@@not_yoshmen My experience at least, on 2 devices: - low end notebook from 2013: lazer works pretty ok, not amazing at 150-200 fps unlocked but whatever, it doesn't matter, the screen is 60hz, playable enough when not at my pc though... - main rig (mid range pc I put together in 2020): 2500 fps on lazer on arch linux (and when I used windows I had 1500 fps) I might need to add the fact that I mained osu!lazer for 4 years at this point or 5 I dont remember (oh and I still suck after all this time lmao). I still play on it despite the numerous attempts to get into the classic version because friends play that one... PS: addressing the input delay as for most people this is more important than low fps or drops also: it feels instantaneous on my 144hz screen... So make of this what you will, be your own judge, give lazer another shot... :thumbsup:
@@hasbi1832 I am just terminally online lmao /jk I have my notifications enabled for youtube and was bored so I decided to reply... (Sorry for necroposting even though its not a forum)
Your mobile suck my mobile is not very good but can run osu!lazer easily without crash (but still have some FPS problem because I said my mobile isn't very good)
Great song. Kinda wish it contained the entire melody of the osu theme, not just the first 12 notes of it, but it's still amazing. And Lazer is looking great, can't wait until it will finally be possible to submit pp on it. I don't personally care for it but at that point the community will mostly move to it and it will receive a lot more attention.
Fun fact: in Japanese, usually at the end of word at the end of sentences, if there is a す, the U becomes silent. So おす, is technically just OS, not OSU.
@@maritoguionyo I think that it is there to count as song. You need at least 1 element to count as map, so it can be played at the begin. Hope you could understand me.
I've had linux for like 2 years and I didn't know osu was possible on Linux. So when I yesterday discovered this I thought it would be a cheap bad version. But I kid you not,, just the moment when I started navigating and discovered the slick layout and that you could download beatmaps inside the game the music turned to that awesome sudden unexpected chord progression change at 0:27. That combination was kinda godly not gonna lie.
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I honestly prefer the OG osu!. osu!lazer wasn't that good as the original one. To me it is more, like, forgivable, which decreases the adrenaline. At least I have this
@monke did your school teach opinion vs fact? u cant accept it because ur an osu!lazer fanboy lol. I don't agree that its better or worse but what is this attitude u have
@@Weezeler he is saying that osu stable is his drip. Stable is a simple osu that does the job done (i hope they wont remove it once lazer goes mainstream). I guess he just liked the music thats why he came here.
@@jancraft1230 stable osu will still be available, even when lazer eventually took over as the new official osu. However, peppy has warned that you will be missing a lot of new features (like the built-in osu browser, improved multiplayer and editor, custom gamemodes, etc), and years down the line, the current osu will no longer be maintained, like osu '08.
