My brother is 20k and he got me into the game and since I watched his progression from the beginning of his play I started seeing this path of improvement and "goals" I can set for myself to 1 up him , 95k rn after 4 weeks of playing got my first 240 pp play
6:27 If ever setting you mindset into "This is easy" doing the reverse might actually work too. Because if you think like it is easy, you will start to expect too high about yourself, and thoughts like "This is easy, why is it so hard?", or "Maybe I'm too bad to do easy stuff" might discourage you. If ever thinking that way didn't work, try thinking "This is hard, so I have to focus more" might actually work because you'll have low expectations and actually just focus on giving your best.
@@nightelf4161 Just challenge yourself in maps where you think "this is doable" and try to keep beating your score on it combo by combo. And dont farm the same map a million times or else ur gonna get burnt out.
ik this is an old comment but personally after i started brute forcing by saying "these maps are pretty easy" eventually the maps outside of my range are suddenly fcable when they weren't a few weeks prior
@@bluefy5831, it doesn't mean it's good. For example, I don't enjoy the game when I retry the same map even 5-10 times which is often necessary if you can barely fc it. I don't care if I miss and that's why my consistency is shit. Over time it became the worst skill of all. Otherwise, how do you even work on your consistency if you never go for fcs nor big combos?
Loved the vid as always. Also I like that you mentioned rivalry, because this is what really pushed me. I pushed to #300 in around 2 years and all because I had a rivalry going on with someone who would become a good friend of mine. We basically kept overtaking each other for a very long time. But as soon as he stopped playing, I started to not improve anymore and all my motivation was gone. I solely played for the reason of playing the game for well over a year. The turning point for me was when I realized that mistake and started seeking motivation somewhere else. Improving my aim, stream, speed whatever it is. If you find motivation to improve on something and invest time and especially brain into it, you will become better eventually. Yeah idk where that was going but maybe someone get's inspired or something idk. Have a good day :^)
5:02 this is something I actually did a while ago and I felt like I improved a lot, even though the person didn't know me or what I was doing I felt like I was trying to compete with this random player in my rank and it honestly impacted the way I play a ton.
the rivalry point is not only the biggest factor in my improvement, but probably what has kept me playing the game without getting tired. a friend and I have been constantly challenging each other to get better than the other person. this rivalry has brought us from high 5 digit to low 4 digit and keeps on making us want to 1-up the other in different skillsets
Can't agree with you more . Mindset Is so insanely important for improvement . Without it , it takes much much more effort and time to actually get better
I don't know if you remember me (from discord) but I need to say that I really enjoy these recent videos where you talk about osu skillsets/improvement. And imo this is the best and most important video out of all, many people forget that osu is just a game and they are too focused on improving without having patience. I learned by myself that it needs patience and time to get better, especially if you don't have the muscles and stamina for certain things. It's not about raging/feeling bad about streaming from 180bpm to 200bpm doesn't work in a week, it's the slight improvement that you should always appreciate. A year ago I thought it would be impossible to ever play higher than 4* and my friend who showed me osu was already doing some 5*. I started getting good at some 5* and at one point even able to fc 6*. Looking back is very funny because I know exactly that I never thought getting there was possible l - this shows me that with time and patience I can still get to points I never thought of. Anyway, just wanted to say good job on these videos, I really enjoy them
this is such a good take on the topic. I myself quit the game 3 months ago for having a bad mindset and my tablet breaking but this video really does show how much the mental aspect can help you improve and I really love that.
That rivalry thing is actually something I've been doing with another top player in my country for months now. We've never interacted, we just snipe each others score. It's actually been really fun and has reignited my passion for the game. Great advice.
