How do you think players like Doublelift are flawless with CS. Building muscle memory takes time though. Osu! gets you to click all over your screen thousands of times over the course of a song. After 1000 times doing that over and over and over your hands learn how to properly transfer the off pace of the rhythm. A rudiment is basically a combination of hits with your hand. Good drummers are good at what they do because they practice for hours doing one set of rudiments. I relate the importance of muscle memory similarly to another skill that I have developed over my lifetime. Most players play many different champions and have to learn different ranges constantly.
People don’t develop their muscle memory naturally in League of Legends.
This is the most overlooked aspect of gaming. Osu! teaches you to be a better gamer, and here’s how. As I’ve been able to do more and more difficult songs in Osu! I’ve also noticed a similar level or mechanical gain in League of Legends. The best part is that it’s a game that you can play in between games and still get better at it. I’ve been playing for nine months now and I’m Platinum II. When I started playing last November I was a Gold V player struggling to hit a 50% win ratio in gold rating. I do this because Osu! has helped my mechanics in a way that I never thought they would have. If you guys have ever watched my stream, you’ll see that I’m playing Osu! a lot. This is a bit of a different article from me this week.
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