u/Narukiko

It has been 3 years since I last posted about the first release of Minori skin. Now, the skin has been revised! This skin took 2 years into making and well, the wait is worth it and I've been lacking with ideas because I suck at ideas lol. Again, this skin based on Minori Hanasato from Project Sekai, and she's from an idol unit called MORE MORE JUMP! If you do play the game, you know who she is. If you don't, it's ok.

There are changes over the mk1 Minori skin including animated 100s and 50s hit indicators, transparent song selection (ONLY 16:9 is supported) and sounds ported from Project Sekai game itself. The only interface sounds that are original were key press which is based from a key presses of my current keyboard, Yunzii AL80 with Gateron Zero switches.

Also, this skin is now available with different gameplay versions, except it's only available with 4 variants (Aristia, DT, Regular V1 and V2) this time due to it being 175MB in size on each skin elements due to the skip button were 1MB per frame... =.=

Screenshots | Download (extras included)

Showcase video

Anyways, I purposely have a release plan because, well...my current osu! name being named after a character from Meitantei Precure, so... Happy birthday, Kurea! Off topics aside, let me know on what do you think of this revamped Minori skin! It's up to you if you like this better than mk1 or in the other way. Feedbacks are appreciated! ^_^

P.S.: Again, I'm still a bad skinner. Gotta revamp one of my older skins after this post if I'm not lazy.

I bought an Oppo Reno 15 with 12GB RAM and 256GB of storage for RM1700 (USD$412) on an orange bag shopping platform since early June. It arrived within 2 days but with a horrid dent on the box but luckily the phone survives. This is currently my personal phone, separating my use case from my daily phone.

My first impression, sugoi... The aurora finish on the back (or as Oppo calls it "Dancing Aurora Design") is so pretty. Screen looks nice, performance for day to day use is smooth, and the camera is great. The ultrawide selfie feature is a gimmick to me but it's cool to have if I wanna selfie with my family or whatever haha. I'd say that this is a great camera powerhouse for a midrange phone.

Anyways, my previous phone is a OnePlus Nord CE5 and while it's a great phone after a year of use, but the camera optimization is a mess that it will sometimes made the system laggy and unbearable to use for a few minutes. Plus I don't want my personal phone to be a tad bigger than my main phone hence I want to downsize it a little. After hearing that OnePlus is merging with Realme, I made a decision to change my personal phone. After getting my Reno all setup, I am selling my Nord CE5 which is going to take a while to get a potential buyer to coup the cost for it.

I know that Reno 16 series are gonna come out in next week or two on global markets, I feel like I am not missing out much. I know the chipset performance is behind the 8350, but my personal phone doesn't need a flagship power, so I can simply use it for years to come.

Feel free to ask me anything about my Reno 15! (⁠｡⁠•̀⁠ᴗ⁠-⁠)⁠✧

It's been long years since I showed my botched modified cheap board project but here we are. Ever since I've seen Yunzii AL80, I'm tempted to buy it since months ago. Knob? Screen? Alum case? VIA support? All check! Now that my setup gets a big makeover, I decided to get one. Stinks that beige variant is out of stock so I opt for silver instead. This is my first 75% keyboard after going through 3 TKLs, 2nd keyboard with a knob and hotswappable switches, and the first keyboard with FULL aluminum case.

However it's not that perfect for anyone due to inconsistent switch sounds the LCD customization software is meh at best so I purely use it to show off pics of my oshi from Project Sekai albeit the LCD on it had bad viewing angles.

Other than that, my first impressions for Yunzii AL80 are really good. I opt for Gateron Zero switches variant, and they feel very smooth, but I have intention to swap my switches with tactiles because of how much I miss using tactiles. The board is hella heavy yet the build quality is REALLY solid, plus the knob feels good albeit the original knob felt a little off.

Keycaps feel great but the colourwave doesn't match my setup theme so that's the thing I want to change as well. Despite being gasket mounted, it feels stiff but it doesn't bother me. It sounds so good.

So yeah, once I got two things (or three if I include the knob) to make my AL80 match my setup theme, I'll update you guys later on. ;)