"Player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since." Well, its really unfortunate that he has just retired recently, insane player truly, thanks Bubbleman.
Everything Will Freeze is one of the most popular osu beatmaps of all time. Known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina-intensive 240 bpm deathstreams. Just starting out this map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and finger control. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked, it was seen as a challenge to top players; like a "final boss of osu!." A map so hard, that no one was capable of full-comboing. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder... And what better way to push this than adding on mods. Barring double time and flashlight which are practically impossible for this map, players considered hidden and hardrock. Using hidden, the notes of the beatmap disappear before you have to click. Which, although just visual change, makes high-spacing maps like this even more unforgiving. Hardrock on the other hand, changes up the stats of a beatmap, making the circles smaller and the hit window tighter, turning everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled offed hidden hardrock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However, the first modded FC would come from okinamo, opting for hidden only in February 2020. As for hardrock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seemed to hard to combo through. Enter, Bubbleman: player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career, he's arguably been top 10 material. While most focus on their global ranking and trying to gain performance points, Bubbleman's drive was self-improvement, pushing his limits, and becoming the winningest player in osu! history. Like all those players, Bubbleman was no stranger to Everything Will Freeze, playing it around 250 times himself. He would put up respectable passes with both no mod and hardrock on the map, although not being anywhere near FCable yet. Soon enough though, the stars would align... osu! ALLSTARS is an event held periodically, where the best players in the world are placed on two teams, and they face off in a showmatch on outrageously hard maps! With no stakes, and done completely for fun and entertainment, osu! ALLSTARS is a staple of the osu! competitive scene. The third edition was set to take place on Saturday, April 10th, 2021, with Bubbleman returning to his role as one of the team captains. One certain map was included in the pool as a freemod pick, meaning some players had to play with a mod on top. As it was a showmatch, you wouldn't necessarily see anyone playing at their best, so no one was expecting even close to an FC to begin with during the match. Keeping with the spirit of being just for fun, he planned a 24 hour charity stream for the day of the showmatch. Raising money for action against hunger UK, he would do various activities as he hit certain goals, such as dying his hair bright pink and having his makeup done. When the time for the showmatch neared, Bubbleman had already been streaming and raising charity for more than 10 hours. He pressed on and played just like he would in any other tournament, putting up solid scores for his team. With a team size of six, and only three players in at once, every map was an opportunity for those sitting out to practice maps that hadn't been picked yet. An hour into the showmatch, the score was 2-3 against Bubbleman's team, and he decided to go practice Everything Will Freeze while his peers were in the lobby. Throwing on hardrock, he played the map just like he would any other, comboing through the first half like it was nothing, the exaggerated difficulty of the map would soon make itself apparent. The map itself was already so hard, but the hype of being a quintessential challenge in osu! may have been even worse. Usually Bubbleman was very calm and collected, but the gravity of such a score caught up to him; and towards the end, you could start to see his cursor shaking. Yet, he persevered and did it anyway. *Ending of Everything Will Freeze plays* Bubblemans: *FCs* OH MY GOD! *Walks out of the room.*
imagine in 10+ years, a kid join this game, getting really good at it, became number 1. And the story behind it is "Bubbleman saved my family life while setting a historical play, without him i wouldn't be here". Imagine that
I was kind of skeptical why you brought this score up now, but I just realized that this was (most likely) a tribute to Bubbleman. Thank you so much for celebrating the success of one of the greatest tourney players osu has ever seen, while it is sad to see him gone, we should be thankful for all that he has done for the community. Thank you bubbleman o7 Edit: Nevermind, I think this video was made before bubbleman had quit as at 1:50 Willy mentions that he "has been playing actively ever since." At the very least, this segment of the video was made before his departure from osu.
