Does geometry dash basically require a good rhythm sense as the obstacles and tapping rhythm follow the rhythm of the song?GappleFi wrote:
in the way of playing a level/beatmap a bunch of times in order to get the muscle memory/regular memory(???) required to beat it??
edit: i just remembered lots of people replay farm maps a lot if they have a bad start or miss but still
While likely sarcastic, there can be some truth to this if you're playing at high AR (especially if you aren't used to AR10). But that's...kinda not really the song's fault, though?[darkness] wrote:
yes you must memorize where every circle will be before it appears
flashlight mod :fire:[darkness] wrote:
yes you must memorize where every circle will be before it appears
it would be so good i stgBiess4 wrote:
if osu had changing approach rate and it suddenly without warning changed to ar11 on a 2 star map then maybe I would consider this comparison as truthful
Also, GD is mainly an obstacle course with music behind it, Osu is an actual rhythm game.[[[[[[ wrote:
in gd even if you're a top player you'll still need a ton of trys to beat any demon, while in osu you can sightread fc everything even at the highest level if you're good enough
Voidedosu wrote:
Also, GD is mainly an obstacle course with music behind it, Osu is an actual rhythm game.[[[[[[ wrote:
in gd even if you're a top player you'll still need a ton of trys to beat any demon, while in osu you can sightread fc everything even at the highest level if you're good enough
MUSICCCCCCCCCCCCCCDementedduck wrote:
Voidedosu wrote:
Also, GD is mainly an obstacle course with music behind it, Osu is an actual rhythm game.[[[[[[ wrote:
in gd even if you're a top player you'll still need a ton of trys to beat any demon, while in osu you can sightread fc everything even at the highest level if you're good enough
my main mod is in fact Flashlightshiratorxi wrote:
Unless your main mod is Flashlight, I wouldn't recommend replaying a map more than 3 times in a row because it can cause mindblocks that might affect your progress in the game. If you are a beginner, sightreading is the way to go.
Liar.Anaxii wrote:
my main mod is in fact Flashlightshiratorxi wrote:
Unless your main mod is Flashlight, I wouldn't recommend replaying a map more than 3 times in a row because it can cause mindblocks that might affect your progress in the game. If you are a beginner, sightreading is the way to go.
oh yeah it's actually my second main mod, my main is HiddenVoidedosu wrote:
Liar.Anaxii wrote:
my main mod is in fact Flashlightshiratorxi wrote:
Unless your main mod is Flashlight, I wouldn't recommend replaying a map more than 3 times in a row because it can cause mindblocks that might affect your progress in the game. If you are a beginner, sightreading is the way to go.
GD>Osu, it's official.nominomu wrote:
2.2 came out before lazer pp no way
there's literally nothing similar between these gamesungsuhan wrote:
GD 2.2 no diffs OSU!
osu! only requires to click not the circles to the big, while GD requires to click to avoid dying. i think osu! is easier at the beginning but it gets way harder than GD when maps get HARD.JojoXD wrote:
Osu is a way easier game as a GD veteran I think the game is way harder
Most demons I have beaten have frame perfect jumps and insane straight flyAnaxii wrote:
osu! only requires to click not the circles to the big, while GD requires to click to avoid dying. i think osu! is easier at the beginning but it gets way harder than GD when maps get HARD.JojoXD wrote:
Osu is a way easier game as a GD veteran I think the game is way harder
to be #1 in GD, you have to be extremely patient and consistentJojoXD wrote:
Most demons I have beaten have frame perfect jumps and insane straight flyAnaxii wrote:
osu! only requires to click not the circles to the big, while GD requires to click to avoid dying. i think osu! is easier at the beginning but it gets way harder than GD when maps get HARD.JojoXD wrote:
Osu is a way easier game as a GD veteran I think the game is way harder
osu is not as hard because timing aren’t as important maybe you can argue that higher star rating maps are harder but obviously no one has beaten them
Let’s compare tidal wave the hardest GD level verified to Sidetracked Day the current pp record
Sidetracked Day consist of 282 bpm death streams with huge spacing making it insanely hard to play and very stamina draining it is also ar 10.67 making it hard to react it sits at 10.5 stars. Now Tidal wave it starts of with many short mini dual rollers and insane hold dash, after that it slows down making you have to click within exactly 0.25 - 0.15 blocks on just normal spikes the reaction speed isn’t helping either after that you have some parts that aren’t too hard and then we go to the wave which is by far the hardest having every click almost frame perfect. I would say that sidetracked day dt isn’t hard to read and play (doesn’t mean they can pass or play well) for someone who has been playing for a while but tidal wave first 20 per cent is almost impossible for someone who has been playing for years.
Conclusion
It really depends both games are hard in their ways geometry dash is a simple concept but gets harder the more you play but osu is more complex but I would say GD is a bit harder because to be the no.1 player you have to
play demons and you can’t necessarily choose when you have beaten all of them you have to beat the next one that comes out and if you don’t then you could lose your spot but in osu you can farm meta maps because you have over 100k maps to pick so you can choose which one you want to play.
Sorry for this fatherless paragraph I was bored
I got genetics I’m black so I got speed like SythoAnaxii wrote:
to be #1 in GD, you have to be extremely patient and consistentJojoXD wrote:
Most demons I have beaten have frame perfect jumps and insane straight flyAnaxii wrote:
osu! only requires to click not the circles to the big, while GD requires to click to avoid dying. i think osu! is easier at the beginning but it gets way harder than GD when maps get HARD.JojoXD wrote:
Osu is a way easier game as a GD veteran I think the game is way harder
osu is not as hard because timing aren’t as important maybe you can argue that higher star rating maps are harder but obviously no one has beaten them
Let’s compare tidal wave the hardest GD level verified to Sidetracked Day the current pp record
Sidetracked Day consist of 282 bpm death streams with huge spacing making it insanely hard to play and very stamina draining it is also ar 10.67 making it hard to react it sits at 10.5 stars. Now Tidal wave it starts of with many short mini dual rollers and insane hold dash, after that it slows down making you have to click within exactly 0.25 - 0.15 blocks on just normal spikes the reaction speed isn’t helping either after that you have some parts that aren’t too hard and then we go to the wave which is by far the hardest having every click almost frame perfect. I would say that sidetracked day dt isn’t hard to read and play (doesn’t mean they can pass or play well) for someone who has been playing for a while but tidal wave first 20 per cent is almost impossible for someone who has been playing for years.
Conclusion
It really depends both games are hard in their ways geometry dash is a simple concept but gets harder the more you play but osu is more complex but I would say GD is a bit harder because to be the no.1 player you have to
play demons and you can’t necessarily choose when you have beaten all of them you have to beat the next one that comes out and if you don’t then you could lose your spot but in osu you can farm meta maps because you have over 100k maps to pick so you can choose which one you want to play.
Sorry for this fatherless paragraph I was bored
to be #1 in osu!, you need genetics /j
Most extreme demons in the top 10 are harder than your average 10* Geometry dash learning curve is a lot harder unless your SpaceUK 💀💀Voidedosu wrote:
Compare the 10*'s to the hardest demons, not the pp record.
Extreme demons are obviously harderVoidedosu wrote:
Compare the 10*'s to the hardest demons, not the pp record.
