whoa.. incredible, Osu have a mathematical strategy
osu! is not about memorization and I haven't memorize a single map in my osu! career.Kippo wrote:
I was wondeing since while playing osu! that you have to react quickly to get from place to place as well as memorize as you replay the same beatmaps
Generally, osu doesn't require a good memory, and will do very little in terms of improving it, but just because you haven't memorized a map, doesn't mean others haven't. FL players rely on memory 90% of the time, so if you play FL, then your memory will probably improve, and if not overall, then at least of where and when circles / sliders are in a game. Over the months that my beatmap collection has grown, I also remember and can associate a sound / map with a lot of songs, so it improves it in that manner as well.piruchan wrote:
osu! is not about memorization and I haven't memorize a single map in my osu! career.Kippo wrote:
I was wondeing since while playing osu! that you have to react quickly to get from place to place as well as memorize as you replay the same beatmaps
Intelligence = reaction time + memory?Kippo wrote:
So would playing Osu on a regular basis make you react faster and improve your memory thus making you smarter, or would nothing happen?
A serious answer: Probably not.Kippo wrote:
I was wondeing since while playing osu! that you have to react quickly to get from place to place as well as memorize as you replay the same beatmaps, I've noticed it was simular to playing an action game. So would playing Osu on a regular basis make you react faster and improve your memory thus making you smarter, or would nothing happen?
(*TーT)bReZero wrote:
OSU! MESSES WITH YOUR BRAAAAINS
I wouldn't use the word "smart" either. Rhythm games have probably improved my
1) typing speed
2) reaction time
3) eye-hand coordination, or whatever it is in English
4) sense of rhythm, although it was fairly good to begin with
5) taste in music :----D
6) muscle memory when it comes to rhythm games
...and that's about it?
Also I had a math exam yesterday and instead of studying I played taiko so clearly osu! makes me dumb
"Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results" - some dude somewhere. probably not Einstein like everyone seems to thinkthelewa wrote:
It's just the same thing repeated over and over.
Jumping to conclusions the faster because your memory allows you to know everything doesn't make anyone smarter. Its quite the opposite (usually).Kippo wrote:
react faster and improve your memory thus making you smarter
What's bad about TV Size stuff?Static Noise Bird wrote:
If you're playing mainly Nightcore and TV Size stuff, absolutely not.
First thing what I did after reading your post which is full of rage I wanted to see who would hate USA so much. Then I noticed that you are from America also. That made me giggle a little. Well I guess it's normal because I also hate that Finns can't really have fun without drinking lot of alcohol.CDFA wrote:
What the fuck is up with Americans and always asking the weirdest fucking questions like seriously god damn maybe it's because they made fucking weed legal in like 3 states so you're just spending the majority of the time blazing and thinking of this shit
How totally segregated. Generalization ahoy!Therieri wrote:
Finns can't really have fun without drinking lot of alcohol.
Why this reminds me of time when I was in vocational school and there for few school mates who didn't come to school because World of Warcraft was more important.B1rd wrote:
The benefits are canceled out when the game causes you to quit school and withdraw from society.
The new Isaac Newton confirmed.Poisonmellon wrote:
You'll become knowledgeable about osu and that's pretty much it, oh but unless you take it seriously and start using physics regarding the velocity and acceleration and displacement of the pen (if using a tablet) or calculating the units of pressure of your fingers when streaming in osu in accordance to the gravitational pull of the earth (as found by Newton to be 9.8 * x) then no, probably not.