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well. it's been a while of Osu gameplay at first, i played osu on my phone, getting to about top 200k then, a month ago, I started playing on my tabled. well, here i am now. ----- tags: #osu #osumania #osumania4k #gameplay #recommended #recommendations -----Osu! is a popular, freeware rhythm game created by Dean "peppy" Herbert and first released for Windows in 2007 . It's available on multiple platforms including macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS . Its popularity stems from a few key factors: · User-Generated Content: Anyone can create and upload their own "beatmaps" (levels), leading to a vast, ever-growing library of songs that includes everything from indie tracks to anime themes . · Free and Accessible: It's free to play and can be played with just a mouse and keyboard, or more competitively with a graphics tablet . · Competitive and Skill-Based: With online leaderboards, performance points (pp) for ranking, and a thriving esports scene like the osu! World Cup, it's a staple for players seeking to test their skills . Professional gamers in other titles often use osu! as an aim trainer to warm up . The game features four official game modes, each offering a completely different experience : osu!standard (osu!std) · Description: The original mode. Players click on circles, follow sliders, and spin spinners in time with the music . · Gameplay Basis: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan / Elite Beat Agents . osu!taiko · Description: A drumming simulation. Players hit red (don) and blue (kat) notes as they scroll from right to left . · Gameplay Basis: Taiko no Tatsujin . osu!catch (CtB) · Description: A fruit-catching game. Players control a catcher at the bottom of the screen to catch falling fruits . · Gameplay Basis: EZ2Catch (from EZ2DJ) . osu!mania · Description: A vertical scrolling piano-style mode. Players press keys as notes fall across multiple columns (e.g., 4K, 7K) . · Gameplay Basis: Beatmania, Guitar Hero, Dance Dance Revolution . Mastering each mode requires a unique set of skills : osu!standard (std): · Aim & Cursor Control: Placing your cursor on notes accurately and quickly, often using a graphics tablet . · Rhythm & Accuracy: Tapping to the beat for high scores, often measured by "Overall Difficulty" (OD) . · Reading: Recognizing note patterns and approach circle speeds (Approach Rate - AR) . · Stamina & Speed: Maintaining long streams of notes (e.g., 200 BPM streams) without tiring . osu!taiko: · Coordination & Hand Speed: Using 4 keys to distinguish and hit red (don) and blue (kat) notes . · Pattern Recognition: Reading complex sequences of notes . · Stamina: Keeping up with high-density "drumrolls" and long songs . · Rhythm Stability: Maintaining consistent timing, especially in "oni" (insane) difficulties . osu!catch: · Movement & Pathing: Efficiently moving the catcher left/right to catch all fruit . · Reading Scrolling Speed: Tracking falling objects at high approach rates . · Hyperdash Handling: Managing sudden speed boosts for far-apart notes . · Consistency & Endurance: Staying focused over long maps and chaining catches . osu!mania: · Hand Independence & Finger Control: Using multiple fingers for complex patterns like jacks and trills . · Reading Density & Speed: Processing many notes quickly (visual processing) . · Stamina: Sustaining high speed or dense "streams" . · Technical Patterns: Handling specialized patterns such as long notes (LNs), jumpstreams, and chords .