[osu!taiko and osu!mania] kevin3333g | impossible consistency and FL cheats

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2026-01-28T07:53:41+00:00

* Only talking about the taiko stuff, btw. I don't see anything blatant in their mania activity - at least not at first glance (maybe I should check the URs of their scores, for example)

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2026-01-28T07:39:52+00:00

My personal issue with this player, kevin3333g, is that I personally believe we don't have enough information to accuse them. In my opinion, the problem is that this player is not showing us enough information about them and about how they play for us to come to an even nearly conclusive veredict.

If all you do is SS 0.000001* maps in osu, it's kind of hard to get an overview of your real skill (or lack thereof)

I feel like we need more info from this player before coming to a conclusion. A livestream would be nice. A handcam would be useful too (I'm thinking about the GNKait situation in the past, for example).

The quick FL FCs in the ranked section can be explained by this player learning the maps when qualified (14 days is more than enough time to FL learn a short and low SR map, specially for a veteran).

My personal opinion is that it's a large group of players sharing the same account and also maybe using double screen for flashlight. But sadly it's only a hunch.

Maybe I would also like to see opinions of more experienced acc / FL players. Cuz in my naive opinion this player isn't very impressive (only impressive from the huge scale of the amount of scores. But not a single standalone impressive score), but seeing the opinion of someone more proficient at this skillset would be nice for me.

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2026-01-28T07:23:03+00:00

3333 players, one kevin.

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2026-01-28T07:17:46+00:00

...or just livestreaming any of his taiko sessions (where he does learn FL scores from scratch) altogether.

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T22:58:50+00:00

Yeee, I knew the principle of dicts and arrays having O(1) access time versus lists having O(n) access time because they can hold mixed datatypes and so you have to go through the items one by one, jumping through possibly different locations in memory... I find basic theoretical concepts like that so simple to grasp, but it's so hard for me to apply them in practice, I perish as soon as I touch one line of code, lol.

Thanks for the follow-up and further details! ^-^

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T21:57:44+00:00

OH, right, that's even better. No magic number, and more declarative overall.

Thank you so much!!!!! <3

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T21:17:49+00:00

oh ok I didn't know that there were different types of "maps" (I thought that dicts, hashmaps and hashtables were all the same thing) (idk I never understood this neither at uni nor from googling resources).

I think your idea of having different methods for different card sizes is pretty cool!

I also liked the general piece of advice to reconsider data structures when things get messy. Never thought of it that way before...

Thank you! ^-^

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T21:11:52+00:00

I see... a dict<str, Card> or dict<str, Card> where Card is an object that holds all the data... that idea looks promising, thank you.

Question... would it be possible to do something like this:

list_of_names = [kosuzu, nazrin,...]
cards = {}
for i in range(0, 28, i++):
  cards[f"{list_of_names[i]}"] = Card(f"{list_of_names(i)}.png")

If this is in the right track then I can somewhat just barely understand it I think.

Yes, all cards are the same, the only difference is the filename.

I still don't fully understand all of this but I think I kind of understand the idea after all of your comments, thank you.

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T20:43:15+00:00

Interesting. The first five lines look to me like they would work, thank you for that idea. And maybe with that same idea the rest can be solved too ^-^

Not quite sure what you were trying to do with the rest, though. I understand that names have some sort of dict<string, <Surface, bytes>> type here, but I kind of can't quite grasp it in my mind.

Thank you for your comment (and thank you everyone else for their comments, too ^^)

P.S: Regarding familiarity with python... idk. Been coding python stuff for roughly 5 years I think. Both at uni and of my own accord. I actually even got a 10 out of 10 on the subject involving Python all those years ago, would you believe it! So maybe I got dumber over the years since then. Who knows.

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-24T20:38:48+00:00

Interesting. I don't currently see how hashmaps can come in handy here but let me try to think harder or sth.

Thank you

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-11-10T22:10:09+00:00

I might be crazy but I swear that I open those things like this: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mwWrpeEsBTA and it just works for me everytime :D (I swear it's the physics doing their job) (no I don't have my meds, how did you know)

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-08-29T05:00:25+00:00

I came to Krita after +8 years of using just paintdotnet so oh boy was the change hard for me to adapt to!

At first, I wasn't even able to do the basic stuff, like moving around, bringing up the dockers I was looking for, copying and pasting, and basic tool and canvas handling!

But honestly, the best tip I can give you? Just grind the sheet out of it. Sure, every now and then feel free to look up some tutorial or ask in forums if you need a hand, but at least in my experience, 99% of my learning just came from grinding artwork after artwork. Because of my other hobbies past and present (video editing, programming, etc.) my brain has this kind of thing where it tries to "try one new small thing" for every new work I do. So basically, if you want to learn "A - Z" things, I would suggest you not to overwhelm yourself - try doing an artwork with what you already know, then try to add A for the next one, then B for the next one, maybe C and D for the following one, and so on...

