osu is popular, once popular, is it getting popular or is the game dying?
and what is PP?
and what is PP?
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osu is popular?
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As of writing this comment 29,756 users are online, whether that makes osu! popular or not is a question without an objective answer.
"Performance points (or pp for short) is a ranking metric that aims to be more contextually relevant to a player's progression in osu!." Read all about it here: https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Performance_points
"Performance points (or pp for short) is a ranking metric that aims to be more contextually relevant to a player's progression in osu!." Read all about it here: https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Performance_points
Osu is definitely getting popular these months
Online players would only be around 10-20k range some time ago
I’m guessing that moist critikal and drenched program help popularize osu a bit
Online players would only be around 10-20k range some time ago
I’m guessing that moist critikal and drenched program help popularize osu a bit
I've only just started playing this past week or so, but Osu feels like it's a game that has always been there in the internet zeitgeist. I remember trying it like back around 2011 or 2012 I think, but not sticking with it since I didn't like playing with a mouse. And even though it wasn't until 2019 that I got back into rhythm games after not touching any after Guitar Hero 3, I still saw rhythm games everywhere online. I had always assumed that once the Guitar Hero and Rock Band craze died down that Osu was the most popular rhythm game out there, purely from the sheer amount of content I saw coming out from it.
Looking back though, I'm not sure if that's because Osu was actually that popular back then or if it's because the internet communities I followed overlapped heavily with the Osu community. Anime, NND memes, all that.
Looking back though, I'm not sure if that's because Osu was actually that popular back then or if it's because the internet communities I followed overlapped heavily with the Osu community. Anime, NND memes, all that.
in the weeb community, it is popular, but it isn't as popular as say CSGO or League. it still has to go a long way. I don't think it will go that distance, however.
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I'd say in terms of how many people know osu, I'd say; yes. It's well known. But our community is still small. Not Battlerite small, but small. We'll just gonna see how it is gonna work with copyright etc. and if the game shuts down we still have private servers where we can play on and download maps