The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
More of a life advice. Quitting osu is like quitting an addiction (they're probably the same), your life would be better without it.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
It sounds like you think that ALL OSU PLAYERS are addicted to osu or somethingStomiks wrote:
More of a life advice. Quitting osu is like quitting an addiction (they're probably the same), your life would be better without it.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
Hmm? They are?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
It sounds like you think that ALL OSU PLAYERS are addicted to osu or somethingStomiks wrote:
More of a life advice. Quitting osu is like quitting an addiction (they're probably the same), your life would be better without it.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
Addiction is only for people who want to set themselves one or several goals on osu.Stomiks wrote:
Hmm? They are?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
It sounds like you think that ALL OSU PLAYERS are addicted to osu or somethingStomiks wrote:
More of a life advice. Quitting osu is like quitting an addiction (they're probably the same), your life would be better without it.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
I don't consider myself addicted to osu! even though I play it like a lot. But unlike addiction, if I want to quit I can just quit easilyStomiks wrote:
Hmm? They are?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
It sounds like you think that ALL OSU PLAYERS are addicted to osu or somethingStomiks wrote:
More of a life advice. Quitting osu is like quitting an addiction (they're probably the same), your life would be better without it.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The most helpful osu! player adviceStomiks wrote:
The best way to avoid mindblock is to quit the game altogether!
Osu is a rhythm game!!!DaPlebIdk wrote:
Pass sputnik final diff and your good to go
huhI AM VERY SMART wrote:
Addiction is only for people who want to set themselves one or several goals on osu.
Yeah at least you have control over yourself and not get addicted. Too many players get the addiction and always come back when they say they quit from the game.Rezq wrote:
I don't consider myself addicted to osu! even though I play it like a lot. But unlike addiction, if I want to quit I can just quit easily
If you have nothing to prove or no goals on osu, no addiction. Simple.Stomiks wrote:
huhI AM VERY SMART wrote:
Addiction is only for people who want to set themselves one or several goals on osu.
That's not necessarily the case. Someone could just try a single smoke without any reason and they'd still get a smoking addiction.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
If you have nothing to prove or no goals on osu, no addiction. Simple.Stomiks wrote:
huhI AM VERY SMART wrote:
Addiction is only for people who want to set themselves one or several goals on osu.
Someone who smokes does this because of the nicotine effect which is a stimulant dr*g, while the osu player plays the game for the dopamine effect (to feel happy after completing something basically).Stomiks wrote:
That's not necessarily the case. Someone could just try a single smoke without any reason and they'd still get a smoking addiction.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
If you have nothing to prove or no goals on osu, no addiction. Simple.Stomiks wrote:
huhI AM VERY SMART wrote:
Addiction is only for people who want to set themselves one or several goals on osu.
