What it honestly boils down to is the fact whatever you may find fun should be what matters in the end. Games are created and developed for fun. Of course there will be competitive play; however you have to consider if you're going into competitive play with a certain game you must find it fun to begin with and actually get good at the game. How you get good is your own way of training yourself.Iluya wrote:
That is not what i said/meant. I related purely to speed. And especially to the ability to gain it. So all i was pointing out was, that if you are younger it is easier to gain the speed. I havnt said you cannot gain them or you even lose it.
Another thing is: Most competitive video games are also depending on skills like strategy, or situational reactions, which are highly experience-based. In Osu that part would be pattern recognition, bpm-pattern relations and common conceptions of maps, which are learned by playing more, thus "older ppl" might have an advantage here.
As many have told me, you don't get good overnight so keep practicing. I didn't fully understand what there was to practice until people started giving me a wide variation of things I need to work on. Once I learned that, I have my own method that works for me. Some people find playing the same map over and over again to FC it would be the most viable option seeing they are comfortable with the paterns and get a feeling of enjoyment after FC'ing the map as a personal achievement. Therefore that would move them to a slightly difficult map set for them to work on next. It's a rinse and repeat method.
So all in all, PP farming would only get you better in the end. If you're good enough to efficiently farm high-tier maps that are fast paced then by all means, do it until you FC it. I don't really see the fun it in persay however every human being has their own way of training their brain - whichever they find fun, I guess let them do. There's no reason to stop what somebody finds fun. That's like taking candy from a baby, as I said before games are designed and developed for fun purposes only. If you take their fun away then there's no fun left in the game.
As long as it doesn't effect you personally there should be no reason to hate PP farmers. Yes you may loose a few ranks here and there but that gives you an incentive to go back and play the map just to re-obtain your ranking.