I have this best friend of mine which we technically played at the same day (he created his account after a few days) because he went to my house and was like "Bro, check out this game called osu! download it". We laughed at ourselves on how bad we were even at the tutorial like clicking the both ends of a slider lmfao. And yes, Kuba Oms gang. We started playing the game alot after that we improved in our own ways. I bought a tablet and he stuck to mouse although given that he really wants to play on mouse not only because he couldn't afford one at that time but it was because he felt like he was comfortable with it. And so we started playing as I said. We farmed CBCC when it was fresh (still proud of those days don't disagree on me dude). At first our skill set weren't that far off we were both just farmers playing some dt. Heck we would even self -proclaim ourselves "The Tablet and The Mouse Gods" in school it was fun as shit. We had a good year of playing and then this is the part where we see the difference in our playstyle. My friend was focusing more on accuracy and streaming meanwhile I was doing tech and jump. At this point we were having a friendly competition like whos gonna reach 2k pp or 3k pp first and all that good shit and we may be the fault for our motivation to improve at this game. After that we took a break for like a year and a half then we came back. Our skillsets we're refined and you can distinguish our playstyle in someways although our skillsets did not set a huge skill gap between us since we were playing at roughly the same times maybe one specialises this skill set like me: dude I can't even hit acc with those streams him: cant even hit those jumps and all those things and we were pushing each other to tell that he is the better player. 3 years later from since we began (October 2017), we both are still 5 digit. I'm sitting at around 54k and hes at 46k (trying to remember) he reached 5k pp before me also he got like 4,999 pp then next play 5k is like 1 pp with a dream is real epic. And here we are still, tapping to the circles and we still have our own small rivalry but this time our skillset kinda broaden a little although general performance is the same for example he can stream with high acc, he is extremely consistent and has fantastic ur (unstable rate) meanwhile I can hit high bpm, techy and/or speedy jump maps Our mindset was really the reason why we are still here today playing this circle tapping game to music, its because of friendship, competition, motivation and most importantly........ ...flexing All I have to say is if you can't find someone like I have which weve known each other for quite some time and we started playing the game at the same time, go find someone your rank and befriend them because you can help each other's out actively and most of the time passively (this goes well with alot and I mean by ALOT of top players). Competition ain't fun if you got no shit against the competitor. So stop complaining that you can't reach that one top player you've always dreamt of and start motivating yourself that you can find success and growth right this moment by just simply comparing yourself, your motivation, your will power and your dedication and you'll start seeing the bigger picture of where and how improvement works for your stage of the game. Tldr: Don't overlook on other players that are clearly skilled and experienced with the game because in the end you'll demotivate yourself but instead, go find someone in your range and there where real eagerness for improvement and actual improvement starts Edit: Same situation for my new bestfriends who have been bestfriends for years aswell. Me and Huwu (check out his channel tho poggers) introduced them into playing osu! Since both of them has the same level of friendship like I do with Huwu, they were playing the game casually, playing their favorite songs and maps and seeing improvement in each other. One time the other surpassed the other ones pp and the other dude started farming so he can regain his rank. Also me and Huwu promised to give them an osu supporter for the first one to reach 100pp play (I think they're both 900pp I actually really forgot ill edit it once I recheck because internet is kinda do be buggy). Oh well well how history repeats am I right? I can see those both improving quick in no time.
5:58 For me it's more like, "holy shit that player is so good. I'm so jealous and I want to get to their level" There's a Discord friend I know who went from seven digit to around 100K in just about two months (meanwhile I've been playing for a year now and I'm still stuck at 580K). Seeing her improvement rate on her profile page made me so jealous. Like, how did she get so good? I was seething in envy, I didn't even want to look at her page again. I thought, maybe if I use that envy as motivation to get better, I could improve. But I also thought that well, it's not genuine inspiration, it's just pure envy. And that's probably not a good mindset for me. Nevertheless, I still want to be able to get to 100K and be able to play 5* in two months or less, telling myself "If she can, I can". But fuck I still couldn't help but feel jealous...
Instead of looking at my slowly declining rank I’ve been trying to practice alternating, it’s been Like 2 weeks but today was probably the best day. I pass 3 maps today, Anemone no Hana [Reform's Insane], Anoyo-iki no Bus ni Notte Saraba, and DORAEMON [Best Friend]. All of these maps (expect for doraemon) used to be so hard for me while single tapping. I choke ( of course) in all 3 of them but at least I’m kinda getting better at alternating.
Watching other people play osu! strive me to at least make an effort to improve and enjoy the game itself, it gives me a lot of motivation. I say I'm doing normal at it, I can only play hard and light insane beatmaps. What made me have this mindset was the boost of improvement I've made, I once played a normal difficulty and I felt accomplished. Without realising I started going onto a beatmap that had more stars. Once I mastered that one harder beatmap and tried played Normal again, it felt easy. That day really made me change my mindset.
