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qreben favourited these 28 collections:
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>Fundamentals<
A collection of fundamentals made for people who are low 6 digit to high 5 digit.
Try to FC some maps with 98-99% acc and then try to FC them with HD to practice rhythm sense.
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NM finger control
WIP to collect as finger control maps I like. Note that some maps may not be as fun or spiky.
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Full Arles Collection
pretty much every arles map that exists by lahphnya (elchxyrlia)
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300pp NM
300-400pp maps for nomod players. Mostly low-ish BPM aim maps.
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4-30-2022 80k top 50
top 50 plays from rank 84,504 at april the 30th 2022
90% of my top plays are DT+NC, 14% is HD & 10% is NM
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All old Approved
This collection contains all old approved osu std maps.
About approved maps
Approved maps are a defunct category as of 2015, but they were once core to the game's leaderboards system.
Approved maps were largely very high quality because to push a map through the approval process meant there were far more eyes on the map during the times of old.
Approved maps functioned mostly like ranked maps, but they had several core differences in terms of criteria, namely:
1. Mappers only wanting to rank 1 difficulty because the full spread would take too long on 5+ minute maps
2. They gave too much score (20 or 30m iirc), in the time of score ranking this mattered.
3. More allowed patterns, TAG2/TAG4 were only mappable for approved, same as too high difficulty, such as with chipscape, airman, big black
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Aim Control/Tech/Alt/Read
Maps I picked to practice Aim Control, Finger Control, Sliders, Reading and Stamina.
Basically everything you need but speed, deathstreams and 1-2s.
To start training with these I would suggest alternating (Beginner or already proficient doesnt matter) and being able to pass easy 6*s
You dont need to pass the maps in order to practice with them!
Some maps on this list are very fucked up and basically unplayable for most of us including myself.
Shi Method:
I have noticed that playing Alternator Compilation helps people a ton with their aim and finger control, its very well invested 27 minutes and I would suggest to try playing it every once in a while.
Since 90% of this game is based on reading, I suggest pairing that with Low AR high density maps in order to improve on every skill required in maps under 200 BPM! (Optional: Use HD to improve rhythm sense if needed)
I will update this list everytime I think about it
You can add me to compare scores if you want to.
Thanks for reading and I hope this helps.
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Maps to Enjoy The Game
These are maps for you to take a breather and actually enjoy the game as a nice casual rhythm game for awhile, Full Combo-ing some of these maps won't give you much but what matters is the enjoyment that you obtain them. So please, Enjoy Game.
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(◕ᴗ◕✿) consistency
No mod
Mostly Cross-screen Jumps, Spaced Burst, Finger and Aim Control plus a little bit of tech
Basically, these are one of the hardest maps in the game
Recommended Rank: At least 100k
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auto
good maps I've found to use for auto method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4E9j89_MWk
try to make your gameplay look exactly like auto! land in the middle of each circle, stay in the middle of each slider, and move in a straight line between objects. this helps with many fundamental skills such as cursor control and focus. good luck!