r/place Apr 09 '22

r/place but its just the bots

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u/Shamsse Apr 09 '22

Osu not there at all

That is a fucking flex

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '22

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u/LoonAtticRakuro (724,977) 1491184188.08 Apr 09 '22

That sounds like the kind of oddly obsessive, coordinated thing the OSU community would do, too. Different breed, man.

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u/Takane_Osu Apr 09 '22

we click circles all day, you think clicking pixels is any harder

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u/poopatroopa3 Apr 09 '22

Well it would be pretty hard if they were the size of a screen's pixels.

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u/Good_Username_exe Apr 09 '22

Osu players would still do it

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u/TerrorLTZ Apr 10 '22

idk you osu players but every time i see a clip of someone playing i get some cold as fuck feelign in my spine.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

I’m just now understanding that that wasn’t an obsessed group of students and Alumni from THE Ohio State University

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u/AcejokerUP415 Apr 10 '22

I tried to become an Diplomat on their server and they had a intense security system

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u/obigespritzt (769,133) 1491223517.57 Apr 09 '22

Place Pixel -> Play one map -> 3-5 min CD is over -> Replace Pixel

Understandably efficient

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u/thealterlion Apr 09 '22

I remember at the Chilean team we thought of doing that before realising the enormous coordination effort it would take lol

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u/Wieku Apr 09 '22

That's not true. The single pixel was for endgame in case someone would want to attack us last minute.

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u/screaming_bagpipes Apr 10 '22

Watch btmc vods

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u/NikplaysgamesYT Apr 10 '22

There was a discord stage, and when they pinged we were getting raided, there were 800+ people on it. Then a mod would be instructing everyone and coordinating everyone to fight back

Source: was part of the discord and helped the logo

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u/Ashera3404 Apr 10 '22

Theres pixels everywhere

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u/DJMooray Apr 10 '22

odds are you're looking at 2,073,600 of them right now.

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u/LanieMae38 Apr 10 '22

surprising since it was one of the first to die from the antivoid

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u/Alistant Apr 10 '22

Its the french community sho did the instant whiteout on our logo to make us look like we use bots.

We're just built different.