Mark my words, I will one day pass Galaxy Collapse (Galactic) no mod.... One day.... That's probably not today, nor tomorrow. But I will get there eventually.
i still do the one person competitive thing all the time and a lot of my top plays are a result of that, definitely healthy and that person doesn’t need to even ever know you’re sniping them
The biggest problem that I think of is that I started playing too early and by the time that I beat galaxy collapse most people are already gonna do way harder maps
My rank is 617,351. I feel u. And currently I'm not able to play it, because I'm away from home till September and that number will just get bigger. OOF
it s about time u made these types of videos a series>> "osu 5digit mental support" p.s. if anyone is wondering if it s enough to follow those improvement videos,here s a fitting quote > 'there s a difference between knowing the path and walking the path' in other words, 'play more' (until u figure out yourselves the way to actually improve) that s the harsh truth
Thinking of maps as easy is only helpful if the maps are actually easy for you. If fail to get an FC on an "easy" map over and over, you'll just end up rage-quitting.
almost exactly 1 year of playing osu seriously and now im 21k. Mindset was definitely a big part of my gain because seeing friends or people improve, really made me want to compete aswell.
Idk I still enjoy and want to play the game but I think my hands won't let me because when I play for 2 hours my hand starts hurting and it won't go away the next day. I need to rest 3-4 days which would halt my progress in improvement since I couldn't play consistently
ever when i had a bad mindset my body proves for me that im not bad at this game and after i start do set a lot of good scores. so a just enjoying the game now cuz i know im good on osu
I just wanted to say exacly the same for next let"s argue yes osu is big mind game skin,song,mood,position,sleep this is what influece your performence the most becouse you want to practise more and 2 is that this factors realy make you play better objectivly
I also aspire to be in the top. Whenever I see whitecat, cookiezi, vaxei, merami gameplays, I just laugh it off like a crazy bastard and saying that they are gods 😂😂. But in my mind, someday I will be like that, I just need to work hard and have fun because what's the point if I don't have fun right? It may take some time but I'm bound to get there!! And btw...Do you have a tablet that you don't use anymore? If it doesn't bother you, may I have it? I'm a mouse user but I really want to improve more in osu 🥺🙏🙏
0:19 I guess you didnt mention streaming speed. This is literally one of the things I'm really good at for someone who has been playing for nearly a year.
You realize everyone who plays this game find different things fun? There are tons of people who are very competitive and play a game to be the best. Personally I doubt I could ever reach #1 but I’m still shooting to be a top player. A game with no goals gets boring after a while.
Idk man. When I see a guy with half the play time on the same rank it feels kinda discouraging. It doesn't matter if their top plays are 5 83% Harumachi Clovers, I couldn't replicate those plays now much less if I sunk half the time into the game
Don't get in the trap of just focusing on one skill... I only liked hentai on twitter, when I came back to Osu the skill didn't really translate, wonder why
why would you even play the game with a bad attitude? i am nearly 40 and the friends i found in this game are mostly 18> and they improve way faster than me well thats just how it is i just use my age as excuse even tho i think it is a reason i am a bit slower improving. The most importaint thing is "if you have fun playing, you re playing it the right way"
3:23 I felt genuinly attacked
Plot twist: Spazza17 is verto
LMAOO
Well, that's not a bad theory.. That theory really seems doable to me lol.
3:23 watch a 6 digit come back a year later like "haha i was that 6 digit that you said couldn't become a top player and look at me now ahaha"
damn I do like hentai on twitter
me too why am i still a 6 digit
Raynei you don’t farm enough lol
@@theonlybass8947 my top play is all HDDT I think I need to like more hentai on Twitter
More hentai if you follow Binfy, i guarantee you'll get your daily dose of hentai
@@lunoeruuu thanks for pro tip will go follow rn
the 1-sided rivalry technique is actually pretty good tbh
Do it, I genuinely started improving a crap ton after gaining a one-sided rivalry with a player that was higher in rank than me.