Bubblemans Everything will Freeze HR 98.83 full combo. 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 7 years that this map has been ranked, Bubbleman's score remains the ONLY HR 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, Everything Will Freeze 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. the map is around 240 bpm, and approximately AR 10, 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 nerves, the reading becomes MUCH harder. This is all bread and butter to someone like Bubbleman, who plays maps with similar prestige all the time, but everything we've gone over is just the beginning. Ask any top player what the hardest part of Everything Will Freeze is, and they will all say the ending. Many of the patterns in this map increase in spacing, which need very fine adjustments in a player's aim to hit. None are more apparent than the ending, which feature the highest spacing sections. These require a player to adjust to each stream in a 1/4th beat time window, while potentially missing and notelocking. This is where Bubbleman shines, as almost no players have the level of flow aim control which he does. Bringing it all together is where the magic of this play really lies. NM alone makes the aim control barely in reach for any other player, but adding HR 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 Bubbleman's play is so astonishing. It's haro put into words how much skill goes into a play like this, but to get an idea, I recommend trying the map for yourself. Bubbleman's HR score truly is in a league of its own when it comes to the aspects described earlier. Just over 1 year after it was set, some players are now approaching HR FCs, but not with nearly as high accuracy, and the majority lacking combo. For now, it will remain a dream play for every top play, and a reality for Bubbleman. Hopefully this video has given you some more insight into, and appreciation of, one of osu!'s best plays of all time.
Bubbleman has one of the hardest work ethics I've seen in osu, utilizing lots of practice diffs (or bpm/cs changes), downloading and playing every high star ranked map and dedicating days practicing certain skill sets and getting better at every mechanic whether it be his stamina, speed, aim or precision. It seems like a lot of things out of osu are optimized as well including his software setup, physical posture and mindset when it comes to improving. It feels so right to see all that practice culminate into the most random and unexpected occurrence of a clutch score
Everything will freeze is one of the most popular osu! beatmaps of all time known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina intensive 240bpm deathstreams. Just starting out the map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and fingercontrol. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus, where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked it was seen as a challenge to top players, like a quote on quote final boss of osu! A map so hard no one was capable of full comboing, until Cookiezi did just that in January 2016. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder. And what better way to push this than adding on mods? Barring DoubleTime and Flashlight, which are practically impossible for this map, players considered Hidden and HardRock. Using Hidden the notes of a beatmap disappear before you have to click, which although just a visual change makes maps with with high spacing like this even more unforgiving. HardRock on the other hand changes up the stats of a beatmap. Making the circles smaller, and the hit window tighter. Turning Everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled off Hidden HardRock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However the first modded FC would come from okinamo opting for Hidden-only in February 2020. As for HardRock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seems to be too hard to combo through. By mid 2020 5 years after the map was ranked there were nine FCs, and it would remain this way for a while. Enter Bubbleman. Player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career he's arguably been top 10 material.
Maybe because 220 maps are longer as its not extremely fast. So you'll see long 220 streams in maps like freedom dive but then 240 you won't see that often at this stage
Everything Will Freeze is one of the most popular osu beatmaps of all time. Known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina-intensive 240 bpm deathstreams. Just starting out this map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and finger control. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked, it was seen as a challenge to top players; like a "final boss of osu!." A map so hard, that no one was capable of full-comboing. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder... And what better way to push this than adding on mods. Barring double time and flashlight which are practically impossible for this map, players considered hidden and hardrock. Using hidden, the notes of the beatmap disappear before you have to click. Which, although just visual change, makes high-spacing maps like this even more unforgiving. Hardrock on the other hand, changes up the stats of a beatmap, making the circles smaller and the hit window tighter, turning everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled offed hidden hardrock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However, the first modded FC would come from okinamo, opting for hidden only in February 2020. As for hardrock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seemed to hard to combo through. Enter, Bubbleman: player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career, he's arguably been top 10 material. While most focus on their global ranking and trying to gain performance points, Bubbleman's drive was self-improvement, pushing his limits, and becoming the winningest player in osu! history. Like all those players, Bubbleman was no stranger to Everything Will Freeze, playing it around 250 times himself. He would put up respectable passes with both no mod and hardrock on the map, although not being anywhere near FCable yet. Soon enough though, the stars would align... osu! ALLSTARS is an event held periodically, where the best players in the world are placed on two teams, and they face off in a showmatch on outrageously hard maps! With no stakes, and done completely for fun and entertainment, osu! ALLSTARS is a staple of the osu! competitive scene. The third edition was set to take place on Saturday, April 10th, 2021, with Bubbleman returning to his role as one of the team captains. One certain map was included in the pool as a freemod pick, meaning some players had to play with a mod on top. As it was a showmatch, you wouldn't necessarily see anyone playing at their best, so no one was expecting even close to an FC to begin with during the match. Keeping with the spirit of being just for fun, he planned a 24 hour charity stream for the day of the showmatch. Raising money for action against hunger UK, he would do various activities as he hit certain goals, such as dying his hair bright pink and having his makeup done. When the time for the showmatch neared, Bubbleman had already been streaming and raising charity for more than 10 hours. He pressed on and played just like he would in any other tournament, putting up solid scores for his team. With a team size of six, and only three players in at once, every map was an opportunity for those sitting out to practice maps that hadn't been picked yet. An hour into the showmatch, the score was 2-3 against Bubbleman's team, and he decided to go practice Everything Will Freeze while his peers were in the lobby. Throwing on hardrock, he played the map just like he would any other, comboing through the first half like it was nothing, the exaggerated difficulty of the map would soon make itself apparent. The map itself was already so hard, but the hype of being a quintessential challenge in osu! may have been even worse. Usually Bubbleman was very calm and collected, but the gravity of such a score caught up to him; and towards the end, you could start to see his cursor shaking. Yet, he persevered and did it anyway. Ending of Everything Will Freeze plays Bubblemans: FCs OH MY GOD! Walks out of the room.
