Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: June 2024
Anixto - Joker by RuleBlazing
126 BPM, 2:35 | 2.22★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
So last month was a bit of an oopsie wasn't it?
For those who missed it, RuleBlazing's MAKE IT FUNKY NOW chart was what we were going to push for last month's SV, but we realized too late that it was going for Ranked... so here's the next best candidate from our beloved, very much edible, SV veteran: Joker.
Mapped as an SV qualifier for the osu!mania Asian's Championship 2020, Joker has a fairly simplistic yet effective concept, especially for the time. In 2020, RuleBlazing was arguably one of the most pivotal SV mappers in the tournament scene, and they have been continuously contributing and making themselves known across many tournaments. Even now, RuleBlazing's legacy still extends, sometimes even beyond the SV skillset.
The map itself has also resurfaced in popularity through its inclusion in the first SV Summer Exhibition. As a whole, it has an early-game, somewhat-memorization-oriented type of vibe; as such, SV learners should find it relatively accessible. As an inclusion in the Loved roster, this is yet another addition to our collection of affordable SVs for everyone to enjoy.
Clock's tickin': before time is over, you better put your vote in. This better not get ranked as well.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Anixto - Joker by RuleBlazing
126 BPM, 2:35 | 2.22★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
So last month was a bit of an oopsie wasn't it?
For those who missed it, RuleBlazing's MAKE IT FUNKY NOW chart was what we were going to push for last month's SV, but we realized too late that it was going for Ranked... so here's the next best candidate from our beloved, very much edible, SV veteran: Joker.
Mapped as an SV qualifier for the osu!mania Asian's Championship 2020, Joker has a fairly simplistic yet effective concept, especially for the time. In 2020, RuleBlazing was arguably one of the most pivotal SV mappers in the tournament scene, and they have been continuously contributing and making themselves known across many tournaments. Even now, RuleBlazing's legacy still extends, sometimes even beyond the SV skillset.
The map itself has also resurfaced in popularity through its inclusion in the first SV Summer Exhibition. As a whole, it has an early-game, somewhat-memorization-oriented type of vibe; as such, SV learners should find it relatively accessible. As an inclusion in the Loved roster, this is yet another addition to our collection of affordable SVs for everyone to enjoy.
Clock's tickin': before time is over, you better put your vote in. This better not get ranked as well.
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!