While you're down here, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE! Other than that: I have become aware that hp is also more forgiving in lazer, so theres that aswell! and for the people experiencing input delay or similar: lazer has a built in offset wizard that lets you adjust your offset based off recent plays! neat!
1/3rd of my top100 was set on Lazer. Lazer helped me drop bad habits from Stable and I actually got better at streams (I can FC streams which I couldn't before). Also tech is so much more fun to play now, because I don't have to hit short sliders early (you can hit a sliderhead after a reverse/end) and can play everything on time. Switch to lazer now!
Im your average 6 digit (except im like above average oh those weird tech II-L weird rhytms type maps, idk i destroyed #37k in multi on pioneer 4) and lazer feels so much better, somehow the game is running litteraly twice better than stable (~270 fps on stable, 500 on lazer) sometimes i can get lag spikes but they are more of an exception than a rule, passing maps is alot easier, like i can play 6.7 stars no problem. The only issue i had is not being able to publish a map through lazer, and the note Y and X coordinates will round up when importing to stable. If a note is at X:155.46 Y:380.6 when imported to stable it will be X:156 Y:381, which can ruin stacked notes and streams pretty often. The mods are silly i like them, like imagine if notes were flying to you like its 3d, oh its already real. Rulesets are also cool, like the touhou and i wanna be the guy ones but they usually break after some updates. Overall just get used to slider head acc and you should be fine
I've been playing Lazer for years now, that means also way before their added pp to Lazer. I don't understand why anyone would continue to play using the old client when Lazer is absolutely amazing to play with! If you choose the old client because of the change in sliderhead accuracy, you're just delaying the inevitable time where you must switch. If you actually care about pp then you should switch to Lazer now to get a headstart on the rest that doesn't move yet.
@@parali30 As if I wouldn't know that, like I said, I've been playing for years. It's just that if you ever care about playing for pp, you should get used to the new ruleset, otherwise you'll be left behind.
what do you mean by competitive level? if you mean by tournaments, removing notelock makes playing tournaments much easier and much more dependant on actual skill than combo. if you're talking about pp; yes i did mention that pp is harder to get on lazer FOR THE TIME BEING, but from what i see you clearly have not seen that part
truly hoping stable gets discontinued one day (or at least stable pp) so that all these players complaining about sliderhead accuracy either learn to get better or quit the game. I love the new element of skill required to get truly good scores, and perhaps this'll serve as a first step for pp to be reworked in favour of techier sliders, so that all those tech maps stop feeling so severely underweighted. This is coming from another aim onetrick btw. I may not be good with accuracy, but come on, I'm not out here blaming lazer for my own skill issue.
its not like accing in lazer is harder for no reason. in a future update, slider head accuracy will also count towards the map's acc-able objects, as opposed to stable's sliders awarding 0 acc pp. this literally means all maps will have more acc pp, and farming on lazer would award more pp than stable. also stuff like the reverse in reverse sliders, slider ticks and slider ends now count towards total acc, so i dont think people's profile acc will go much lower. its just a matter of getting used to, tbh.
i tried lazer and there is two problems for me: 1: My Circles in lazer are smaller then in Stable, by a whole lot. 2: I can't install lazer properly where i want it to be installed even though stable is installed where i want it to be, hard t explain but will make sense once i show it or smth.
@@bit_86 Notes will not lock on lazer so notelock is fully gone, you just get a miss without any further notes locking up if you tap something out of order.
@@kaimuu Notelock is _not_ gone. You will still get notelock if you doubletap stacked jumps on accident. E.g. 1-2-3 jumps where 1 and 3 are stacked; the 3 will lock so you can hit 2 and _then_ 3 on time.
nah game performance matters most. I get .9ms latency consistently on Stable, vs 1.1ms latency on Lazer Also, slider-end difficulty is HUGE. Kick sliders & buzz sliders are harder on Lazer IMO, and 95% of stream maps use these heavily. Still, these gameplay mechanic changes are for the better.
@@klevz3207 no, the ingame FPS counter says around 1.1ms when I play usually. I obviously couldn't tell you what the latency is realtime, that's too small to be consistently perceptible. My laptop keyboard probably adds a lot more latency. Heck, my audio drivers add 3ms.
@@ampersand64 What you are seeing is frame time, not latency. Lazer is capped at 1000 fps which is the same as 1ms frametime. Inputs in lazer are independent from frametime because it's multithreaded.
@@klevz3207 so what you're saying is that the number in the FPS counter represents how long each frame lasts? Or is it the overall visual latency from rendering? Also, are you saying that Lazer runs 1ms input delay, no matter what the FPS counter says? Clearly you know a lot more than me, and I think it's important to know these things
@@ampersand64 My comment got deleted for some reason, but I'll type it out again lol. You're correct, because there's 1000ms in one second and the game is capped at 1000 frames per second, assuming you're able to run the game that limit your frame time would be 1ms. If you could run the game at 2000fps your frame time would show 0.5ms. If you're still curious, there's a more in-depth article about it titled "Latency and unlimited frame rates" you can search for it and click on the git hub link that comes up; it should show that it was edited by Joseph Madamba so you're certain it's the right page. There is definitely a possibility that your system straight up isn't running Lazer as well as Stable. But on all of the systems that I've run Lazer on, the performance has been just as good as Stable, even surpassing it in some regards.
spazza17 covered this recently, he said lazer is not necessarily "easier", we've just gotten used to a really flawed system. It's like eating a five star meal after being forced to eat the same 3 star meal for 11 years
offset is so much easier to get right in lazer, u just play a few maps, go to settings and it allows u to adjust based off ur timings from the last few played maps
havent even watched the video but I know that lazer has a different hp system and no notelock and even tho I haven't played much lazer its easier even w slideracc watched the video, valid points, but I think rate change should be weighted such that leaderboards wont be filled with hdhr rc1.3x scores n such, nor will be so comfortable and easy to gain pp with it
yes lazer is harder bcs of slider accuracy of course and notelock rarely occurs on fcs anyway so if you fc on lazer it would most likey be a fc on stable too. so i agree its easier to pass maps but not to fc.
Your channel is very underrated, but though the editing that you've putted into is very cool. I won't imagine all the efforts you made for a video. But keep it up, love your content 💪
I downloaded a year ago and played about 24h before quitting. Came back to the game recently and taking it seriously now. Rank 490kish rn ill see where i am in a year
Oh wow. I've been playing for almost a year now too and I'm still 700k. Though maybe that's because I never farm maps, I only play them once or twice a week
With your basic rights, you should get into tournaments, I feel that it helps to improve at certain skillsets and it can be quite fun atleast in team settings.
i have a terrible computer, an old tv as a monitor (720p60hz) a model o and a sayodevice lmao, my stuff sucks. ive only played osu for a month now though so im not the best but i feel like osu has a lot less limitations in terms of hardware than other games, i feel like i dont need a crazy good setup for this game at all.
in my experience, no not really (i am a 6 digit) i have a wacom tablet which i bought because i wanted to draw and it just happened to coincide with my osu journey i use a regular mechanical keyboard with no rapid trigger functionality because i found it easier to play with than rapid trigger (that being said i cant play speed so that might change when i become good enough to play that) i use an m1 macbook air to play the game (yes you can get osu stable running on mac) so i play on 60hz, i have also tried 144hz before and while i will say its an improvement, if you are still in 6 digit i dont think it matters (mrekk set his first 1k on a 60hz monitor) basically my setup is wack but i still enjoy and game and am improving steadily