![[osu!] The History of Everything Will Freeze](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bhJVLNjCCGY/mqdefault.jpg)
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i just love whitecat's reaction
"wait what" lmao
Lmaoo
"Bubbleman just FCd Time Freeze HR, dude..." mrekk said _calmly_
@@DylansLappalterCopium mrekk sounds like a 6 year old in here LOL
This seems like a final tribute to the bubbleman o7 so long king.
why do u say it the way it just reminds me of technoblade
@@shrekek idk man i think it’s just u cuz people say that to lots of people
@@fed5864 i literally thought i clicked on the wrong video when i saw “so long king”
@@meow2841 exactly u dont use king for anyone we do use o7 but when they both go together it's mostly for technoblade or maybe only
@@shrekek its so common for osu multiplayer to use o7 lmao idk what you are on
Everything Will Freeze is one of the most popular osu beatmaps of all time.
Known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina-intensive 240 bpm deathstreams.
Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus where the map really ramps up.
From the day it was ranked, it was seen as a challenge to top players; like a "final boss of osu!."
A map so hard, that no one was capable of full-comboing.
The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own.
"Player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since." Well, its really unfortunate that he has just retired recently, insane player truly, thanks Bubbleman.
"and has been playing ever since" He sadly is now a retired circle clicker as of about 2-3 weeks ago :(
Everything Will Freeze is one of the most popular osu beatmaps of all time. Known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina-intensive 240 bpm deathstreams. Just starting out this map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and finger control. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked, it was seen as a challenge to top players; like a "final boss of osu!." A map so hard, that no one was capable of full-comboing. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder... And what better way to push this than adding on mods. Barring double time and flashlight which are practically impossible for this map, players considered hidden and hardrock. Using hidden, the notes of the beatmap disappear before you have to click. Which, although just visual change, makes high-spacing maps like this even more unforgiving. Hardrock on the other hand, changes up the stats of a beatmap, making the circles smaller and the hit window tighter, turning everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled offed hidden hardrock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However, the first modded FC would come from okinamo, opting for hidden only in February 2020. As for hardrock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seemed to hard to combo through. Enter, Bubbleman: player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career, he's arguably been top 10 material. While most focus on their global ranking and trying to gain performance points, Bubbleman's drive was self-improvement, pushing his limits, and becoming the winningest player in osu! history. Like all those players, Bubbleman was no stranger to Everything Will Freeze, playing it around 250 times himself. He would put up respectable passes with both no mod and hardrock on the map, although not being anywhere near FCable yet. Soon enough though, the stars would align... osu! ALLSTARS is an event held periodically, where the best players in the world are placed on two teams, and they face off in a showmatch on outrageously hard maps! With no stakes, and done completely for fun and entertainment, osu! ALLSTARS is a staple of the osu! competitive scene. The third edition was set to take place on Saturday, April 10th, 2021, with Bubbleman returning to his role as one of the team captains. One certain map was included in the pool as a freemod pick, meaning some players had to play with a mod on top. As it was a showmatch, you wouldn't necessarily see anyone playing at their best, so no one was expecting even close to an FC to begin with during the match. Keeping with the spirit of being just for fun, he planned a 24 hour charity stream for the day of the showmatch. Raising money for action against hunger UK, he would do various activities as he hit certain goals, such as dying his hair bright pink and having his makeup done. When the time for the showmatch neared, Bubbleman had already been streaming and raising charity for more than 10 hours. He pressed on and played just like he would in any other tournament, putting up solid scores for his team. With a team size of six, and only three players in at once, every map was an opportunity for those sitting out to practice maps that hadn't been picked yet. An hour into the showmatch, the score was 2-3 against Bubbleman's team, and he decided to go practice Everything Will Freeze while his peers were in the lobby. Throwing on hardrock, he played the map just like he would any other, comboing through the first half like it was nothing, the exaggerated difficulty of the map would soon make itself apparent. The map itself was already so hard, but the hype of being a quintessential challenge in osu! may have been even worse. Usually Bubbleman was very calm and collected, but the gravity of such a score caught up to him; and towards the end, you could start to see his cursor shaking. Yet, he persevered and did it anyway.
