mapping. that's what attracted me to start the game anyway.
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What is your favourite thing about osu?
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Hmm.... My favourite thing about osu! isStefan wrote:
I think I have to throw some silences since I cannot see my name in any of your posts here.
OT: I like to help people, because that's to 80% the reason staying here.
I like the feeling of being able to complete a harder map.
I like when you can finally play that one map that you wanted to play.
I love the feeling when you've finally moved up a difficulty level.
I like when you can finally play that one map that you wanted to play.
I love the feeling when you've finally moved up a difficulty level.
Mapping, giving my own style to a map along with helping people.
Basically this in a nutshel. Also I love that 95% of what's in the game is driven by the community and I feel like I can actually contribute to the improvement of the game.SuiGeneris wrote:
I'd say how varied it is, there's something for everyone, like I used to want to be a good standard player, then realized that it just isn't my thing, then one day I grabbed my trusty xbox controller went into CtB with controls binded to it, and discovered I'm not too bad at it and that there's potential for me to take it further. As of posting this for example I can get to the outro on Remind, by Chata, whereas on standard I can't even last five seconds.
DT and no skill needed to play it
Catch the Beat and some really good friends.
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this...NaTha wrote:
the pain in my fingers... i am in love with the pain
Yocake wrote:
Watch pro plays inhuman maps...
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osu itself. Pretty simple
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Yeah, i kinda like the competitive side, and also playing wise is pretty fun too.
surely the skill ceiling is high, but to say it doesn't exist is to say that you could potentially move your hands and tap with infinite speed if u practiced enoughObiwan wrote:
the fact that it has no skill ceiling
It feels so damn good when you get that FC on that 8th retry +SuddenDeath.
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my fav thing to do in osu is wrecking my friend in osu!mania, and then he wrecked me on osu and CTB -_-
Honestly, I've discovered more and more beautiful music in Osu. Gotta Praise User-Created Stuff
Learning about other rhythm games I'd have never found otherwise. :^)
Finding new music, new animes/games etc through osu occasionally
Also how easy it actually is to set up osu, just install and play, whereas installing stuff like LR2 seems super annoying.
Good multiplayer aswell imo, never had a bad experience with the community either which is nice.
Then again osu is basically the only rythm game ive played aside from guitar hero and project diva
Also how easy it actually is to set up osu, just install and play, whereas installing stuff like LR2 seems super annoying.
Good multiplayer aswell imo, never had a bad experience with the community either which is nice.
Then again osu is basically the only rythm game ive played aside from guitar hero and project diva
Playing a lot of different maps and leaving my mark on all of them so that some people see me in national or friend ranking, i find good music that way as well.
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Playing a lot of different maps and leaving my mark on all of them so that some people see me in national or friend ranking, i find good music that way as well.
To me, I like Osu because of it's vast variety of competition and fun game modes, incase you're not good at standard.
I also think this could be a distracting or coping method for people with Autism, Aspergers Syndrome or any else disorder on the spectrum.
I also think this could be a distracting or coping method for people with Autism, Aspergers Syndrome or any else disorder on the spectrum.
I like that the game is challenging and that it has a great community.. So far i feel very welcomed and taken care of.
The community isn't garbage, which is unheard of for a competitive online game.
Also, I find it pleasing to climb the ladder, although I'm unfortunately starting to slow down quite a bit.
Also, I find it pleasing to climb the ladder, although I'm unfortunately starting to slow down quite a bit.