That's because osu is a skill-based game, and like 99% of other skill-based things in thr world, you have to train more of it to be better at it.
You could aruge you need a good tool to improve, but in my opinion, not having enough skill to fully ultilize the potential of a tool is just a waste of time (tool in osu as in keyboard mouse tablet and stuff related to that)
If playing more doesn't work for you, either you just didn't put the effort into it (like every other things in the world, if you don't put the effort you're just wasting your own time), or you have played too much and you've burnt out of it (taking a break would be the best soultuon), or, rarely, you have a muscle related sickness (in which it's very unfortunate)
Playing more is a long progress, and not a shortcut to heaven. Don't open a thread just asking why playing 100 hours doesn't suffice enough to improve much (100 hours is just an example, not the line)
These are just my own opinion, feel free to correct me if I made a mistake.
You could aruge you need a good tool to improve, but in my opinion, not having enough skill to fully ultilize the potential of a tool is just a waste of time (tool in osu as in keyboard mouse tablet and stuff related to that)
If playing more doesn't work for you, either you just didn't put the effort into it (like every other things in the world, if you don't put the effort you're just wasting your own time), or you have played too much and you've burnt out of it (taking a break would be the best soultuon), or, rarely, you have a muscle related sickness (in which it's very unfortunate)
Playing more is a long progress, and not a shortcut to heaven. Don't open a thread just asking why playing 100 hours doesn't suffice enough to improve much (100 hours is just an example, not the line)
These are just my own opinion, feel free to correct me if I made a mistake.