i was just wondering because i have a period of freetime with my friends on the computers and i was wondering if you can just drag the osu folder into programs files and fire it up.
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can you play osu! at school?
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Just run it from an external usb device?
Study instead of playing
Ahem. Yes, you can drag your osu! folder to a USB drive and run it from there. Your school firewall could block any online feature though.
Ahem. Yes, you can drag your osu! folder to a USB drive and run it from there. Your school firewall could block any online feature though.
I loled XPJ38.
And yeah, if osu's on your computer, just move songs to the song folder and you should be good to go.
Don't expect to be able to see your past high scores though because...
And yeah, if osu's on your computer, just move songs to the song folder and you should be good to go.
Don't expect to be able to see your past high scores though because...
XPJ38 wrote:
Your school firewall could block any online feature though.
The general rule is if you can get on the forum at school, it wouldn't block the program since the servers generally run through the same urls as well as there are mirrors.
But Dont play around in school you weenie
But Dont play around in school you weenie
I can play osu! at school but only until someone finds me and kicks me out for trespassing since I have no business in any school
I too can play osu! at school and at work. However my school's connection sucks and it's not reliable! XD
I actually got in trouble at school, partially because of osu! but mainly because I had uTorrent running on my laptop. They blocked the osu! forums through the firewall after (only to be unblocked upon closer inspection of what we actually do here), but I guess they haven't figured out how to block Bancho :/
Shohei Ohtani
Why the hell would you play osu! during school like do you srs have nothing else to do.
I can't play it at school mostly because I go to a fairly large high school (~3600 student pop.) and there's only 7-8 computers in the library, so we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
And plus osu.ppy.sh is blocked by the firewall.
But like I'm still curious (Not in a mean way, just in a curious way) why people would play osu! during school like I spend most of school just like wishing I had more time to do things and you guys are like "recreation" like omq.
I can't play it at school mostly because I go to a fairly large high school (~3600 student pop.) and there's only 7-8 computers in the library, so we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
And plus osu.ppy.sh is blocked by the firewall.
But like I'm still curious (Not in a mean way, just in a curious way) why people would play osu! during school like I spend most of school just like wishing I had more time to do things and you guys are like "recreation" like omq.
I can't because school computer is fuckin extremely low-end computer.
I didn't have a lot to do during my extra time in high school either, especially in grades nine and ten, /shrug. I don't find it that unusual.CDFA wrote:
Why the hell would you play osu! during school like do you srs have nothing else to do.
I can't play it at school mostly because I go to a fairly large high school (~3600 student pop.) and there's only 7-8 computers in the library, so we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
And plus osu.ppy.sh is blocked by the firewall.
But like I'm still curious (Not in a mean way, just in a curious way) why people would play osu! during school like I spend most of school just like wishing I had more time to do things and you guys are like "recreation" like omq.
Especially if you're not as involved in high school (assuming that, and not university or college), then you've got even less to do.
Most schools have fairly low end computers. It's all about the money. =P0814587134 wrote:
I can't because school computer is fuckin extremely low-end computer.
I probably could play it, but since I have to take my laptop with me everyday I'd prefer to play it on there but we don't have the pw for the school server internet lol
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?CDFA wrote:
we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
I'd much rather use my school time doing school stuff, and tbh, it's probably much much better to sit on your own chair at home playing osu!.
We have computers, We also have under funded schools with rules stating no personal electronic devices.awp wrote:
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?
Well, I have 90-minute spare blocks on my schedule, and my school's lunch break is 75 minutes long. I have plenty of time to do whatever I feel like.CDFA wrote:
But like I'm still curious (Not in a mean way, just in a curious way) why people would play osu! during school like I spend most of school just like wishing I had more time to do things and you guys are like "recreation" like omq.
Shohei Ohtani
Most people are lazy tho and they're like "I'll just do it at school no biggie"awp wrote:
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?CDFA wrote:
we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
I play OSU at OSU. Get it? I'm so funny jajajajajaja
I'm able to play osu during school, but we all go to school to learn, no?
I tried putting osu! onto a school computer, but it requires access to the system files and can't simply be opened with just the folder contents themselves.
The UK seems to have a lot in common with America.RBRat3 wrote:
We have computers, We also have under funded schools with rules stating no personal electronic devices.awp wrote:
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?
Actually, most people go to school because it's pretty much required, they don't have a choice. And by the time they're old enough to drop out they're already that close to the end so why not finish it up, also they don't want to be branded a high school dropout.Yikari wrote:
I'm able to play osu during school, but we all go to school to learn, no?
