I personally think good aim comes first. I've noticed that the better my aim gets, the less I have to think about aiming, and the more I can focus on hitting everything at the correct time.
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Which comes first: good rhythm or good aim?
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Aim over all
I think fun comes first
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here's that guyKisses wrote:
I think fun comes first
nobody plays this game to have fun baka
Aim, might as well play mania or taiko if you think rthyme comes first
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quote="-Toushin"]Genstars31 wrote:
Rhythm.
A: It's a rhythm game.
B: You can hit the objects without even thinking about the rhythm if you practice enough, then you can just focus on aim.
Chicken or egg dilemma ikr
Same for me partially because my accuracy is horrible. Playing fast stuff is really stress relieving part of the reason why I keep on clicking circles on daily basis. So yeah osu is not just a rhythm game and thats what makes it fun.[/quote]Khelly wrote:
-Toushin wrote:
I wish OP understood that he's digging a grave for himself playing like this.
osu is a rhythm game after all.
Osu is an aim and physically intensive game with rthymical elements thank you
If I had to play for acc only and not physical strain I might stop
If you shoehorn your thinking into saying that you must play for accuracy, you're only doing yourself a disservice by ignoring the other major aspect of the game.
IMO both of them comes together because being able to play 4+star difficulty doesn't meant that it's good
But usually we gain the ability to aim properly on low difficulty beatmap first before even focusing on the rhythm
on the side note
But usually we gain the ability to aim properly on low difficulty beatmap first before even focusing on the rhythm
on the side note
triggeredPhilosofikal wrote:
nobody plays this game to have fun baka
good coordination
aim depends on feeling the rhythm which is hard cuz jumps usually follows the VERY OBVIOUS beat or at least that's how i feel itwinber1 wrote:
good coordination
#mousemasterrace
You have to aim before you hit the circle anyway. That's pretty self-explanatory.
Aim -> Acc
With a perfect tapping hand you can easily aim anything. Just imagine it like playing Relax with a slightly worse performance.
I like you and all your recent posts.vsprite wrote:
play more comes first
I think the posts would have more weight if he didn't bulkpost. One post at a time looks intelligent and elitistic as if you'd chosen time and place for your statement wisely.Khelly wrote:
I like you and all your recent posts.vsprite wrote:
play more comes first
He's incredibly original.Khelly wrote:
I like you and all your recent posts.vsprite wrote:
play more comes first
Post more!
His vvvortic avatar adds taste to his posts.Khelly wrote:
I like you and all your recent posts.vsprite wrote:
play more comes first
Post more.
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Rhythm cause some people are literally born to have shit rhythm lmao
Seriously tho your muscle memory for the game is a correlation to both aim and rhythm
And just because your acc is bad doesn't mean your rhythm is bad
Some people have shit hit timing in general but they have a great internal metronome
You're supposed to click the circles to the approach circles not the beat pretty much
Seriously tho your muscle memory for the game is a correlation to both aim and rhythm
And just because your acc is bad doesn't mean your rhythm is bad
Some people have shit hit timing in general but they have a great internal metronome
You're supposed to click the circles to the approach circles not the beat pretty much