*Ending of Everything Will Freeze plays*
Bubblemans: *FCs* OH MY GOD! *Walks out of the room.*
i agree
I was looking for it
So true
So true
imagine in 10+ years, a kid join this game, getting really good at it, became number 1. And the story behind it is "Bubbleman saved my family life while setting a historical play, without him i wouldn't be here". Imagine that
haha good comment
Haha nice comment
Haha fine comment
haha adequate comment
haha exquisite comment
So no one's gonna talk about Mrekks awe "dude.. Bubble man just FCd time freeze hard rock."
Mrekk: he just fc it with hr
Whitecat: wait what
These 2 already describe what bubbleman capable of
i'll miss bubbleman, he was such a legend man
I was kind of skeptical why you brought this score up now, but I just realized that this was (most likely) a tribute to Bubbleman. Thank you so much for celebrating the success of one of the greatest tourney players osu has ever seen, while it is sad to see him gone, we should be thankful for all that he has done for the community. Thank you bubbleman o7
Edit: Nevermind, I think this video was made before bubbleman had quit as at 1:50 Willy mentions that he "has been playing actively ever since." At the very least, this segment of the video was made before his departure from osu.
Bubblemans Everything will Freeze HR 98.83 full combo. 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 7 years that this map has been ranked, Bubbleman's score remains the ONLY HR 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, Everything Will Freeze 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. the map is around 240 bpm, and approximately AR 10, 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 nerves, the reading becomes MUCH harder. This is all bread and butter to someone like Bubbleman, who plays maps with similar prestige all the time, but everything we've gone over is just the beginning. Ask any top player what the hardest part of Everything Will Freeze is, and they will all say the ending. Many of the patterns in this map increase in spacing, which need very fine adjustments in a player's aim to hit. None are more apparent than the ending, which feature the highest spacing sections. These require a player to adjust to each stream in a 1/4th beat time window, while potentially missing and notelocking. This is where Bubbleman shines, as almost no players have the level of flow aim control which he does. Bringing it all together is where the magic of this play really lies. NM alone makes the aim control barely in reach for any other player, but adding HR 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 Bubbleman's play is so astonishing. It's haro put into words how much skill goes into a play like this, but to get an idea, I recommend trying the map for yourself. Bubbleman's HR score truly is in a league of its own when it comes to the aspects described earlier. Just over 1 year after it was set, some players are now approaching HR FCs, but not with nearly as high accuracy, and the majority lacking combo. For now, it will remain a dream play for every top play, and a reality for Bubbleman. Hopefully this video has given you some more insight into, and appreciation of, one of osu!'s best plays of all time.
wake up new copypsta dropped
what a beast, RIP Bubbleman, you will be missed
Bubbleman has one of the hardest work ethics I've seen in osu, utilizing lots of practice diffs (or bpm/cs changes), downloading and playing every high star ranked map and dedicating days practicing certain skill sets and getting better at every mechanic whether it be his stamina, speed, aim or precision. It seems like a lot of things out of osu are optimized as well including his software setup, physical posture and mindset when it comes to improving. It feels so right to see all that practice culminate into the most random and unexpected occurrence of a clutch score
His reaction to his fc was genuinely filled with happiness
Rafis' play on this map was my first exposure to osu! and that's why I love this map
willy upload is make me happiness
thank you for explaining how HD works!
