I don't, i think i notice more things but at the same time, my unconscious cognition kicks in doing everything automatically, making it harder for me to read everything.VioletMaid wrote:
Don't think just stare at the middle of the screen and let your osu powers take over. Also tea or coffee.
Yeah, this is what I think too. Like RaneFire says, the next time you think about the hard parts and ignore the easy(ier) parts and often get silly mistakes.tokaku wrote:
I think it's because you're more attentive to what's going on because it's the first time you're playing it and you have no idea what's going to appear next.
I very much agree with this, osu demands a constant focus and maybe even some psychological "flow" (at a difficult level). In contrast with sightreading, when you're playing through another time, your brain knows what parts are difficult and marginalizes other parts, leading to silly misses. Complete focus is what you have to aim for.nooblet wrote:
Yeah, this is what I think too. Like RaneFire says, the next time you think about the hard parts and ignore the easy(ier) parts and often get silly mistakes.tokaku wrote:
I think it's because you're more attentive to what's going on because it's the first time you're playing it and you have no idea what's going to appear next.
This is why unless it's multiplayer, I usually don't try on the first play, instead I try to get a hold of the patterns and flow of the map and then try to FC the second time. It's probably why I do a lot better on multiplayer though ...