u/FuckUImBack

I’m currently saving up to buy an RTX 3080 Ti. On paper, the specs look great, but we all know real-world performance can be a different story for some GPUs. ​Right now, I’m running an RTX 2070 (8GB VRAM). It handles SDXL generations (base resolution, 20 steps) in about 20 seconds on average. If there are any RTX 3080 Ti owners here, I’d really appreciate some insight into its actual horsepower. Specifically, how fast does it handle SDXL generations, and how does it hold up overall today? ​(Quick side note for anyone wondering why I’m buying an "old gen" GPU: I live in a third-world country, and this RTX 3080 Ti is costing me about 3 to 4 months of hard work to afford. Upgrading to a 40-series just isn't realistic for me right now).

If sasuke from naruto with his sharingan tried to play osu for the first time just knowing how the game works, I say he makes like a rough 85% accuracy on a 2 min 5 star map. We all know that's humanly impossible for anyone on their first try, but against mrekk? Base sharingan isn't enough. the only way sasuke beats mrekk is if he unlocks some kind of osu dedicated sharingan mode, that's literally the only way.

The racism is of the charts and lazer players get harassed all the time and I don't feel safe being a lazer player anymore that is so sad when ever someone revele they are a lazer player all they get in return is insults and death threats Once it happened to me when I was just hanging out on one of those public discord servers I meet someone that was playing osu so I stared talking with them and then they asked "do you play on the good osu or the bad osu" he literally said it like that so I just get nervous because I knew what he was referring to but even tho I said it is said that I play on lazer and thier reaction just got swapped out from friendly talking to someone that despise me even tho they don't know me all it took is saying that im lazer play.

#lazer_players_matter

What if, by some cosmic entity's twisted joke, every single person in the world suddenly woke up trapped in an empty white room? No doors, no windows. Just a desk, a PC, and osu! pre-installed. ​The catch: The PC can only run one specific 8-star map. The only way to escape the room and return to reality is to achieve an S-rank on it. No mods required, just a clean S-rank. ​Given that the vast majority of the human population has never touched a rhythm game, how many months (or years... or decades) do you think it would take for the average person to finally hit that escape condition? Assuming people don't die of old age first, what does that learning curve even look like for a complete casual?