"There will never be an osu! player like Bubbleman" waiting room
Seeing this reminds of Cookiezi's tragic HDHR choke on Time Freeze
(he FC'ed all the crazy 240bpm spaced streams and missed on a fucking 4* part)
Classic shige. Did the same for his Freedom Dive 1kpp choke
Hey guys I'm getting made of fire flashbacks from these comments is that normal?
This is definitely one of my favourite osu map
Get this man a True
True
"has been actively playing ever since" :(
If every time I made an osu video out of passion people turned the script into a copypasta it would send me on my joker arc fr
i think a good video idea would be bubbleman's sweep in 2018 owc shit was mad
Everything will freeze is one of the most popular osu! beatmaps of all time known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina intensive 240bpm deathstreams. Just starting out the map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and fingercontrol. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus, where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked it was seen as a challenge to top players, like a quote on quote final boss of osu! A map so hard no one was capable of full comboing, until Cookiezi did just that in January 2016. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder. And what better way to push this than adding on mods? Barring DoubleTime and Flashlight, which are practically impossible for this map, players considered Hidden and HardRock. Using Hidden the notes of a beatmap disappear before you have to click, which although just a visual change makes maps with with high spacing like this even more unforgiving. HardRock on the other hand changes up the stats of a beatmap. Making the circles smaller, and the hit window tighter. Turning Everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled off Hidden HardRock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However the first modded FC would come from okinamo opting for Hidden-only in February 2020. As for HardRock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seems to be too hard to combo through. By mid 2020 5 years after the map was ranked there were nine FCs, and it would remain this way for a while. Enter Bubbleman. Player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career he's arguably been top 10 material.
Ngl when i first started playing osu i searched for this map because it's a freaking good map and good music
Once again an incredible video !
You forgot to add he won 60$ bounty from Skill through it, that later has been added to his charity funds (Bubble is against bounties in Osu at all)
goodbye legend ur score will live forever
In 6 months we will see someone do something out of this world
4:46 mrekk's cute lil voice lmao
Ov sacrament that's usually a beat saber map lol
amazing vid keep it up!
Now we wait for Time Freeze HDHR
FINALLY SOMEBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THIS HISTORIC SCORE
1:54 did you record this before he quit?
I was wondering that too
Probably he did
osu community don't make Willy scripts into copypastas challenge: impossible
I've known that Bubbleman is an insane tourney player but what the f is that FC while practicing for the showmatch. Geezuz. I was not there!.
This is definitely one of the scores on osu
INCREDIBLE VIDEO!! THIS BUBBLE LAD LOOKS LIKE A GREAT PLAYER, I WONDER HOW THE GAMING IS GOING
time to wait for shige's hdhr fc
Dont forget to check the mapper
The score happened less than 3 decades ago i expected this vid to come out in 2050 at least
i bet nobody wanted to pick everything will freeze after that lol.
1:36 Anyone knows what is this skin (or hit circle numbers font title)?
great video willy osu 👍
"been active since he made his account"
omg everything will freeze under bubbleman ong
somebody already recapped this map
when niko perditus paradisus video
The score is unfortunately *gone*
bubbleman will be missed o7
If this isn't a great example of got tier karma then I don't know what is.
Farewell Bubbleman
so I guess everything that willy says is an instant copypasta
i froze
bubbleman is the man
Everything will freeze is one of the most osu beatmaps of osu time
So he set a god score and helped people not starve. Honestly, that’s more than cool
Mrekks old voice
nice video willy
Karcher yomi yori
Wait... Hunger in UK? In 21st century?
wat?
bubbleman's fc is cool or whatever but lets not forget rip fc's dt 2 miss on it
goat
if you were talking about stamina, istg 200-220 is more tiring than 240. at least for me.
Maybe because 220 maps are longer as its not extremely fast. So you'll see long 220 streams in maps like freedom dive but then 240 you won't see that often at this stage
if you get the likes of whitecat surprised you already know its a good score
4:46 dud
crazy
i was also there!