Definitely worth doing, used it to get into osu by competing with my friend and now Im pretty deep into the game now
My brother is 20k and he got me into the game and since I watched his progression from the beginning of his play I started seeing this path of improvement and "goals" I can set for myself to 1 up him , 95k rn after 4 weeks of playing got my first 240 pp play
Adra ok mrekk, 95k after 4 weeks of playing
@@rg5226 5k playcount in that 6 weeks now, spamming hard
6:27 If ever setting you mindset into "This is easy" doing the reverse might actually work too. Because if you think like it is easy, you will start to expect too high about yourself, and thoughts like "This is easy, why is it so hard?", or "Maybe I'm too bad to do easy stuff" might discourage you. If ever thinking that way didn't work, try thinking "This is hard, so I have to focus more" might actually work because you'll have low expectations and actually just focus on giving your best.
Yeah I fell into that for a while about 8 months ago, was really destructive to my improvement at the time
Nah bro, that will make you overthink everything and make you hit a wall. Well, its different for every player.
i dont think you should think either of these things
@@nightelf4161 Just challenge yourself in maps where you think "this is doable" and try to keep beating your score on it combo by combo. And dont farm the same map a million times or else ur gonna get burnt out.
ik this is an old comment but personally after i started brute forcing by saying "these maps are pretty easy" eventually the maps outside of my range are suddenly fcable when they weren't a few weeks prior
i was fully expecting at the start
'guys I need to shave and need a haircut, THAT IS WHY OUR SPONSOR TODAY IS DOLLAR SHAVE CLUB'
Their mindset: must improve, must fc
My mindset: lemme enjoy game
Please keep that mindset forever
I enjoy game by improving
@@bluefy5831, it doesn't mean it's good. For example, I don't enjoy the game when I retry the same map even 5-10 times which is often necessary if you can barely fc it. I don't care if I miss and that's why my consistency is shit. Over time it became the worst skill of all. Otherwise, how do you even work on your consistency if you never go for fcs nor big combos?
That mindset is entirely me. I just want to play the game. I absolutely enjoy some of the songs in osu not realizing I am improving slowly.
I just enjoy game not realizing I fced the map I'm playing
Loved the vid as always.
Also I like that you mentioned rivalry, because this is what really pushed me.
I pushed to #300 in around 2 years and all because I had a rivalry going on with someone who would become a good friend of mine. We basically kept overtaking each other for a very long time. But as soon as he stopped playing, I started to not improve anymore and all my motivation was gone. I solely played for the reason of playing the game for well over a year. The turning point for me was when I realized that mistake and started seeking motivation somewhere else. Improving my aim, stream, speed whatever it is. If you find motivation to improve on something and invest time and especially brain into it, you will become better eventually.
Yeah idk where that was going but maybe someone get's inspired or something idk.
Have a good day :^)
same story with me except my friend still plays he just can't keep up with me anymore lol
5:02 this is something I actually did a while ago and I felt like I improved a lot, even though the person didn't know me or what I was doing I felt like I was trying to compete with this random player in my rank and it honestly impacted the way I play a ton.
the rivalry point is not only the biggest factor in my improvement, but probably what has kept me playing the game without getting tired. a friend and I have been constantly challenging each other to get better than the other person. this rivalry has brought us from high 5 digit to low 4 digit and keeps on making us want to 1-up the other in different skillsets
Can't agree with you more . Mindset Is so insanely important for improvement . Without it , it takes much much more effort and time to actually get better
I don't know if you remember me (from discord) but I need to say that I really enjoy these recent videos where you talk about osu skillsets/improvement. And imo this is the best and most important video out of all, many people forget that osu is just a game and they are too focused on improving without having patience. I learned by myself that it needs patience and time to get better, especially if you don't have the muscles and stamina for certain things. It's not about raging/feeling bad about streaming from 180bpm to 200bpm doesn't work in a week, it's the slight improvement that you should always appreciate. A year ago I thought it would be impossible to ever play higher than 4* and my friend who showed me osu was already doing some 5*. I started getting good at some 5* and at one point even able to fc 6*. Looking back is very funny because I know exactly that I never thought getting there was possible l - this shows me that with time and patience I can still get to points I never thought of. Anyway, just wanted to say good job on these videos, I really enjoy them
this is such a good take on the topic.
