Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: April 2025
Usada Pekora - Discommunication Alien by Xingyue
170 – 238 BPM, 3:26 | 4.09★, 4.43★, 4.77★, 5.11★, 5.45★
Captain's description (by SunApple):
Welcome back Xingyue to Loved, it always is nice to see these more comfortable charts get a chance in the spotlight, and I can only think of a few maps more comfortable than the jumpstreams that are present in Discommunication Alien.
I don't know about other people, but I vividly remember playing this map over and over again because of how satisfying it was to see myself slowly improving my speed, and I would often use this as a baseline for the speed that I could play at a time. Looking back on it now, I don't know if it was the best way to improve or the best indication of how good I was, but what I do know is that this map is just so fun that it doesn't matter. The patterning present isn't anything too complicated, but that is part of why I believe it is so great. Going all the way up to around 240 BPM jumpstreams, it isn't necessarily the fastest in the world, but it is a great way to practice your consistency since it is very balanced throughout.
I feel like many osu! players have struggled with talking to people at least once in their lives, and I feel like this song represents it pretty well (even though it is one of the most popular VTubers singing it). So, if you want to feel less like an alien, be sure to give your opinion by voting on this map!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Usada Pekora - Discommunication Alien by Xingyue
170 – 238 BPM, 3:26 | 4.09★, 4.43★, 4.77★, 5.11★, 5.45★
Captain's description (by SunApple):
Welcome back Xingyue to Loved, it always is nice to see these more comfortable charts get a chance in the spotlight, and I can only think of a few maps more comfortable than the jumpstreams that are present in Discommunication Alien.
I don't know about other people, but I vividly remember playing this map over and over again because of how satisfying it was to see myself slowly improving my speed, and I would often use this as a baseline for the speed that I could play at a time. Looking back on it now, I don't know if it was the best way to improve or the best indication of how good I was, but what I do know is that this map is just so fun that it doesn't matter. The patterning present isn't anything too complicated, but that is part of why I believe it is so great. Going all the way up to around 240 BPM jumpstreams, it isn't necessarily the fastest in the world, but it is a great way to practice your consistency since it is very balanced throughout.
I feel like many osu! players have struggled with talking to people at least once in their lives, and I feel like this song represents it pretty well (even though it is one of the most popular VTubers singing it). So, if you want to feel less like an alien, be sure to give your opinion by voting on this map!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!