1:36 sb have link for this skin??
I think it’s azerite skin but I can’t find it, if you will find it tell me pls
@@danmory3581 drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hAMktXgn2yCpPNiUHP-oMS66rGpfCAlo its this skin but ryuk edited it =)
when will you be fcing this
Funny how I was Just playing this
Fc when😉
@@pieterdeliho1492 2 years
I wasn't there
Give me 2 try’s
i was there!
I was there
yellow
Eeea
:)
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osu isn’t as hard as geometry dash full ver lol
what?
there's nothing to compare either with
m
o7
willy if you ever do a documentary for FunOrange I have a video i recorded the day he returned 😳
Bro what deathstreams are you talking about, there isn't a single one in this map
Everything Will Freeze is one of the most popular osu beatmaps of all time. Known for its extreme difficulty due to high spacing and stamina-intensive 240 bpm deathstreams. Just starting out this map requires both a high degree of snap and flow aim as well as speed and finger control. Each section gets a little more spaced until the final chorus where the map really ramps up. From the day it was ranked, it was seen as a challenge to top players; like a "final boss of osu!." A map so hard, that no one was capable of full-comboing. The subsequent years saw other players dumping in hundreds of attempts and claiming FCs of their own. With the big challenge defeated many times over, everyone was looking for something harder... And what better way to push this than adding on mods. Barring double time and flashlight which are practically impossible for this map, players considered hidden and hardrock. Using hidden, the notes of the beatmap disappear before you have to click. Which, although just visual change, makes high-spacing maps like this even more unforgiving. Hardrock on the other hand, changes up the stats of a beatmap, making the circles smaller and the hit window tighter, turning everything will freeze into a significantly harder map. Cookiezi nearly pulled offed hidden hardrock FCs dozens of times between 2016 and now, but always ended just short. However, the first modded FC would come from okinamo, opting for hidden only in February 2020. As for hardrock, as much as top players tried it, the ending just seemed to hard to combo through. Enter, Bubbleman: player from Wales, made his account in 2014, and has been actively playing ever since. Don't let his rank deceive you. For the majority of his career, he's arguably been top 10 material. While most focus on their global ranking and trying to gain performance points, Bubbleman's drive was self-improvement, pushing his limits, and becoming the winningest player in osu! history. Like all those players, Bubbleman was no stranger to Everything Will Freeze, playing it around 250 times himself. He would put up respectable passes with both no mod and hardrock on the map, although not being anywhere near FCable yet. Soon enough though, the stars would align... osu! ALLSTARS is an event held periodically, where the best players in the world are placed on two teams, and they face off in a showmatch on outrageously hard maps! With no stakes, and done completely for fun and entertainment, osu! ALLSTARS is a staple of the osu! competitive scene. The third edition was set to take place on Saturday, April 10th, 2021, with Bubbleman returning to his role as one of the team captains. One certain map was included in the pool as a freemod pick, meaning some players had to play with a mod on top. As it was a showmatch, you wouldn't necessarily see anyone playing at their best, so no one was expecting even close to an FC to begin with during the match. Keeping with the spirit of being just for fun, he planned a 24 hour charity stream for the day of the showmatch. Raising money for action against hunger UK, he would do various activities as he hit certain goals, such as dying his hair bright pink and having his makeup done. When the time for the showmatch neared, Bubbleman had already been streaming and raising charity for more than 10 hours. He pressed on and played just like he would in any other tournament, putting up solid scores for his team. With a team size of six, and only three players in at once, every map was an opportunity for those sitting out to practice maps that hadn't been picked yet. An hour into the showmatch, the score was 2-3 against Bubbleman's team, and he decided to go practice Everything Will Freeze while his peers were in the lobby. Throwing on hardrock, he played the map just like he would any other, comboing through the first half like it was nothing, the exaggerated difficulty of the map would soon make itself apparent. The map itself was already so hard, but the hype of being a quintessential challenge in osu! may have been even worse. Usually Bubbleman was very calm and collected, but the gravity of such a score caught up to him; and towards the end, you could start to see his cursor shaking. Yet, he persevered and did it anyway.
Ending of Everything Will Freeze plays
Bubblemans: FCs OH MY GOD! Walks out of the room.
Did you copy it from the reply section of some comment lol
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