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Benefits of playing osu! IRL

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TecSopurtINDIA
I can now finger in 220 BPM
DXPOHIHIHI
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Stats:
When played, you will gain 99% chance to get more weeb friends

I became more weebish then gained more weeb friends ;ok_hand:
Brainage
streaming is gonna help me later in life ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Psychicbagel
Just pure respect I get when I tell people I play Osu!
Tenpii

TecSopurtINDIA wrote:

I can now finger in 220 BPM

yes! also I got a lot faster at typing
Brainage

Tenpii wrote:

TecSopurtINDIA wrote:

I can now finger in 220 BPM

yes! also I got a lot faster at typing

That too
-Abby-
Higher ar than 10 made my eyes go fast. By this i have a little more time to react to different events.
Training high bpms made me coordinate my movements faster aswell.
Training high acc on high od's gives me a better concentration in general (but sometimes that's an issue because i ignore other people when im thinking in something too much)
chenny
Look like a god in front of friends
WetWayne
The only real improvement I've seen is that I can use my pencil to write for longer without pain when drafting essays. I also hold my pencil a little differently than I used to.
immortal_flint
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Carmlillball
Socialising on the forums helps me to get more used to socialising, because I've lived quite an isolating lifestyle all my life. Socialising has always been a huge fear of mine. I'm already making large improvements. I don't know who I am anymore. I used to be so withdrawn even online and now I'm taking up tons of the Osu! forums and potentially making a friend. I have help with socialising in the real world as well and going to places I would usually find a complete nightmare to even think about. The forums do help a lot with this, too. I find myself overthinking what to say less and I realise that people aren't usually as horrible as sources such as the news try to make out.

As for the game, feeling that I've done well makes me feel good about myself. I have very low self confidence and always felt that I don't deserve good in life. I'd rather do poor in my GCSEs and know that it made someone else do good because it's a competition sort of thing, than to take the good scores I feel I don't deserve due to my poor mental health, and this inner conflict drives me crazy. This sort of thinking is pretty depressing. Spending ages trying to complete a map and finally passing or FCing it gives me a huge boost! It's possible to be happy about progress while not thinking of it as a competition due to the single player mode. I'm hoping to maybe have more confidence with competitiveness in the future.

TL;DR: Osu! is pretty therapeutic.
ReconWolf
tbh, osu pretty much increased my reaction time on fps games
Carmlillball

misplace wrote:

tbh, osu pretty much increased my reaction time on fps games

That's great! I couldn't play fps games for the life of me!
- Roman -
it helps speed/reaction time to certain things irl which could be useful. Such as sports, And being able to do little things such as saving something after almost dropping it. It can also help with overrall skill in gaming. in games such as call of duty, you need to be able to react to someone shooting at u or finding someone to shoot at. if you cant do this fast enough you'll end up dying fairly quick. i also find enjoyment in showing off to my friends. And in recent years, osu has gained popularity from the fortnite community for practicing aim.
Alot
Osu helps me find new music and kills time.
Carmlillball

darkcl wrote:

Osu helps me find new music

Ayy same!
the ball man
Now i can annoy my friends by talking all day about osu!
what a fun little game
Brainage
can now stream 222bpm if you get my drift ( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉)

can read ar11 with relax so that's cool, helped improve reaction time/aim/whatever
soft kitten
helps with my reaction time, but it didnt help when i played sports in pe
freshadow
I found my hands were more Flexible than before
now I found when I want to write something my hand a little differently than before
but my react improve a lot
I love osu!
sisig
I can now flex my scores to my imaginary friends
Nikolai
nothing
- EdgarNitroX
being weird
alnoiseOSU

Achromalia wrote:

Helped as an outlet for dealing with shit at home. 'twas an escape from living.

Besides, I had a love for music anyways, and it also helped me discover new artists and delve a bit deeper into new genres.


this exactly tbh,

also can't forget the finger game :)
Chemmie
Perhaps it has benefitted me in some ways, but I probably didn't notice.
Ynotdat
I'm a classical musician, so it (sorta) helps me with rhythm lol
MikasaSerket
in general
  1. I've made a lot of friends bcuz of it
  2. I felt like I belonged in a community which was nice
  3. I started the game pretty young so as a result, I was given a lot of advice from much older players about life and I think it's made me wiser someway
  4. I got better at typing lul
  5. Got better music

mostly actual life stuff outside of games
actual game wise, uh i guess the game helped me improved my reaction time
CoOkEezI
- old post, can't delete so editing -
Addict
My reaction speed was so fast i literally swatted a fly
thyme_old_1
i guess reaction time and stamina
Kumiho
I have been playing since I was 10 years old back in 2009. It hasn't helped me at all really, I suck at every other rhythm game, and in terms of other games I play like CS:GO there's no effect (because trying to emulate the same sensitivity from a 3d to a 2d game is hard).

If I DID have to say something though, I ended up meeting some pretty cool osu! people IRL in my university and in my local anime con...lol
choroi
faster at typing lmao
AnimeBoy_007
Reaction Time and Keyboard muscle memeory. i'm new though.
Ethereon
the benefits of osu? lol, not having to talk to anyone IRL anymore
Nourios

Ethereon wrote:

the benefits of osu? lol, not having to talk to anyone IRL anymore

Carmlillball
I still have to tho ;-;



I like it though, it's okay.
soft kitten
my reaction time is like 300ms, after playing osu it has increased
- EdgarNitroX
Stamina!!!!
Otaku-Cheeto
More women
SunriseAbsence

Otaku-Cheeto wrote:

More women


More imaginary women*
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