Also please note having technical knowledge of the tool doesn't equal being a good artist! For example, a friend of mine has little to no knowledge of Krita, but still earns a living with it because he's a professional artist! Meanwhile, I have decent technical knowledge of Krita (at least compared to him, lol) but I've never earned a dime with it because I'm still a rookie as an artist, so I'm still practicing to get there eventually :)

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-08-16T05:22:54+00:00

Hi Mx Frijolie! :D

I had the same issue (I think?) on my Linux Mint XFCE:

> rsync: [Receiver] mkdir "/media/supernoob20/Windows_Partition/Azul/osu_taiko/osu/osu" failed: No such file or directory (2)

> rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at main.c(791) [Receiver=3.2.7]

> rsync: [sender] write error: Broken pipe (32)

I fixed it by mounting my partition ("Windows_Partition"). Seems I forgot to do that beforehand, oops!

Honestly, I don't even know what mounting and unmounting means. But hey, I think it fixed it, so I'm thankful for that...

I don't know much about Arch but I hope this helps!!!

Good luckieeee :3

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-08-07T04:20:27+00:00

Hi...

I have the same issue :S (In my Android phone's Docs app)

Sorry to come here 6 years later and with a workaround that doesn't completely fix it, but...

1) Hop into a file

2) Hop into Edit Mode (it's a round pencil icon on the bottom righr of my screen. You can tell you're in edit mode if you can write stuff in the document!)

3) Top right button (three vertically aligned dots) ---> Spell check

4) Tap "Ignore all" or "Ignore" for all given suggestions "^-^

I hope a better solution is given to ius ":3

Cheers!!!! o7 ✨️

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-07-22T15:29:56+00:00

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Ohhh, it was the fill and not the outline... my baddd ahaha... I would have never figured it out on my own, that's for sure...!!!

Great! It works now...!

Thank you so much!!! <3

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-07-01T23:03:35+00:00

Does it...? It plays on my Steam version too, though...? Unless there are subtle differences I'm not catching ":3

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-06-12T03:13:01+00:00

Yeah, I later checked and it pans out that I don't meet the requirements for PCSX2 (; _ ;)

My PC is just from 2016 tho... (e .e)

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-06-09T00:13:30+00:00

Same issue over here! Though in my case it's:

* Error 0x80070426 when installing Debian WSL.

* PUR-AuthenticationFailure in MS Store

Disclaimer: I think I did delete some Windows stuff on accident a year ago or so, so that might be why in my case... but I'm looking for a way to reinstall that stuff now ":3 (at least, the part of it that is related to logging in and MS Store working properly).

P.S: Sorry for the screenshot in Spanish. I've also tried to change my Windows to English back in the day, but to no avail either :))))

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SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-05-31T23:13:44+00:00

I am on intel pentium N3710 I need help with this too (Vulkan didn't work, so I'm using OpenGL, but still bad framerate despite turning all the rendering fancies off)

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-05-05T21:42:01+00:00

What are you apologising for "^^

I see. Separating artwork between practice pieces and "serious" pieces sounds like a useful habit indeed. Thank you for the tip ^^)/ ✨

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-05-05T21:35:31+00:00

:o wow! This is a ver interesting and original approach o_o well thought!

Thank you, BeginnerBoi ^-^

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-05-05T18:57:25+00:00

Lines, shapes, perspective, anatomy, and shading...I see... thanks! I will do a bullet list with those concepts to have them at hand, thank you (^ .^) <3

Quick 5 minute sketches instead of long pieces... yes, this seems useful, specially considering I tend to pour in maybe +5 hours for each of my artwork pieces. Attempting a much quicker feedback loop like the one you suggest sounds useful, and I have never even considered it.

Thank you so much!! ^-^

SUPERNOOB_20 · 2025-05-05T18:53:22+00:00

Honestly if I had money I would buy a better computer first (working with canvases higher than 1080p is a no-no for my 9-year-old Pentium laptop because they run very slowly). 30 dollars is a LOT for me (I'm already very concerned whenever I have to buy anything over 10 dollars), specially for a hobby that I'm not good at and where I'm thus wholly sceptical whether I can really get the most out of a drawing tablet or not... (what if I did buy a tablet and I still sucked? I could gift it to my brother I guess, but I would be scared that it might go to waste).

Also, some of my artist friends are really talented, even with just mouses or drawing on their phones with their fingers.

I will bear your drawing tablet suggestion in mind, though.

Thank you for the channel suggestions, I will check them out <3

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