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Just a quick question to all osu mania players

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[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
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[ N00B ]
how long would you consider going from 3.5* to 4* beatmaps
i already know the question, but i would like to know your answer for that kinda of question i am asking.

*why i am asking this question?,if you know the question why borther asking?*

the reason i am asking to see how far you made it and improving and improving bits by bits
and how challaging it was for you.


just curious that all.
Yyorshire
213 posts
Joined September 2015
Yyorshire
took me about a month of regular playing
[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
Topic Starter
[ N00B ]

Yyorshire wrote:

took me about a month of regular playing
well for me it took mme a few months where i am now, because when i started to play osu mania 4k
my idiot self decidied to stop a lot of times and i really do regret that, now i am thinking
Ska
291 posts
Joined June 2017
Ska
also a month here, either way it depends on the person so it doesnt matter much

edit:
b just noticed I read the question wrong, 1 month gap from when I started playing to 4*, but specifically 3.5* to 4* is such a small gap that the star rating is especially useless to judge things

you should prolly just be playing a lot of different stuff instead of focusing on a small pool of maps if you really want to improve
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[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
Topic Starter
[ N00B ]

[Ska] wrote:

also a month here, either way it depends on the person so it doesnt matter much
yeah i get what ur saying
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[LS]PositoniX
634 posts
Joined June 2018
[LS]PositoniX
a few weeks i think, as others said though it depends on your play
keremaru
218 posts
Joined November 2017
keremaru
Took me a few months. Spent a lot of time just being frustrated on 3.5* maps. But once I decided to just stop focusing so much on one section of osu!mania, and instead broadening my horizons, I found myself growing at a near-exponential rate, if not a much faster rate than when I was just playing 3.5* maps.
[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
Topic Starter
[ N00B ]

PositoniX wrote:

a few weeks i think, as others said though it depends on your play
fair enough, i see
tgnehs
110 posts
Joined February 2018
tgnehs
I really struggled with this because I refused to play a variety of maps. We had a little circle at my school and we couldn't stop playing 3.89* oshama scramble. That really set us back because the best scores we could get were high 80s or low 90s. I think I have some 300 attempts logged on my profile from that song alone, and this created a huge mindblock and nobody in the circle was able to progress much. Finally I got an A on the song and decided to do over with it. Found out about PP farming and played other songs like Triumph and Regret and Rave Boy, which boosted my confidence as I finally beat a 4* map. It took around three months but I slowly started beating 4* maps, and after not playing Oshama Scramble I finally S-ed it.

Blue are B rank, Green are A rank, Yellow are S rank. Oshama Scramble at the end was a hidden S rank so the color is funky

Really shows how playing a song over and over again is extremely damaging to improvement. Also how PP maps can help motivate you to play and boost your confidence, even though it makes you overconfident of your skill.
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[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
Topic Starter
[ N00B ]

keremaru wrote:

Took me a few months. Spent a lot of time just being frustrated on 3.5* maps. But once I decided to just stop focusing so much on one section of osu!mania, and instead broadening my horizons, I found myself growing at a near-exponential rate, if not a much faster rate than when I was just playing 3.5* maps.
yeah i get that i was dumb for skipping the bacis because all out range beatmaps i been playing for the couple for months and i decided to go back to 2 star beatmaps and re freash my mind, if you know what i mean.
[ MasterSpark ]
7 posts
Joined September 2019
[ MasterSpark ]
>how long would you consider going from 3.5* to 4* beatmaps

1 month
StartAndSelect
49 posts
Joined July 2016
StartAndSelect
Several months.
[ N00B ]
39 posts
Joined July 2019
Topic Starter
[ N00B ]

tgnehs wrote:

I really struggled with this because I refused to play a variety of maps. We had a little circle at my school and we couldn't stop playing 3.89* oshama scramble. That really set us back because the best scores we could get were high 80s or low 90s. I think I have some 300 attempts logged on my profile from that song alone, and this created a huge mindblock and nobody in the circle was able to progress much. Finally I got an A on the song and decided to do over with it. Found out about PP farming and played other songs like Triumph and Regret and Rave Boy, which boosted my confidence as I finally beat a 4* map. It took around three months but I slowly started beating 4* maps, and after not playing Oshama Scramble I finally S-ed it.

Blue are B rank, Green are A rank, Yellow are S rank. Oshama Scramble at the end was a hidden S rank so the color is funky

Really shows how playing a song over and over again is extremely damaging to improvement. Also how PP maps can help motivate you to play and boost your confidence, even though it makes you overconfident of your skill.
yeah i understand what your saying for me its was soo similar , i was playing this one song,dont remember it that well
and every day i was trying to pass it and i gave up and found other beatmaps then playing them ones were so weierd because i lost track were i was annd few months later i can back to that one map i was struggeling on and i fiannly
passed it with a b rank and then i never touched that map ever again, and yeah i know what the b ranks ect are.
jees
10 posts
Joined June 2018
jees
I'd go check out some training map packs/Stepmania converts. It's important to build a repertoire of patterns that are common at this skill level.
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