For example, osu! taught me to appreciate more genres of music. Before I started playing osu!, the type of music I listened to was very limited.
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osu taught me that there are lots of people i would rather hang out with than the people i currently do......
pretty accurateSouth wrote:
osu taught me that there are lots of people i would rather hang out with than the people i currently do......
Always have a plan B and don't expect every effort to follow through. I've seen so many letdowns and setups falling to pieces, both in osu! and osu!stream, that I've ended up focusing more on my own efforts. I've also made a point of doing as much as I can on my own for similar reasons.
Moreover, if I know that something works for me, it's probably not worth yielding to others. My period of accepting every suggestion blindly was very short, so I was then able to figure out my own style and stick to it. Having the conviction to stand by well-considered ideas is extremely important in this place, without going overboard and still listening to sensible arguments.
Moreover, if I know that something works for me, it's probably not worth yielding to others. My period of accepting every suggestion blindly was very short, so I was then able to figure out my own style and stick to it. Having the conviction to stand by well-considered ideas is extremely important in this place, without going overboard and still listening to sensible arguments.
If you appear in front of people often enough, someone will stalk you eventually /jk =.=
One does not have to impress others to make friends.
One does not have to impress others to make friends.
i can apparently catch fruits better than the majority of my country
btw this probably should have gone into general discussion
btw this probably should have gone into general discussion
I found I get enjoyment out of stalking random people while they play in order to make them nervous and therefore make more mistakes. It works most of the time... stares at Oinari-sama
there are lots of people with leg fetish
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silmarilen wrote:
there are lots of people with leg fetish
osu! taught me that I'm better than the rest
same heremathexpert wrote:
For example, osu! taught me to appreciate more genres of music. Before I started playing osu!, the type of music I listened to was very limited.
osu! also taught me how fragile internet relationships sometimes are. (Not talking from personal experience, but from the day I started lurking around the forums / #channels, I've witnessed so many people being kind of "heartbroken", wow)
It taught me that Vocaloid isn't all super squeeky annoying girls.
wrongPriti wrote:
It taught me that Vocaloid isn't all super squeeky annoying girls.
interact with other people and how to catch falling bananas
I learned how to follow rhythm beats more properly. I even tap my feet every time i hear a song. xD
That otakus can actually be remotely normal. Blew my mind at first, but to be fair, I have met some real serious cases here aswell 
South wrote:
osu taught me that there are lots of people i would rather hang out with than the people i currently do......
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-Hitting cute happy faces is cool.
-Vocaloid is annoying.
-Fuck, my english is actually better because of this forum.
-Vocaloid is annoying.
-Fuck, my english is actually better because of this forum.
Seph
mathexpert wrote:
For example, osu! taught me to appreciate more genres of music. Before I started playing osu!, the type of music I listened to was very limited.
- DJMAX and other such games are pretty great
- Never trust someone who says they're a victim until you know both sides of the story
- Homestuck fans/furries can be pretty cool
- Legs are even sexier than I thought
- Never trust someone who says they're a victim until you know both sides of the story
- Homestuck fans/furries can be pretty cool
- Legs are even sexier than I thought
Kalas_old