Help yourself ezekiel osu

Покидайте карт для Osu!

08 Jun 2015 в 15:41

08 Jun 2015 в 15:41 #1

Всем привет.
Покидайте интересных карт в осу с хорошей музыкой.
Сложность hard/insane, не выше.
Заранее спасибо 🙂

08 Jun 2015 в 15:43 #2

И хард и инсейн бывают разные.
Бывают 3-4 звезды,бывают 7-9.
В звездах уточни.Мб что то накину

08 Jun 2015 в 15:45 #3

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08 Jun 2015 в 15:50 #7

08 Jun 2015 в 15:50 #8

Слишком сложные для меня :\

08 Jun 2015 в 15:50 #9

В гугле забанили или на ютубе?
Пишешь в поиск карты OSU и выбираешь

08 Jun 2015 в 15:51 #10

08 Jun 2015 в 15:51 #11

Спасибо. Она не такая уж и сложная для своих звезд, буду стараться пройти)

08 Jun 2015 в 15:52 #12

08 Jun 2015 в 15:53 #13

Посложнее можно что-либо покидать?!

08 Jun 2015 в 15:54 #14

08 Jun 2015 в 15:56 #15

попонятнее напиши пожалуйста

08 Jun 2015 в 15:57 #16

08 Jun 2015 в 15:57 #17

Сейчас попрохожу, да покидаю тебе карт.
Ах, да. Если играешь инсейны, то на 8AR не сиди долго. Лучше сразу на 9AR (или 8.5 сначала), потом проще будет.

08 Jun 2015 в 15:58 #18

Спасибо, прошел на одном дыхании

08 Jun 2015 в 15:59 #19

Не за что, братан. Обращайся еще, если хочешь.

08 Jun 2015 в 16:17 #20

Ниже нет смысла идти.
Следующий пост будет с картами от 3.50

upd: добил оба поста до читаемого состояния.

08 Jun 2015 в 16:22 #21

08 Jun 2015 в 17:01 #22

Кал не кидал. Все карты только что протестил.
Если нужны карты посложнее и этих мало, говори. Там еще достаточно.

Ссылки давал на соответствующую сложность.
upd: добил оба поста до читаемого состояния.

08 Jun 2015 в 17:51 #23

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08 Jun 2015 в 18:16 #24

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Help yourself ezekiel osu

Hello everyone! I decided to write a guide on how to play osu! because I have seen many beginners struggling to play higher difficulty maps right off the bat (because of Cookiezi videos? x_x) and there aren’t much tutorials or to play osu! the right way. Well at least that’s what I think, I will be writing in detail how I played osu! so it will be entirely based on my experience and my journey with osu! so far, therefore pardon if there are any mistakes or things you shouldn’t do! Please leave a comment so that I can edit the guide! I will also update the guide as I git gud c:

For those who are already familiar I don’t expect you to read everything that is written here, please use the index to directly jump to the section you want to read. And Beginners. please bear with me.

Interesting note: Always remember that osu! is a skill based game unlike 99.5% of games out there. Take any fps game for example CS, CoD, BF, etc. There are chances that a pro COULD be killed by a noob at some point and ranks/level/experience are nothing but a mere number which defines nothing. But in osu!, a noob CANNOT play a higher difficulty map right off the bat, you will just fail within a second that even luck can’t help you here. I was the same at first: just because I’m pro in some fps game, thought that I could play 4

6 star maps on start and I still laugh how wrong I was XD

osu! requires tons of patience, experience and practice. It is solely based on your reflexes, endurance, muscle memory, strong coordination and readability

I personally had this problem when I was in around 400pp and I couldn’t progress at all because it was limiting me. My friend laughed and told me to immediately change my playstyle to Keyboard + Mouse, and I didn’t know that there were other playstyles at that time!

Open it, choose and browse the location where you want to install it and then you are good to go!

When you first time open osu! you will be greeted by the login screen, it’s generally recommended to login (so your plays/scores get uploaded) AND also do login on the browser as well (to download the songs). Bear in mind that if you play osu! offline, then nothing is saved!

