With no fanservice😢

its the peppy beach

my favorite seasonal anime

after this we need summer festival episode

hot spring episode next pls

ikr, 4 cut?

"no don't"

I am one of those that if I take 3 days break or more from either playing osu in general or not playing skillcap speed/stamina, I will be back to square one and have to grind for weeks just to get back to my previous skill level. Also I show no improvement in speed or stamina even if I play every single day for weeks and grind it, my hands will just get fucked up and they will hurt so bad I won't even be able to play. Genetics are real. They have halted my progress in the game and I can never achieve my goals of becoming a top stream player. You don't even know the things I would give up just to have the genetics these top players do. I can't even imagine spending months away from the game and being exactly where I left off when I come back. I'm not certain that, quote "the main 'genetics' gap comes from how well you maintain your skill after taking a break", but actually that is just one factor that ties heavily into your genetics. Skillcap, stamina, and speed are all also determined by genetics. They affect ability to improve much more than maintaining skill from a break.

Why do you abbreviate pretty xd

merami has mentioned before that whenever he isn't playing osu or doing anything he usually just taps like he normally does wherever he is and said that might be one of the reasons his tapping doesn't suffer when he takes breaks

i think that this is not a real issue and that you only have this problem if you're not good enough at speed

@@deadmopose5990 Maybe. I'm just basing it off observations of good players, not lower ranks and my experience but it's a potential pattern I've noticed.

Yes but i thought they made hidden better

I can agree with this in a way, Maps were also VERY different at that time. We still see the same generic aim maps that were being played consistently by top players. It might just be the popular meta and how certain players abuse it. idk

@@vlxyy There was way less options then to gain ranks, as 2019 was when mass produced farm started to appear. Furthermore, less competition. also its interesting to see how much the pp cutoff has changed cause I got to 5 digit back in april of 2022 when it was 4000 so in the last year and a half its gone up by over 500. But even more so rank 1 back then was like 21k pp LOL

​@@spacepougeI remember when 1000PP was the holy grail. I took a couple years off to play other games, and I came back to 1600PP chokes. I'm just like "what happened"? The answer is a PP rework and rapid trigger, I guess. I actually got an UWU yesterday, and I think the switch weight is helping as much as rapid trigger, lol. I went from a 70 gram progressive spring to 45 gram linear spring. The difference is absurd.

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What about maps like 10 things ai no sukima? It gets no length bonus and is still incredibly overweight

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@yurushi55 If we’re talking about the top diff it’s still a 306bpm spaced deathstream at od 10.7. Not many people are capable of hitting stuff like that accurately and at this point (potentially when high AR length bonus is removed) jump aim needs a buff anyways instead of more nerfs to speed. Maybe a small nerf to high OD (10.3-10.8) but a buff to OD 11? IMO ATH 3mod is underweighted and so are many dthr plays due to how hard it is to acc OD 11 Can’t say for sure though, I’m just a random and don’t claim to be an expert at balancing pp

@@vp7219 I've also noticed there are many 3 mod speed plays that are weirdly underweighted (both of flaro's choir jail plays come to mind) I think they were accidentally nerfed from the original acc penalty for od11 targeted towards 3 mod jump farm.

i feel like the length bonus is justified specifically in the case of sidetracked day because of the insane consistency it takes to fc a map with such high physicality and stamina requirement

And bro's playing mostly loved or unranked maps 😂

what do you mean, there are a ton of incredible players in the top 20 and any of them could randomly pop off and take over, much like akolibed almost did there are so many players that have 1500+ pp chokes.. it's very competitive right now.

@@penguinsu2437 yes the transfer of skills is very important, some of the top ranking ctb players like motion actually are also really good at mania because of finger control, getting strong fingers from mania benefits ctb a lot

Currently they're doing their best to chase away the mania community with their 20% combo based new scoring system.