I myself quit the game 3 months ago for having a bad mindset and my tablet breaking but this video really does show how much the mental aspect can help you improve and I really love that.
That rivalry thing is actually something I've been doing with another top player in my country for months now.
We've never interacted, we just snipe each others score.
It's actually been really fun and has reignited my passion for the game. Great advice.
I have this best friend of mine which we technically played at the same day (he created his account after a few days) because he went to my house and was like "Bro, check out this game called osu! download it". We laughed at ourselves on how bad we were even at the tutorial like clicking the both ends of a slider lmfao. And yes, Kuba Oms gang. We started playing the game alot after that we improved in our own ways. I bought a tablet and he stuck to mouse although given that he really wants to play on mouse not only because he couldn't afford one at that time but it was because he felt like he was comfortable with it. And so we started playing as I said. We farmed CBCC when it was fresh (still proud of those days don't disagree on me dude). At first our skill set weren't that far off we were both just farmers playing some dt. Heck we would even self -proclaim ourselves "The Tablet and The Mouse Gods" in school it was fun as shit. We had a good year of playing and then this is the part where we see the difference in our playstyle. My friend was focusing more on accuracy and streaming meanwhile I was doing tech and jump. At this point we were having a friendly competition like whos gonna reach 2k pp or 3k pp first and all that good shit and we may be the fault for our motivation to improve at this game. After that we took a break for like a year and a half then we came back. Our skillsets we're refined and you can distinguish our playstyle in someways although our skillsets did not set a huge skill gap between us since we were playing at roughly the same times maybe one specialises this skill set like me: dude I can't even hit acc with those streams him: cant even hit those jumps and all those things and we were pushing each other to tell that he is the better player. 3 years later from since we began (October 2017), we both are still 5 digit. I'm sitting at around 54k and hes at 46k (trying to remember) he reached 5k pp before me also he got like 4,999 pp then next play 5k is like 1 pp with a dream is real epic. And here we are still, tapping to the circles and we still have our own small rivalry but this time our skillset kinda broaden a little although general performance is the same for example he can stream with high acc, he is extremely consistent and has fantastic ur (unstable rate) meanwhile I can hit high bpm, techy and/or speedy jump maps
Our mindset was really the reason why we are still here today playing this circle tapping game to music, its because of friendship, competition, motivation and most importantly........
...flexing
All I have to say is if you can't find someone like I have which weve known each other for quite some time and we started playing the game at the same time, go find someone your rank and befriend them because you can help each other's out actively and most of the time passively (this goes well with alot and I mean by ALOT of top players). Competition ain't fun if you got no shit against the competitor. So stop complaining that you can't reach that one top player you've always dreamt of and start motivating yourself that you can find success and growth right this moment by just simply comparing yourself, your motivation, your will power and your dedication and you'll start seeing the bigger picture of where and how improvement works for your stage of the game.
Tldr: Don't overlook on other players that are clearly skilled and experienced with the game because in the end you'll demotivate yourself but instead, go find someone in your range and there where real eagerness for improvement and actual improvement starts
Edit: Same situation for my new bestfriends who have been bestfriends for years aswell. Me and Huwu (check out his channel tho poggers) introduced them into playing osu! Since both of them has the same level of friendship like I do with Huwu, they were playing the game casually, playing their favorite songs and maps and seeing improvement in each other. One time the other surpassed the other ones pp and the other dude started farming so he can regain his rank. Also me and Huwu promised to give them an osu supporter for the first one to reach 100pp play (I think they're both 900pp I actually really forgot ill edit it once I recheck because internet is kinda do be buggy). Oh well well how history repeats am I right? I can see those both improving quick in no time.
Finally! someone did a video about mindset I needed that so much!
5:58 For me it's more like, "holy shit that player is so good. I'm so jealous and I want to get to their level"
There's a Discord friend I know who went from seven digit to around 100K in just about two months (meanwhile I've been playing for a year now and I'm still stuck at 580K). Seeing her improvement rate on her profile page made me so jealous. Like, how did she get so good? I was seething in envy, I didn't even want to look at her page again. I thought, maybe if I use that envy as motivation to get better, I could improve. But I also thought that well, it's not genuine inspiration, it's just pure envy. And that's probably not a good mindset for me. Nevertheless, I still want to be able to get to 100K and be able to play 5* in two months or less, telling myself "If she can, I can".
