Main thread: [osu!mania] Project Loved: July 2025
Paul Bazooka - Drunken Stein by Phukiir
128 BPM, 2:04 | 3.34★, 3.34★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Phukiir, formerly known as Sillyp, has been a pioneer and a veteran among the SV community, spearheading devices such as BPM-line gimmicks or pushing infinite BPM tricks to their limits back in the day. Speaking of "back in the day", this month's entry: Drunken Stein, will bring back some fond memories from tournaments past. Or perhaps not so fond memories for some players.
Drunken Stein is a landmark of 2020 SV mapping. It is not immediately intuitive, yet flows very much in the way the music does. Which is to say that the musicality itself is something to be learned bit by bit. Many tournaments players who experienced the SV category may tell you their own experience learning this map: for those who haven't learned it yet, I would say it's a step by step process which requires due patience and diligence.
Drunken Stein is anything but predictable, despite the "easy memorization" label in its description. However, once you get the hang of it, I personally think the execution isn't that bad in terms of difficulty. It is still a fairly high difficulty SV in its own right though.
Have you learned this in the past? Are you eager to dive in the past as a newer player? Go ahead and dunk your vote in!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Paul Bazooka - Drunken Stein by Phukiir
128 BPM, 2:04 | 3.34★, 3.34★
Captain's description (by Paturages):
Phukiir, formerly known as Sillyp, has been a pioneer and a veteran among the SV community, spearheading devices such as BPM-line gimmicks or pushing infinite BPM tricks to their limits back in the day. Speaking of "back in the day", this month's entry: Drunken Stein, will bring back some fond memories from tournaments past. Or perhaps not so fond memories for some players.
Drunken Stein is a landmark of 2020 SV mapping. It is not immediately intuitive, yet flows very much in the way the music does. Which is to say that the musicality itself is something to be learned bit by bit. Many tournaments players who experienced the SV category may tell you their own experience learning this map: for those who haven't learned it yet, I would say it's a step by step process which requires due patience and diligence.
Drunken Stein is anything but predictable, despite the "easy memorization" label in its description. However, once you get the hang of it, I personally think the execution isn't that bad in terms of difficulty. It is still a fairly high difficulty SV in its own right though.
Have you learned this in the past? Are you eager to dive in the past as a newer player? Go ahead and dunk your vote in!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!