Osu!

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

So I found this version of Gekishou
and it was like Miniature Deathstream Collection

then I noticed this version of Gekishou
and holy god those deathstreams
especially the huge slider one



so moving on to possible maps, Want You Gone is pretty fun, except you get kinda desynced a little at the beginning because you don't realize it's following the vocals.



Also, I've only been playing osu! a few days, so it's not like I'm pro or anything >_>

[Rizumu Tenshi]

JEBE will be deleted due to what Elfice said to me, and Luv Lab for approval now

I can't edit my big post on page 4 because I am using my Samsung Wave 723
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New replays, a new map for you.
W.T. Orchestra - William Tell Overture
Hito Ookami - Decisive Battle! Ho-Oh!

Moar replays.rar

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Can't believe I had 548 max. combo in Decisive Battle with Hidden~ (diff=Lvl 100)
And passed William Tell Overture no mods (diff=Champion)

Decisive Battle by Takuya
William Tell Overture by Louis Cyphre

[Avo]

Pfft. Osu. Catch the Beat master race.

Especially since I'm on a laptop and can't play Standard worth a ♥♥♥♥. CtB is the way to go.

[Rizumu Tenshi]

Pfft. Osu. Catch the Beat master race.

Especially since I'm on a laptop and can't play Standard worth a ♥♥♥♥. CtB is the way to go.

Erm, do you have a mouse connected to the laptop? Or a tablet you can use?
Otherwise you will be able to play Taiko and CTB only.

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

I'd just like to say that Catch The Beat is for noobs, and Taiko is for people who're bothered to differentiate between large and small. That's my opinion.

[nin10mode]

More like taiko is for people who can differentiate between red and blue and know how to keep to play a percussion instrument properly. Though typing keys on a keyboard is probably a lot different from keeping time with a snare drum or something.

[Chaukai]

Personally I think Taiko is harder than regular Osu, it's very difficult to get used to, and the maps most of the times are very difficult because it's more about the switching off between sides and the actual drums, which actually takes a lot of coordination.

[Suyo]

Anyone else playing osu! on Android?

There's some odd lag on some songs which ♥♥♥♥ me over sometimes and sometimes I miss notes due to my finger blocking them, but overall it seems I'm doing better on osu!droid than PC.

[Hatsune Miku - Unhappy Refrain [Hard]]

I still suck though

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

After a whole night dedicated to osu! multiplaying, I have come to this conclusion:

I absolutely suck at osu!.

[nin10mode]

Relative to a decent amount of us, yes. Don't worry, it just takes a lot of practice and determination. I played my way up trying to perfect normal difficulties. After that was done, I went on to hard, then I tried insane maps with nofail on and I got the hang of it. You could do the same thing with a mouse, which is what I'm guessing Chau did to get that good. Eventually, you get to know the patterns that recur in beatmaps of similar difficulties, like deathstreams and jumps in insane and you react immediately to the sight of it.

Also, last night when everyone left, SMIC and I played stream and jump compilation maps. Don't try it unless you like to burn out your arms.