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Hugo "ThePooN" Denizart

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Hey Poon, do you think it's too late starting and becoming a full no-mod player like you were doing back in 2016/17?

i don't see why not!

what resolution is your obs

superiorfn2’s Profile PhotoSuperior FN
2560x1440 because that was the resolution of my main display back in the day. will have to switch to 3840x2160 if i redo my scenes

weird question but opinion on zun's music

pikotaro780812’s Profile PhotoDaiyousei
not something i'd listen to everyday but i also don't mind them. i recognize them for what they are: classics

How long have you been studying computer science? Does your eyes hurt after looking at code for a while?

5 years, and honestly i've been programming for way more, staring at displays since the age of 0, and.. i've been ok

do you work for peppy now? because 3 or 4 months ago you and peppy were testing osu!lazer spectating feature

Yeah, I am working on infrastructure stuff :)

did you switch to mouse?

it depends on what i'm looking for; if i want to play casually i play mouse, if i actually mean to play the game seriously then i usually grab a tablet :p

it seems you studied computer science so are you good in math and do i need to be good at math to study cs?

kirakirakamega
I suck at math :) as long as you understand algorithm, you will be OK

I’ve been wanting to improve on NoMod for Osu(rank 37k) but I’ve run into a problem where I over read jumps that go on for more than 6 notes. What reading methods do you use, or do you just aim to the circles when they appear?

djel.kim
not sure there are other methods than aiming circles as they appear :p
one advice I can give though is make sure osu! is in a comfortable field of view :)

I got osu! working on my Manjaro machine thanks to your guide, but I still have a critical problem: osu! is not detecting my 144hz monitor, only as 60hz. I have a second monitor that's on 60hz but I disable it for osu! on Linux due to raw input problems. Have you had this issue?

brandonhasasmurf
raw input is fine to leave disabled, i don't need to disable a monitor even with raw input on though. it is fine if osu! reports the monitor as 60Hz, it still outputs as much frames as you set the frame limiter to.
however, your compositor might be rendering at 60fps instead.
in that case you might wanna fix that or disable it altogether to reduce latency. i assume you're on KDE since you're using Manjaro, you can quickly do that with shift+alt+f12, and set up window rules to have it done automatically. it might freeze the shell with NVIDIA drivers though, in that case you can just kill and restart plasmashell

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