Tbh it is abusable asf but it comes down to players with no money vs players with money that can get the best equipment n shit but remember you have to have the skill to abuse it in the first place

You need to play harder maps to get better but not too hard

helo, i was plenty similar (still kinda is) but id very much recommend to start playing around the 5-6* range, it has helped me a ton with consistency and acc'ing as well as indirectly improve playing higher difficulty maps if you're uncomfortable with lower ar id suggest working your way down first or start your session by playing say ar9.3~, i used to be uncomfy playing with ar lower than 10 i also used to spam a lot of 6-7* dt just getting C ranks with bad acc as well, im currently 349k and ive been improving a lot this way and it has helped me get some potential 300s (just need to fc maps dear god let me) for maps i dont really have anything to recommend but i would say start with aim maps since they generally have easier rhythms to follow and build on your foundation with :3

I always question starting DT at such a low rank because you still can get a lot of ranks just by training foundational skills on nomod or even the other mods like HD or HR. If you are really set on training DT you should really start on an easier map, like the 8.5 AR maps can often be 4* with DT, otherwise play very short maps if you do want to try higher difficulty. I didn't even start training DT until around 6k pp, but realistically you can probably do it as early as 5k pp. Its an issue of foundational skills. You need to be able to read AR9.3 at minimum, but also comfortably aim/stream high bpm 5.5-6* maps before you build the skill required to access the nearly endless pool of very very juicy 6*/7* DT maps. For an easy transition into DT later down the road, stick to playing maps with a high BPM, like 180+ and try to consistently have a UR below 100. This gets you ready for high BPM in terms of stamina and aim, and then all you need to do is get used to AR 9.3.

@@qrzone8167 i dont know why i started spamming DT and high sr maps either but it was most likely because it felt more fun to me even though most of it was mashing and praying i pass lol with the rest you've said i wholeheartedly agree being able to read a range of lower ar and bpm really opened a lot of possibilities for me, i can comfortably play a lot of high 6-7* maps (mostly aim though) now and have a potential 400 already at hand but id have to acc it better and stop shitmissing everywhere lol im still struggling a fair bit when it comes to comboing and consistency (especially on streaming) but im getting there (map im talking about the 400 is cold green eyes sotarks set, reform's expert diff dt in case ure curious)

show your technique to miles_naismith please, surely it will help him

There certainly are bad techniques, like having a long travel distance or buttoning out hard. The reason they are bad is because they waste a lot of energy. If you halve your travel distance you reduce the energy required by 64.6%. Buttoning out hard is also bad for your finger health.

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​@@r_senot false, otherwise every single top speed player would have similar technique, which is evidently not the case.

@@antimatter2417 there is no one optimal/superior technique (except maybe cookiezi's lol), but there are aspects of one's tapping which can be bad and unproductive such as directing tension/energy linearly through your hand and letting it build up in your joints on long streams as opposed to circulating it, also raising your wrist too much, overreliance on wrist rotation, extra unnecessary/pointless movement or using elbow(up/down) movement/shoulder tension as a crutch. there are many correct ways of tapping but most player's tapping techniques are not correct.

PLUH

pluh

This wouldn’t really diversify skill sets at all though. A standard jump map is still a jump map regardless of what mod you put on it. This idea isn’t going to incentivize playing different types of maps, only different mods. Also the “best “ player will always be sort of subjective.

This is a terrible idea. That just incentivizes a "jack of all trades" playstyle which some people are really just not interested in. If we really had to make the pp system more complicated than it already is, it would be far better to split mods into their own sub categories so we can see who the best player is for nomod, HD, HR, HDHR, etc

i think i have a better idea now, how about weight a map depending on how much diversity are there in a map. like the pp system can recognize what jumps, streams, speed, etc is. make all of them balanced and calculate them based on how much those skillset are spread out, for example(read this if youre confused with my explanations and want to know the conclusion) a map that is filled with 90% jumps or stream (purposely farm maps) will be weighted less than a map that is filled with 50% jumps 50% stream

It for sure applies to tapping as well. Trumpet players are taught early on that you want to have your fingers curled so that they're more vertical than horizontal because it helps with speed. same thing applies to tapping.

inb4 mad cuz bad