote:
and now I play less League of legends...
"How to get faster with tapping?"
"Practice."
"People can get #3 on Big Black with 4pc, when can I read that AR?"
"Practice."
"How to get better at Osu!?"
"Practice."
"I've been playing Osu! for xx years, but I still suck, what should I do?"
"Practice."
"I can't FC this darn map!"
"Practice."
"I can't beat this gawddayum map!"
"Practice."
Practice.
"Practice."
"People can get #3 on Big Black with 4pc, when can I read that AR?"
"Practice."
"How to get better at Osu!?"
"Practice."
"I've been playing Osu! for xx years, but I still suck, what should I do?"
"Practice."
"I can't FC this darn map!"
"Practice."
"I can't beat this gawddayum map!"
"Practice."
Practice.
I've got now a reason to stay at home - 'cause I don't wanna see all the shitheads outside...
Love the world. ~ <3
Love the world. ~ <3
It's taught me that you can never match a dollar value to how much a game will entertain you. osu! is definitely one of the most enjoyable online experiences I've had in a long while without even needing to spend a dime to play. (of course though I still like to contribute as a supporter)
Also through osu! I've learned some basic music theory,
and that Giralda can see into the future.
all planned.
Also through osu! I've learned some basic music theory,
and that Giralda can see into the future.
all planned.
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Oh crap.Trust wrote:
and that Giralda can see into the future.
all planned.
I've been found out.
brb hiding in secret cave forever
100% for me, i'm now a hermit.skiter43 wrote:
i`m 50% more asocial than before
th-th-the circles...they follow me..Shimy wrote:
I see circles everywhere i go...
THERE THEY ARE AGAIN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME
*bang* (dead)
My reaction to everything is faster now... also i try to tap every circle i find
Osu! has taught me how to control my anger, I guess that can be a carried lesson.
I only recently began osu! and watching anime, about half a year for anime, and like 3 months for osu!, but since I began osu! I watched less and less anime.
My first few months of anime any show I began to watch I'd marathon. 25-50 Episodes in 2-3 days, easy. Now I struggle to finish 12 episode series in a week.
I only recently began osu! and watching anime, about half a year for anime, and like 3 months for osu!, but since I began osu! I watched less and less anime.
My first few months of anime any show I began to watch I'd marathon. 25-50 Episodes in 2-3 days, easy. Now I struggle to finish 12 episode series in a week.
EXACTLY ME.lKeira wrote:
I play taiko in my head with any song I hear, and now I play less League of legends...
Wow, this is me. D':lKeira wrote:
and now I play less League of legends...
I've taken on tablets as preferred device for some work...
Please
true this. and i use my ballpen imagining i have a tablet and making spinners in my notebookPlease wrote:
i tap with my fingers everywhere i go until it comes to a point where people thought i have a retarded disease
improved my english.. xD
Developed a bit of a weeaboo side since installing the game 4 years ago. I barely watched anime or had any touch with any kind of this stuff before osu, I just started playing back then cause I liked rythm games.
I sometimes blink in time and move my eyes with the music I listen to. When there's not too much people around, that is. Midday bus rides are fun for that, and I literally took none of them before I started playing osu!.
Please wrote:
i tap with my fingers everywhere i go until it comes to a point where people thought i have a retarded disease
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It showed me how much you can actually improve at something through practice and trial and error.