Main thread: [osu!catch] Project Loved: June 2023
Camellia - Kamah (Scythe) by Seija
128 BPM, 4:38 | 6.76★
Captain's description (by Sartan):
You know those mappers who we all agree on are actually very decent, but somehow never really seem to make the spotlight, right? If you do, then it is most likely that you would also agree that Seija is one of those mappers! Here, Seija makes their second entrance to the Loved section with another beatmap that you truly cannot hate. To start off, Kamah is an absolute fire song. I can say with certainty that there is not a single soul that doesn't enjoy it.
Then, the beatmap is quite conventional, although a little challenging, yet definitely still playable by most of the three-digit playerbase; it's fun to play and not a drag in the slightest, despite its semi-marathon length. It has some good kiais with fun streams and jumps, which makes it feel very flowy. Combining these two makes for a good time, and I truly believe that is all that needs to be said about this map! As ever, it was a Seija map that sort of slipped under the radar, and I think it is deserving of a spotlight.
If that description wasn't satisfactory I will give you a riddle: what do you call a smiling man holding a scythe? A grin reaper! I hope you were as exscythed to hear that joke as I was, ha! Now go and play the map you doofus.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Camellia - Kamah (Scythe) by Seija
128 BPM, 4:38 | 6.76★
Captain's description (by Sartan):
You know those mappers who we all agree on are actually very decent, but somehow never really seem to make the spotlight, right? If you do, then it is most likely that you would also agree that Seija is one of those mappers! Here, Seija makes their second entrance to the Loved section with another beatmap that you truly cannot hate. To start off, Kamah is an absolute fire song. I can say with certainty that there is not a single soul that doesn't enjoy it.
Then, the beatmap is quite conventional, although a little challenging, yet definitely still playable by most of the three-digit playerbase; it's fun to play and not a drag in the slightest, despite its semi-marathon length. It has some good kiais with fun streams and jumps, which makes it feel very flowy. Combining these two makes for a good time, and I truly believe that is all that needs to be said about this map! As ever, it was a Seija map that sort of slipped under the radar, and I think it is deserving of a spotlight.
If that description wasn't satisfactory I will give you a riddle: what do you call a smiling man holding a scythe? A grin reaper! I hope you were as exscythed to hear that joke as I was, ha! Now go and play the map you doofus.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!