BUT WAIT! Before you play, there are some settings to change first. Change ALL the settings as shown in these pictures: Click on the picture to view it in large size!

Frame Limiter: Even though 240 fps is the maximum, set to unlimited to avoid potential hiccups during the game. Doing so will heavily reduce the frame time and input lag.

Show FPS counter: It’s important to enable this even though if you use another fps counter program, as this will show the input latency below the fps counter. Input latency defines after how much time in milliseconds (ms) the computer reads your input from keyboard/mouse/tablet/etc. The lesser the better which makes it VERY responsive. Make sure that it stays at most [puu.sh] a bit. I’m providing the link here [drive.google.com] if you guys want it.
How to install: Click on the down arrow button on the top right of the page to download and open it, osu auto reads it and applies the skin.

Ignore all beatmap skins: Just ignore them and stick to the default.

Automatic Cursor Size: Depending on beat circle size of song, your cursor will be adjusted by osu! Useful when the beat circles size is the same as cursor!

Sensitivity: This is the base foundation setting for you to play the game. It varies from computer to computer (and mouse or tablet), My sweet spot is around 3.25x to play the game perfectly. You may need to adjust accordingly as you play. Don’t go more than 4.00x or above, it makes the cursor jerky af for some reason. (M / M + KB style)

Raw Input: Enable to make osu! adjust to the sensitivity of windows setting. (M / M + KB style)

Disable Mouse buttons: Make sure you enable this if you’re gonna play Mouse + Keyboard so as to avoid mis-clicking while aiming with the mouse! (M + KB style)

Confine mouse cursor: The cursor will not leave osu! if it’s set to Always even while in window.

Change Keyboard bindings: Neglect all the options except for the top two options left click and right click in osu! standard mode section. Default is Z,X but if you wish to change your keys then make sure the keys are adjacent. So that you will be comfortable in alternate tapping at higher speeds. Example: A,S | W,E | Q,W | S,D, etc. Change your keys on a monthly basis because you are slowly destroying those keys! I rekt my W key, speaking from experience :I (M + KB style)

OS TabletPC Support: Enable only if you want to play with a tablet. (T style)

Click the play button and Single Player and now you will be taken to the list of songs you can play. The game is already bundled with some songs but you can download the songs you like from the website. But before you do that, you need to arrange the sorting to find your songs easily, as shown in this pic.

Group: No Grouping; Sort: By Date Added
Tabs: No Grouping

This way you can find the beatmaps you downloaded at the end of the list instead of all random mumbo jumbo. Stick to this type of sorting and continue playing and never touch these settings again! As you play more and more you will get familiar and know the song that you are looking for (or you could basically search for it but you will love the list you made so far)

Skip this section if you recently bought a keyboard or you are don’t use M + KB style OR if you are a beginner. There is no need for you to worry about this just yet. It is for players who can play 4 star and above.

There are mainly three types:

1. Membrane: This type is your normal typical keyboards that you would’ve used at least once. They have large keys which are tetrahedral in shape with top cut like keys. The problem with these kinds of keyboards is you have to press the key ALL the way down for the key to register. So generally when you play osu! at very high speeds which involves many multiple taps per second, you end up «light tapping» as in pressing a key half way through and the press won’t be registered, ending up as a miss.

Another important thing is sometimes when you push a key diagonally, say on the sides or one of those corners of a key, the key will be harder to press, again resulting in a miss because it keeps messing with your tapping flow. This could vary from keyboard to keyboard as all keyboards don’t have this problem.

2. Chiclet: This is also a membrane type keyboard but the difference lies in the key shape and layout. The best example of this would be the inbuilt laptop keyboards if you haven’t seen a PC one yet. The keys are generally square or round corner shaped with very less height when compared to a typical membrane keyboard. Hence it’s easy to tap even at higher speeds.

