Haruka kanata opening full#
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Haruka kanata opening mods#

I mapped the song Haruka Mirai as a way to be able to respond to my mods on my own time all at once. I heard the first opening and realized that it was a perfect chance, since there was no other ranked sets of the song. I found out about the anime Black Clover by Sotarks' set of Black Rover. Stupid and time consuming to say the least.

Sadly however, after a person on the set failed to finish his diff, it fell to the Graveyard.ДЄt this point, I felt like GD's were straight up unreliable, so what I ended up doing was. I personally didn't like the gimmicky style of most of the difficulties, so with the mapping knowledge I had, I mapped the song, which you can find Here. It was My Hero Academia, with Aika's rendition of the third opening: Sora Ni Utaeba.

Haruka kanata opening full#

It had a full set this time, but I lost motivation since I was getting mods but no one would rank it or anything.ДЄt a certain point during the summer I had found a song from an anime I had heard about. I began to listen to both of them on repeat, and since Asian's version was mapped and the Bleach version hadn't been mapped for over 5-6 years, I began to make my FIRST rendition of the set which you see here. Then, when I kept on seeing a map that wasn't the Haruka Kanata I knew, I realized it was the same song TITLE with two different songs, by two different bands. Soon, I found out about the song Haruka Kanata. I had found a new form of mapping that people decided for me, making choices easier for a person that didn't always search for new music actively, so everything was a lot easier. After searching, I ended up finding a mapset which would actually become my first GD for the song Kaze Ga Fuku Machi, which you can actually find Here.ДЄt this point, my energy was rekindled. With the knowledge I had, I was lead to the the Beatmap Projects subforum, where people would ask for GD's in sets. Soon, though, after I couldn't find any people for GD's, it fell to the graveyard again. I responded and learned a lot about how mapping worked. Again, this was lost to the void, but this one was a bit more active, as I began to actively search for mods, which led me to the forums.ДЄt this point I sent my map almost everywhere, and soon I was hit with a bunch of mods from a bunch of people. I then realized that I hadn't really talked to Joe or Harpuia in a bit, so I began to conversate with them a bit more.ДЄfter all of that, we lead into the second variation of Fist Bump. Soon, I picked up new songs and after 2018 came, I began mapping again, and during the summer, I was super active in the mapping community. He responded to a forum PM I sent him, but he never really came through with it, and after failing to find GD's on the map, It fell to the graveyard as I never mapped again for almost two months. Yes, that's right, I knew -Harpuia- before he even had a ranked map!

I saw the large set before me as I decided to contact some of the mappers who were in the set, and one responded. However, I was reluctant to do it and ended up never showing the GD to the set of the host. It was a short version, sure but I really wanted to try my hand at it. Soon, I began to come across a set of the song I was mapping. Sadly, my first half of my mapping career is all lost to the void after wiping a bunch of my graveyarded maps, so you can't play it sadly. I remapped it hoping it to be good but it was pretty bad.

I created it and asked someone on osu! amino what their thoughts were and they told me to watch pishifat's videos on the mapping basics. I created a normal diff for the game's main game which lead me to make my first map. I decided to finally get into the community, since at that point I heard about a game called Sonic Forces. I had known about osu! since 2013, but I was reminded about it then from YouTube giving a video of some song being played in it from my recommended. In December of 2017, my osu! account was created.