FM3 tests skills not showcased in not only Freemod pools, but also HD & HR pools. Similar to NM6, HD3, and HR3, These maps can include tech, alt, streams, or something else entirely. This is essentially your filler map slot. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

"Anti-mod" plays similarly to both HD2 & HR2 by having both low AR and small CS (most commonly CS5 AR8) to make maps significantly harder on either mod. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Freemod aim maps are similarly difficult with HD or HR. These maps can include flow aim, awkward aim, or dense reading heavy patterns. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

DT4 tests skills not showcased elsewhere in DoubleTime pools. Most common map types in this collection include alternating, finger control, lower BPM maps, or old style maps. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

DT speed focuses on raw tapping speed with bursts at fast BPMs. Usually less complex than NM5 and DT2. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Finger control maps include multiple successive short bursts and/or streams followed by sliders at a high BPM, that challenge players to maintain tapping stamina. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

DT1 tends to have snappy aim movement and the occasional bursty patterns, at a faster BPM than the other aim maps which require faster reaction. Grand Finals stage maps may also implement high AR (up to AR10.3 after DT) These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

HR3 tests skills not showcased elsewhere in Hard Rock pools. Most common map types in this collection include sub-tech, bursty maps, and control focused maps that are much harder to hit accurately with HR. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Often referred to as "precision", these are maps with small circles (most commonly CS6.5 after HR) that increase the aim accuracy requirement. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

As in the title, HR1 is similar to NM1, but with higher AR, smaller circles, and a more strict timing window. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

HD3 tests skills not showcased elsewhere in Hidden pools. Most common map types in this collection include flow aim or tech maps. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Low AR maps tend to be reading heavy with stacks, weird aim and/or spacing, and sometimes finger control. The star rating is generally lower since it doesn't account for reading mechanics. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

HD1 is focused on aim control alongside the reading aspect that comes with hidden. Some of these maps have higher BPM for density, and may include more awkward patterns, or light tapping sections. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

NM6 tests skills not showcased elsewhere in No Mod pools. This collection contains multiple types of maps, with unconventional rhythms, reading heavy patterns, stacks / overlaps, low AR, etc. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Speed generally focuses on fast bursts at a higher BPM. Later stages can include finger control and/or more sustained bursts. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc. (OSU NEEDS MORE LOW 4★ SPEED MAPS HOLY SHIT)

Tech contains multiple complex aspects including slider aim (weird shapes & varying speed) and other control elements that require pattern processing. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Alt maps are mapped with rhythm density and slider velocity in a way that makes single-tapping much more impractical. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

Streams are a series of consecutive notes in 1/4 rhythm. Later stages add extra intensity by adding spaced flow, or stamina draining death-streams. These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc.

No Mod 1 focuses on general aim patterns and spaced jumps. Also sometimes referred to as "Consistency" since these maps can be lengthy (usually 3:30+) These maps are taken from beginner tournament pools such as BQT, 6WC, etc., ranging from 4★ - 5.8★

maps that i think have cool patterns mostly alt unless you're just that good at singletapping

sort by bpm dont move up until you can S rank