South wrote:
osu taught me that there are lots of people i would rather hang out with than the people i currently do......
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-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
osu! taught me that some rhythm game communities aren't utter shit. (To those who were actually around during Nexon Audition/Redbana Audition, they know what I'm talking about.)
Kalas wrote:
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.
It taught me to actually follow everything and not to rush.
It taught me that everybody has shit taste and nobody knows what they're talking about.
Priti wrote:
It taught me that Vocaloid isn't all super squeeky annoying girls.
chinese people are psychotic
gnorwApex wrote:
Priti wrote:
It taught me that Vocaloid isn't all super squeeky annoying girls.
i think they're cutesilmarilen wrote:
chinese people are psychotic
especially the ones that talk in #english
"hello !! I learning speak english ! ! ! you help me ? ? ? ?"
By playing osu i have a faster reaction time and for some reasons i like throwing my fruit in the air to see if they land in the fruit bowl XD
Tiger0h wrote:
That people do havegood choiceshit taste in anime and vidya games.
osu! Taught me that I tend to be mistaken about the gender of osu! users regarding their avatars + name
It's Internet btw...GeeNX wrote:
osu! Taught me that I tend to be mistaken about the gender of osu! users regarding their avatars + name
Yoeri wrote:
Tiger0h wrote:
That people do havegood choiceshitdifferent taste in anime and vidya games.
Unfortunatley, I learned that my wrists are much more fragile than they look :/
Kanye West wrote:
i think they're cutesilmarilen wrote:
chinese people are psychotic
especially the ones that talk in #english
"hello !! I learning speak english ! ! ! you help me ? ? ? ?"
TRUST ME THEY ARE NOT CUTE SOME TIMES THEY WANNA KICK ME D;
Kanye West wrote:
i think they're cute
especially the ones that talk in #english
"hello !! I learning speak english ! ! ! you help me ? ? ? ?"
Tiger0h wrote:
That people do havegood choiceshit taste in anime and vidya games.
Is that something osu has taught you? For me it was pretty obvious long before playing osu.Yoeri wrote:
Tiger0h wrote:
That people do havegood choiceshit taste in anime and vidya games.
primrose
Good point.Xhomas wrote:
Is that something osu has taught you? For me it was pretty obvious long before playing osu.Yoeri wrote:
That people do havegood choiceshit taste in anime and vidya games.
osu! taught me I'm a goddamn permanoob even at the game I've spent the most time of my teenage years at
makkura wrote:
osu! taught me I'm a goddamn permanoob even at the game I've spent the most time of my teenage years at
"makkura is bad."
"no."
Topic Starter
calm down honk-chan
Not to trust people.
(hi KR)
(hi KR)
[Honking Intensifies]NixXSkate wrote:
Sethlied wrote:
"honk honk honk honk"
Am i raelly that physotic?silmarilen wrote:
chinese people are psychotic
You kind of are
Oh, uh right, stuff osu taught me...
Ultimately it was just a way to observe how skills work and I could retrace my in-game growth with other skills such as writing, drawing, and debating. It also taught me that there are gaps that can be bridged when it comes to skill. In other words, it taught me that (essentially) practice was the answer to life.
I'm not trying to say that anyone could become the best if they pulled their hair out enough times in frustration. I'm saying that people keep exceeding their limits again and again as time passes. There is no such thing as stagnation as long as there is a drive, but that doesn't necessarily mean everything will go smoothly and quickly.
Oh, uh right, stuff osu taught me...
Ultimately it was just a way to observe how skills work and I could retrace my in-game growth with other skills such as writing, drawing, and debating. It also taught me that there are gaps that can be bridged when it comes to skill. In other words, it taught me that (essentially) practice was the answer to life.
I'm not trying to say that anyone could become the best if they pulled their hair out enough times in frustration. I'm saying that people keep exceeding their limits again and again as time passes. There is no such thing as stagnation as long as there is a drive, but that doesn't necessarily mean everything will go smoothly and quickly.
That I shouldn't have bought a black switch keyboard