But fuck I still couldn't help but feel jealous...
my mind: just be happy and you'll play better
my bipolar: just hold on a minute
Instead of looking at my slowly declining rank I’ve been trying to practice alternating, it’s been Like 2 weeks but today was probably the best day.
I pass 3 maps today, Anemone no Hana [Reform's Insane], Anoyo-iki no Bus ni Notte Saraba, and DORAEMON [Best Friend]. All of these maps (expect for doraemon) used to be so hard for me while single tapping. I choke ( of course) in all 3 of them but at least I’m kinda getting better at alternating.
Watching other people play osu! strive me to at least make an effort to improve and enjoy the game itself, it gives me a lot of motivation. I say I'm doing normal at it, I can only play hard and light insane beatmaps. What made me have this mindset was the boost of improvement I've made, I once played a normal difficulty and I felt accomplished. Without realising I started going onto a beatmap that had more stars. Once I mastered that one harder beatmap and tried played Normal again, it felt easy. That day really made me change my mindset.
The player you described is precisely me but I don't think I'll be able to change that.
Thank's I really Need this kind of videos to correct my mindset to play better so I can enjoy the game more
Mark my words, I will one day pass Galaxy Collapse (Galactic) no mod.... One day.... That's probably not today, nor tomorrow. But I will get there eventually.
I'd suggest you picking a better map tbh. There are tons of amazing maps. Setting more realistic and smaller goals is also important
i still do the one person competitive thing all the time and a lot of my top plays are a result of that, definitely healthy and that person doesn’t need to even ever know you’re sniping them
The biggest problem that I think of is that I started playing too early and by the time that I beat galaxy collapse most people are already gonna do way harder maps
this is most important skill in LIFE (and any other rhythm game, yeah) great vid btw
2:12 Sadge
G E N E T I C S
It's all in the Glizzy
Good incouraging video overall imo, keep up good work!
Good content, I liked your reasoning and explanation. As expected from Spazza17
0:22 he’s calling out binfy
I know right.
I am that one 6-digit watching right now.
My rank is 617,351.
I feel u. And currently I'm not able to play it, because I'm away from home till September and that number will just get bigger.
OOF
@@H4nJ15ung rip
It's a nice feeling that I got #30 on a map as a high 6 digit. The only issue was it was 30/100 submissions. The map was ranked 2 hours ago.
So thats why I'm so bad at osu, I have a pretty good social life..
HAHA SAME
Sacrifice your friends and you will become a top player
"vocal, especially on twitter"
_say that again but with HT_
The hair is fine tho
"reading"
"Aim"
"Tapping"
"And liking hentai on twitter"
i just turn on country leaderboard, it's easier to get top50 or even #1 on a map and it feels a lot better than being 23000 on the map
I dont have supporter so i just download the newest map and feel good to get to top 50 about to be sniped
Imagine living in the us or germany then lol
I feel satisfaction when im above half of the leaderboard
it s about time u made these types of videos a series>> "osu 5digit mental support"
p.s. if anyone is wondering if it s enough to follow those improvement videos,here
s a fitting quote > 'there s a difference between knowing the path and walking the path'
in other words, 'play more' (until u figure out yourselves the way to actually improve)
that s the harsh truth
Thinking of maps as easy is only helpful if the maps are actually easy for you. If fail to get an FC on an "easy" map over and over, you'll just end up rage-quitting.
almost exactly 1 year of playing osu seriously and now im 21k. Mindset was definitely a big part of my gain because seeing friends or people improve, really made me want to compete aswell.
thats some fast improvement lol what rank are you now another year later?
@@komical2581 bruh
@@christ392 facts
Big brain OSU man
Idk I still enjoy and want to play the game but I think my hands won't let me because when I play for 2 hours my hand starts hurting and it won't go away the next day. I need to rest 3-4 days which would halt my progress in improvement since I couldn't play consistently
ever when i had a bad mindset my body proves for me that im not bad at this game and after i start do set a lot of good scores. so a just enjoying the game now cuz i know im good on osu
I like your beard
We can all agree that the kwan mindset is the most important skillset
guess who's going to get driver license faster than u ;3 and thanks for this video it really made me more conscious about that my mindset aint best...