The problem with this type is the keys could get out of place or damaged due to intense tapping (especially laptops)

3. Mechanical: Last but not least, mechanical type looks like a membrane with/without those fancy RGB lighting including a tactile hit feedback. Whenever you press a key you can feel a hit feedback on your finger which is quite relaxing and fun to tap a mechanical key. This type could be the best for playing osu! but I prefer Chiclet type.

The problem with this one is they are VERY noisy than a typical membrane or chiclet type keyboards. And may irritate people nearby when you are playing osu! Very similar to a typewriter.

Note: Please don’t use laptop keyboard for playing osu! as you will totally destroy it.
Change your keys in osu! settings on a weekly basis. This way the keys won’t get damaged.
Example: 1st week: Z,X 2nd week: A,S, etc.

Some keyboard shortcuts that osu! doesn’t tell you, unless you check the bindings by yourself:

While at main menu, osu! starts playing some random song/default song. The pause, stop, etc. controls are to the top right. But you can also use hotkeys such as:

F8 to toggle the osu! interface (similar to steam interface) where you can interact with players, chat, find friends, etc. This interface consists of two layouts: One is the bottom which is chatting which contains chat tabs and the top is about finding players, sorting, etc.

F9 will show both layouts but on pressing it again it will hide only the top layout. So get used in pressing F8 only.

1.) Start Spectating: You can watch the player when he is playing. How it works is interesting. It isn’t a video broadcast but sends the player’s input data to the spectators and the play is reconstructed on the spectators computer. So that spectators with slow internet connection can also watch without any problems! BUT you will need to download the beatmap song the player is playing or you can only see the play without any music :/

2.) View Profile: You can view their profiles, opens the browser

3.) Start Chat: Opens a separate tab in the bottom chat layout. Your messages wont reach the recipient if they’re offline though.

4.) Add as friend: The friends system in osu! is different than what you have seen in most of the other applications. When you add someone as friend then only you can see him but the other guy won’t have any clue that you added him or anything, its just like stalking someone you admire/etc. Unless you contact them and tell them to add you as well and then only they can see you in their «Friends» list. This option is replaced by remove friend if you already added someone. If you do remove someone then remember that the other guy can still see you lols. Note that you need to restart for your friend to appear in your ‘Friends’ sort list on top layout.

It can only be accessed at the start of a play for a player but can be accessed anytime by a spectator though. Put your cursor down at the bottom of the screen before the song starts and the menu should pop up. Here you can change some of the settings on the fly such as: Disable Video, Disable Storyboard, Ignore Beatmap Sound, etc.

However these settings apply only to the song (also difficulty) you are currently playing and doesn’t apply to ALL. These settings are helpful when you want to try out how a beatmap skin looks like, or sounds or video. Background Dim to 100% if focusing on making a record.

osu! has 4 game modes: osu! standard, osu!catch, osu!taikoa and osu!mania. But this guide mainly focuses on how to play the standard mode, however I will give a brief explanation about these modes.

1.) osu!: This is the major mode of osu! that almost everyone plays, also called as standard mode. Hardcore beat clicking action. The rest of the modes are also played but not as much as this one.

2.) osu!mania: This mode consists of a piano kind of game style. All you need to do is you have 4 (minimum) or more columns/piano keys with their respective keyboard buttons. A small beat approaches the base line in a column at the bottom, you need to hit or hold that corresponding key accurately as possible depending on how long the beat is (just like the slider in standard mode)

3.) osu!catch: Otherwise known as Catch the Beat or CTB in short. This is one of those classic games you might have played in your childhood. You will control a girl guy holding a plate and you need to catch the fruits that fall according to the beat. Holding Left Shift will make her move at 2x speed. The fruit size varies according to the beat and most of them are very small and there is a great chance that you might miss these small fruits.

4.) osu!taiko: Drumstyle play where you need to hit the drums with the corresponding symbols that come near. Check your controls first before playing this mode. Similar to that of mania but with a drum. Taiko and mania requires a different kind of coordination that standard mode nor CTB will require. These two modes are also great for those who are struggling to aim properly in standard mode.

Note: Mods can be enabled when you are playing these modes too which we will discuss further. There might be some mods that are unique to each mode.

