Probably back in the days when you could still edit the .osu file to get a higher AR. Or maybe that's still possible, I don't know.Kanye West wrote:
There's a map with AR100 or something, I forgot what it was. I used to have it on my old computer though.
That's what happens when you only play maps that have 1 circle on the screen at a time.Lily-Kun wrote:
Fastest AR =! Best AR
I can't even read AR 9 now cuz of spam HDHR T.T
nope[CSGA]Ar3sgice wrote:
put to skin an invisible approachcircle.png and you get AR∞
[CSGA]Ar3sgice wrote:
put to skin an invisible approachcircle.png and you get hidden
no, it doesn't work anymore, osu! will say the file is corrupted.Teraku wrote:
Probably back in the days when you could still edit the .osu file to get a higher AR. Or maybe that's still possible, I don't know.Kanye West wrote:
There's a map with AR100 or something, I forgot what it was. I used to have it on my old computer though.
I find that ghosting a map/ player doesn't really help you fix habits or improve, though.Aqo wrote:
Without the usage of storyboarding, it's possible to get AR11.5.
To do so, set a map to AR10, and watch it with Auto with no other mods. Once you did this, click on the [2x speed] option on the right side (this option isn't available with DT). The auto play will be sped on a level that will increase the AR from 10 to 11.5, being significantly faster than AR11.
While it's not possible to play on this "for real" (since auto is playing), you can still get a skin where the cursor is invisible, rendering auto's play non-visible, and then play blankly on the map as it goes. Practicing on this makes other ARs look respectively slower, even AR11.
If your main intention is training to have a faster reaction time to a specific thing, it works great. For other things it's probably not useful at all, but for this it is.Kaoru wrote:
I find that ghosting a map/ player doesn't really help you fix habits or improve, though.