Mood also affect my overall performance
Imagine trying to be the best while tilted on the highest level possible, pretty sure that won't happen
@@floatinsardines8104 pretty much what happened to shige
3:23 challenge accepted
I just wanted to say exacly the same for next let"s argue yes osu is big mind game skin,song,mood,position,sleep this is what influece your performence the most becouse you want to practise more and 2 is that this factors realy make you play better objectivly
nah my wrists are the most important
I actually like your current look tbh
finally i know why i didnt improve anymore. not liking enough hentai on twitter
Love this cideo thank you so much you're revealing my mindset
3:19 LMFAOO
This guy is mad funny
You are smart. Everything you say in this video is really good shit.
Tip: for lower latency reduce your in-game resolution (options > graphics)
i think im giving up on the competitive part
Good luck with your studies!
ahhhh
Funny...I play those maps i cannot play just in the hope that one day i will be able to play them. I think i am a fool.
start the video:
spazza: "gays"
Next video idea: Ego in osu!
ahhh
I also aspire to be in the top. Whenever I see whitecat, cookiezi, vaxei, merami gameplays, I just laugh it off like a crazy bastard and saying that they are gods 😂😂. But in my mind, someday I will be like that, I just need to work hard and have fun because what's the point if I don't have fun right? It may take some time but I'm bound to get there!!
And btw...Do you have a tablet that you don't use anymore? If it doesn't bother you, may I have it? I'm a mouse user but I really want to improve more in osu 🥺🙏🙏
Enjoying the game is the only thing u need to improve
POG SPAZZU_PLOUD IM SPAZZING OUT (WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO POGGING OUT)
Will you upload the podcast to spotify by any chance?
Please positive mindset
plz enjoy game
fr tho
0:19 I guess you didnt mention streaming speed. This is literally one of the things I'm really good at for someone who has been playing for nearly a year.
wanna come with me to find who asked? lol
@@myria9644 Want to come with me to find who asked about you saying who asked?
@@rudyranger249 i already found him, he's me lmao
@@myria9644 ??????????
@@lauder810 what?
tru
If your goal is to actually become the best player ever or just #1, I think you forgot why you even started to play this game. It was to have fun.
You realize everyone who plays this game find different things fun? There are tons of people who are very competitive and play a game to be the best. Personally I doubt I could ever reach #1 but I’m still shooting to be a top player. A game with no goals gets boring after a while.
@@drowzy_bot_9173 ofc i got goals, but they are only skill related, nothing with numbers like pp and rank
@@drowzy_bot_9173 i am 150k and could easily be 5 digit if i wanted to, but farming is boring as hell and rank doesnt matter
i love your videos
6digit gang
Idk man. When I see a guy with half the play time on the same rank it feels kinda discouraging. It doesn't matter if their top plays are 5 83% Harumachi Clovers, I couldn't replicate those plays now much less if I sunk half the time into the game
yeah im 6 digit
3:24 jokes on u I wanted to be Whitecat B)
Basically u need motivation
I do be liking hentai on twitter, maybe that's the only thing I'm good at
whoever says genetics are irrelevant for improvement is delusional
Nobody:
Spazza17: If you like hentai on Twitter you are top player
Do not watch players who are higher in rank than you. Play what you can and train getting the fan and fun of what FC maps is all about
YEP
No wait your hair is fine don't cut it
Heavily disappointed. Consistency is what I was actually expecting.
hm
just got it recommended after, I rage quit osu.
O.o
tfw they don't even realize that galaxy collapse is objectively a bad map
pls enjoy game
and hentai on twitter
Don't get in the trap of just focusing on one skill... I only liked hentai on twitter, when I came back to Osu the skill didn't really translate, wonder why
why would you even play the game with a bad attitude?
i am nearly 40 and the friends i found in this game are mostly 18> and they improve way faster than me well thats just how it is i just use my age as excuse even tho i think it is a reason i am a bit slower improving. The most importaint thing is "if you have fun playing, you re playing it the right way"
they are better than me because they have G E N E T I C S , is not talent Kappa
liking hentai in twitter is one of my job
What's your mic?
black version of the meteor mic from samson ig