I saw my brother playing it upstairs and found it fun after I played it. Downloaded it after a few plays
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How did you Find out about Osu!~?
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I was watching someone's league of legends stream (I think it was c9 Hai, forgot) and they started playing osu! during a waiting queue.
Funny thing is I don't play league of legends anymore lol
Funny thing is I don't play league of legends anymore lol
I was looking at plays of StepMania beatmaps on youtube and one of the suggested videos was a Cookiezi video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LOaxtJf9F4
This exact video made me start osu
This exact video made me start osu
My younger-sister, I saw My sister playing osu! and I try to play it... luckily, until now I'm still playing it (but sadly, my sister doesn't play osu! anymore)
I was watching YouTube, and cookiezi plays big black was in related videos. And now I'm here.
I used to play it on my iDevice, Then I found out there was an PC version... o-o
I don't really recall who (which I find a shame), but I saw someone playing it on twitch either. Kinda cliche but welp. As I saw him playing it it reminded me of EBA which was a huge part of my childhood etc etc, so that made me decide to play it.
I discovered this cool new rhythm game for the DS called Elite Beat Agents in Nintendo's Holiday 2006 catalog, and really badly wanted to play it. I ended up not playing it until I picked up a DS flashcart in 2008, which led me to discover that it was a westernized version of this Japanese-only rhythm game called Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan. I ended up beating both games, as well as the Japan-only sequel Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 (that name is still fun to say). I got good enough to beat them all on Hard, but still to this day haven't beaten any of the games on Insane (due to the incredibly punishing HP drain).
Then after my DS lite broke in 2009, I still had a craving for that rhythm-based circle-clicking gameplay. I discovered a PC clone of Ouendan in 2009 known as osu!, and immediately quit after bringing my playcount to about 12 (partially due to the difficulty from playing with a terrible wireless mouse at the time, but also because osu! lacked the fun storyboards that changed depending on how well you were playing. I also came in with the mindset that only the "authentic" maps were good, so I didn't even bother even looking at most of the maps that people made).
I then rediscovered osu! in 2012 after getting back into anime, playing a bit of osu!droid (and complaining about how laggy it was), and realizing that my new laptop was perfectly capable of handling the game. It was then when I realized how much progress has been made with beatmapping since I first discovered the game, and I think it was this video (or at least a video of this map) that kindled my desire to get good at the game. And after nearly 2 years, after all sorts of osu!-related setup changes, here I still am!
Then after my DS lite broke in 2009, I still had a craving for that rhythm-based circle-clicking gameplay. I discovered a PC clone of Ouendan in 2009 known as osu!, and immediately quit after bringing my playcount to about 12 (partially due to the difficulty from playing with a terrible wireless mouse at the time, but also because osu! lacked the fun storyboards that changed depending on how well you were playing. I also came in with the mindset that only the "authentic" maps were good, so I didn't even bother even looking at most of the maps that people made).
I then rediscovered osu! in 2012 after getting back into anime, playing a bit of osu!droid (and complaining about how laggy it was), and realizing that my new laptop was perfectly capable of handling the game. It was then when I realized how much progress has been made with beatmapping since I first discovered the game, and I think it was this video (or at least a video of this map) that kindled my desire to get good at the game. And after nearly 2 years, after all sorts of osu!-related setup changes, here I still am!
This might be weird but a few years ago I was totally in love with The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and after random search that was based on it (on Youtube), I came across the beatmap and was like "aww dude this looks cool".
Next thing I know was that I hit that download button and started playing this awesome game.
I was in the mood for Taiko back then around 2012 april, with some help from Google i stumbled on a pc version of the game, played Taiko mode on Osu and didn't like it, prefeedr much more on the standard mode
Fast forward and now i'm here grinding my skills clicking on dem circles.
Fast forward and now i'm here grinding my skills clicking on dem circles.
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^what those people actually exist in Australia?
A friend told me about osu! And here I am today.
basicallyimaginarywriter wrote:
A friend told me about osu! And here I am today.
There's no way back now._sparky_ wrote:
basicallyimaginarywriter wrote:
A friend told me about osu! And here I am today.
I was a new Vocaloid fan at the time, and I'd found a few gameplay videos.
About 11 months later (more or less), I came to the site, slapped the download button and started playing.
And, here I am.
About 11 months later (more or less), I came to the site, slapped the download button and started playing.
And, here I am.
Basically two germany Letsplayer brought me here (https://osu.ppy.sh/u/476241 and https://osu.ppy.sh/u/501813 (both inactive :s)) since they were streaming it from time to time.
Thats pretty much it
Thats pretty much it
2 years ago, a friend told me about the game, and I saw some videos. I thought that the game was really cool, and started playing. And I went back to play, with this new account.
i first heard about it while playing latale years ago, i asked about it and it didn't really interest me since i had no interest in rhythm games back then.
then when i started playing was when my friend told me to play osu, i decided to give it a try. Got addicted instantly ;w;
then when i started playing was when my friend told me to play osu, i decided to give it a try. Got addicted instantly ;w;
Airgearxtream told me to download the game because he said it have anime openings. He taught me first CtB. Then I saw people talking about osu!standard in #osu, so I played standard too.
(he was raging when i don't follow him)
(he was raging when i don't follow him)
A Minecraft Youtuber made an osu! video and I thought it was cool.
A League of Legends player was playing it (BoxBox)
Saw it on YouTube, I was basically jumping around and clicking at random videos and I stumbled across an osu! video. It was a replay from some top-tier player, don't remember who, but I remember thinking, "Woah, this game looks like it'd be addicting, I'm going to try it out."
I was right.
I was right.
i love rhythm games, and i searched "best rhythm games for pc" on youtube and Osu! was number 1 on some guys top 5 list. Lol i didnt know then that i would become a hardcore player of this back then. XD
I was looking for Earthmind - Kaleidoscope on YouTube. All of the hits contained the word "osu!", so I clicked the first one and it was a replay of someone playing. I got curious, searched for osu!, watched some Cookiezi videos, the rest is history.
Youtube enlightened me 1-2 years ago.
Boredom saw me back at the game in 2014.
Boredom saw me back at the game in 2014.
YouTube
My friend.