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i did not ask saragi for premission and he does not have a problem with his clips being reposted,in fact he commented himself on this video

Around 110 iirc

Almost like 300 viewers at that moment

@@ZeroKung2309 famous youtuber detected hellooo

Every 2 years in osu mania happens something big

Every 2 years in osu mania happens something big

Sounds weird 💀💀

"resting"

Nastylarry😱😱😱😱😱😱

epsilon soon?

I dont think you can really lol dans dont exist in std,think of it as mrekk fcing a nomod 10 star map 😂

Like getting a new top pp of all time

mrekk 2000pp play

Hello, basically he cleared The ETA Dan that WAS SUPPOSED to be IMPOSSIBLE, he Just Make History, just like when Myuka in 2020 made the first clear in Epsilon.

saragi's eta dan 96.13 clear. Without a doubt, one of the most impressive plays ever set in osu! history, but one that takes some experience to appreciate fully. In the 12 years that this map has been ranked, saragi's score remains the ONLY FC, and there's much more to unpack about this score. While some maps easily convey how difficult they are through the raw aim, or speed requirements, eta dan is much more nuanced than it may seem at first glance. To help illustrate just how difficult this play is, I would like to break down and analyze aspects of the map and the play itself. Right off the bat, we get a sense of the density of the notes, and the reading difficulty associated. With applied, the map becomes around 243 bpm, and approximately AR 9.67, a higher note density than most players are used to. Still, this should be manageable, but adding to the difficulty is the constant rhythm of, and spacing of the patterns which continues for the entire map. These would already pose a significant challenge to players' rhythm sense, reading, and finger control, but with hidden, the reading becomes MUCH harder. This is all bread and butter to someone like saragi, who plays maps with similar patterns all the time, but everything we've gone over is just the beginning. Ask any top player what the hardest part of eta dan is, and they will all say the aim control. Many of the patterns in this map are continuous with strange velocity and angle changes, which need very fine adjustments in a player's aim to hit. None are more apparent than the various zig-zag patterns, which appear in the highest spacing sections. These require a player to aim to each note in a 1/4th beat time window, while potentially changing to an almost opposite direction. This is where saragi shines, as almost no players have the level of aim control which he does. Bringing it all together is where the magic of this play really lies. alone makes the aim control barely in reach for any other player, but adding hidden makes these highly control-intensive patterns nearly impossible. Following the rhythm on such a map can be hard already as well, and trying to keep high accuracy, given the layout of the patterns, becomes ridiculous too. The real challenge is diverting focus between the aim aspect and the tapping aspects of the map, while keeping your reading in check as well. Keeping up with the map the entire way through to such a degree is exactly why saragi's play is so astonishing. It's hard to put into words how much skill goes into a play like this, but to get an idea, I recommend trying the map for yourself. saragi's score truly is in a league of its own when it comes to the aspects described earlier. Just over 2 years after it was set, some players are now approaching FCs, but not with nearly as high accuracy, and the majority lacking hidden. For now, it will remain a dream play for every top play, and a reality for saragi. Hopefully this video has given you some more insight into, and appreciation of, one of osu!'s best plays of all time.

In osu!mania there's several dan courses meant to test your skill in the game, which are packs of 4 consecutive maps (jacks, technical, speed and stamina in this order) that you need to finish with a 96% overall accuracy to "clear". There's three introductory dans, that no one cares about, then the main official dans from 1st to 10th, then alpha, beta, gamma, delta and epsilon. Only about 30 people have cleared epsilon so far, so it's already insanely difficult. But someone made two extra dans, zeta and eta, as a joke because no one was supposed to clear them (epsilon was also made kind of as a joke back then, but it still had effort put into it, which was not really the case with zeta and eta if I remember correctly). Until Saragi cleared both of them, as we can see here. As to what is happening in the map, I also have no idea. I'm a gamma level player, and I couldn't even understand the patterns for most of the map.

@@Taarakion ah ok that's interesting that all the charts for the course are on 1 map that's pretty cool, i play sdvx so im familiar with dan courses but yeah this is absolutely nuts

In osu mania civilization, you need to get an 96 accuracy on four maps that mains different playset to rank up from being a osu mania noob to osu mania ET

@@ihatechordjack same hahaha

what do u mean? if u mean quit the game ofc not

@@justklei5502 idk he wrote GG mania that's all

insanity man

for me date was 20 he cleared eta at 12 am

i wish you luck on your journey bro

same it was stressful asf

Same