300 RPM and you should pass easily. But if the spinner appears at the end, go all out. 477 RPM is the max possible by computer.

Note that pp CANNOT be farmed. For example say you played a 10pp map and SS’d it (assuming it’s your first song) you get 10pp. Play another 10pp song and you get 9pp and total will be 19 but NOT 20. It decreases as you play similar pp maps. Say you played ten more 10 pp maps.
Then total pp will be somewhat like this: 10 + 9 + 8 +. + 1 = 55pp (just an example) up to the point where you won’t EVEN gain 1pp for playing 10pp maps lol.

So the thing here is UNLESS and UNLESS you really improve your skills, you’re just stuck there!
For example say later on, you SS’d a 20pp map then that 20pp becomes 100% weighted and then all the 10pp maps you’ve played before gets re-ordered in terms of weightage so you don’t really get 20pp extra to the 55pp but somewhere around 5

10pp more because the bottom maps get re-ordered. You can view all of this in your profile page under Top Ranks section.

Interesting Note: Note that pp is LARGELY dependent on the accuracy of all the other parameters. Say you scored 99% in some map but you got 1x miss or combo break, you get nearly the max pp for the song, and you play the same map again with no combo breaks but you FC’d it with less accuracy than before (say 95%?), you will LOSE total pp. Beware. High score doesn’t mean that you get more pp. A guy who aced a map with mods with a higher score and lesser accuracy than a guy who played the same song normally with higher accuracy, he can gain higher pp cuz accuracy! (unless it’s DT/NC)

When you click on a song in the list, look to the top left of the screen to view the beatmap parameters:

The below parameters range from 0

Mods are the game modifiers that can spice up a beatmap than usual. Generally when you play a beatmap all that score is multiplied with a universal multiplier: 1.00x, so when you enable certain mods this universal multiplier could increase or decrease based on the difficulty of the mod applied.
There are 3 types of mods: Difficulty increasing, Difficulty decreasing and Special mods.

I’ve put each star difficulty as new section so that players could find what they’re looking for via index.
I will discuss the optimal pp range, duration that you can play for each difficulty and recommended songs for those difficulties. The lowest duration is for people who can play for hours daily, highest is for players who play for like at least 10 min per day.

80pp
Duration: 1 day

NOTE: ALWAYS USE HEADPHONES WHILE PLAYING OR DON’T PLAY AT ALL!

I mentioned difficulty in brackets that you need to play. When you download from the website, you will download all the difficulties, regardless of what difficulty tab you are looking in the website.

200pp
Duration: 1 week

800pp
Duration: 1 week

200pp range then you can start playing 3 star maps.

2000pp
Duration: 4 months

900, you can start playing 4 star maps now. And o boi, this is where the game gets real imo, because of the introduction of JUMPS and STREAMS (and other kind of beat types)

The above jumps are not from 4 star but from 7 star, don’t be scared :p

Again, not from a 4 star

This is perhaps the easiest 7 star map. Thanks Sotarks!
But remember that just because you’ve passed this one doesn’t mean you can DO other 7 star maps.

Yeah I know I covered all about a game that is actually not on steam and using McOsu to upload my guide. But I will also tell you about how to use this amazing game simultaneously using osu!

That’s all folks! Please don’t compare yourself with others (with similar skill) or top players (who have decades of practice and experience) because the skills varies from person to person. One may git gud in a week or so and another can do the same, but requires more time. And don’t play when you are angry XD, it will only make it worse and the result will always be: RAGE QUIT or some broken input devices.

Don’t get be discouraged if you don’t get any pp for the day. You might compare yourself with a player nearby your skill level and he might be proceeding leaps and bounds leaving you frustrating behind. Let them go, and don’t worry about it. pp will automatically increase if you keep practicing the songs you love, the game is all about FUN and not entirely about being competitive. Take periodical breaks and show some love to those poor hands, playing too much will put lotsa pressure on them and you might face permanent problems in future (like me :c)

So just keep calm and play osu!

If you liked my guide, don’t forget to rate up and favorite!