osu! tournament practice mentality ㅡ idke & Vaxei

yes

understandable

Yeo

Bacon boi is the best

Ooo

yea

yes

I kind of need tips on holding combo...….its my weakest point in this game and I'm not too sure how to overcome it. I played longer maps, no help.

idke...

my experience in drumline affected me in osu without me really knowing

i’d definitely like to see more shorter videos like this one :D

Thank you for this little blurb. It's very insightful.

HABIB OSU

Make more of these short videos! It provides a lot of insight on what high level players think without my ADHD brain having to sit through a 1 hr video (ur longer videos are still fantastic tho)

I was always curious how vaxei approaches map pools

I really like Idke’s mentality. It can be implemented in different aspects of life.

so what you're saying is basically im vaxei because i dont practice. pog

Yes

so basically practice until you can't get it wrong?

Unrelated question to this video but I saw Vaxei mention to someone who was trying to improve aim that a good way would be improving reading. What are your thought on this?

Like, like, like, its like, like like like its like kinda like

sad to see that idke is now gone... good video btw

Sadly, you don't get closer to infinity, no matter how far you go; just not how math works. We all screwed ;-;

Counting up to get closer to infinity? NA brain.

take a shot everytime he says 'like'

Yo you should do a task speedrun on the among us airship

the thing with infinity was really scuffed. you can't get closer to infinity. it's not a number

good video and thx for coming to my daily blog

This video is amazing mindset/mentality is the hardest thing in osu imo

So idke makes his percentage higher by rigorous practice and Vaxei essentially just warms up well and flips a coin but his skill and focus are so high level that he basically says "heads I win tails you lose."

idke + vaxei was such an abuse holy fuck

whats drumline

For me, pool practice is probably one of the most boring aspects of playing tourneys. Playing through each map once to get a baseline score for lineup planning is important, but actually practicing is just kind of boring. For me tourneys are most fun, when you're actually playing matches and people don't take it too seriously.