Personally, I dropped out, because I already know what I want to do and learning more science and history and all of that isn't going to help, I felt like I was wasting my life away when I could have a full-time job making an income while working on my dream in my free time. I just got my GED, if I ever feel like going to college I can just go to a community college for a couple years for my core classes and do really well and transfer to a better college after two years to work on a major.
Wow selfowned.Kaona wrote:
The UK seems to have a lot in common with America.
I can play osu but I cannot log into bancho 
I once tried osu! on a smartboard in high school, which was awesome and hard, and a good exercise actually xD
I once tried osu! on a smartboard in high school, which was awesome and hard, and a good exercise actually xD
Whenever I have the chance.
I am studying for a master degree, I don't give a damn about it, I play during classes, I barely study on my own and I am getting A+'sYikari wrote:
I'm able to play osu during school, but we all go to school to learn, no?
doctor what's wrong with me
Why don't you study instead
The majority of kids at my high school didn't even have a family computer, much less their own comp.awp wrote:
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?CDFA wrote:
we can only use them for school purposes since people will get pissed if you're playing silly games when they need to type an entire essay.
Then again the high school I went to currently has a 90% free-and-reduced lunch rate... >_>
wow where do you liveEkaru wrote:
The majority of kids at my high school didn't even have a family computer, much less their own comp.awp wrote:
what is this, the 1990s? Doesn't everyone in North America have their own computer by now?
Then again the high school I went to currently has a 90% free-and-reduced lunch rate... >_>
I can, but to do that I borrowed my friend's laptop so I can play lol
[ Hentaizuri ]
Wow, I'm actually at school right now typing this on an iPad. Here they won't let you play osu, but you can go to the site.
Our school computers can barely run minecraft at lowest settings so i think its hard to play osu! on them :/
The middle class area of north Minneapolis. Most of north Minneapolis is poor, though. Basically, there are a couple streets that separate the "nice" area from the "poor" areas. I will also admit that the free/reduced lunch rate was only 80% when I went. I did like my school a lot, though. Somehow.dkun wrote:
wow where do you liveEkaru wrote:
The majority of kids at my high school didn't even have a family computer, much less their own comp.
Then again the high school I went to currently has a 90% free-and-reduced lunch rate... >_>
You do realize that Minecraft is 10000% more process consuming than Osu right?Eldirlol wrote:
Our school computers can barely run minecraft at lowest settings so i think its hard to play osu! on them :/
I get 6,000+ frames in Osu
I get 200 in Minecraft
Yes and no. School computers can run any game without problems and they have drivers for Wacom tablets. But I don't think teachers would let me play osu.
I could never play osu! at college, they had Windows 7 running on 3GB RAM, Pentium 4 (1 core @ 2.4Ghz) and NO VIDEO CARD.
I could, I just needed a better mousepad to play on, and better surfaces. Desks or canteen tables, horrible.
We had Windows XP running on 2(?)Gb RAM and Core 2 Duo until they decided to buy new computers. New computers have Windows 7 running on 12Gb RAM, hexa-core Intel Xeon CPU E5645 @ 2.40GHz and Nvidia Quadro 2000. We also have not so good computers running Windows 7 on 8Gb RAM, quad-core Intel Xeon CPU E31230 @ 3.20GHz and ATI FirePro V4800.Ijah wrote:
I could never play osu! at college, they had Windows 7 running on 3GB RAM, Pentium 4 (1 core @ 2.4Ghz) and NO VIDEO CARD.
Then we have class full of Macs but they're shitty.
yeah i can play osu at my school...but it need bigger monitor screen >.<
i play osu! at school with my android. XD
Well the school computers are blocked.
But with "FANTA" as Administrative Password It would be possible.
"Since the system administrators" let me rephrase that "Since the system Baka's" at my school are so stupid to put a password like that on.
I'm sure ill enjoy a nice game of osu! once in a while
But with "FANTA" as Administrative Password It would be possible.
"Since the system administrators" let me rephrase that "Since the system Baka's" at my school are so stupid to put a password like that on.
I'm sure ill enjoy a nice game of osu! once in a while
school blocks .exe unknown programs to be open, but on the mac's I don't know how to install osu!
oh god that's a godly gif
*quickly saves onto desktop* >:3
*quickly saves onto desktop* >:3
I know right? It's so adorable. I just caught myself staring at it for probably about 3 minutes straight. owomathexpert9981 wrote:
oh god that's a godly gif
*quickly saves onto desktop* >:3