It's not about memorizing it, it's about skills that you need. And you won't develop any other skill than smashing your buttons mindlessly.FlyingKebab wrote:
I don't understand you people. You make it seem like osu is godly hard that even repeating the same thing for a month wouldn't grant you the ability to pass it. Give up, a person would be able to pass it in under a month of grinding, I think you are forgetting that grinding a map doesn't mean becoming good at the game but just MEMORIZING every god damn part of the entire map to not be able to fail in any possible way. Although no one is stupid enough to replicate what OP suggested but in reality you need more than a year to pass a map like Big Black on your first few tries but you only need a few weeks or a month to pass ONLY Big Black on your 9999999 try.
EDIT: I going to try playing Eighto 490 a few times everyday and see how much memorizing a map works even though i won't be able to really play a map like that in atleast a few months.
And with mindlessly button smashing you won't beat the map.
Grinding only works if your skills aren't too much below the map. Someone who never played the game would just press the buttons and hope that it works. He won't gain any skill that is required to beat the map. The map is way too hard and fast for a newbie to gain any skill.
You may be able to memorize is, but without the speed, accuracy and all the other 20 things that you develop through normal playing you won't beat the map.
I see that you never played ous mania. Go and play there an 6+ star 7k star song. And then come back and say you can memorize it.
I wasn't specifically talking about Big Black. Eighto, however, would actually be a good example. It makes sense that without a foundation of at least SOME skill, it wouldn't be possible. Would it be any different if you took someone that had played around 100-200 times, perhaps? Just a debate, not an argument. :c