O2Jam Skill Rings Guide

Last time, I talked about O2Mania and O2Jam Offline.

Skill Rings allow players to change the way they play a song. They allow players to rearrange the patterns using Arrangement Skill Rings, or limit their view (for impressing people) using Visibility Skill Rings.

To start, there are 6 different skill rings in O2Jam. 3 of them affects Arrangement, and the other 3 affects Visibility.

O2Emulator / O2Solo / O2China Guide

In my previous post, I talked about how to set up and use O2Mania.

If you want to skip reading this whole post, scroll down at the end of the post to see the summarized instructions on how to use O2Emu / O2Solo/ O2China/ O2Jam Offline (or whatever you want to call it).

O2Mania Guide

So, last time I talked about what O2Jam is. Now, how do you go about playing it?

To get start with, there are three ways to play O2Jam. On this post, I'll talk about: O2Mania. To be more specific: How to use/play O2Mania.

O2Mania is an O2Jam offline emulator, without all the hassle of the "MMO" element of the original game. It allows you to play the music (called notechart, or chart) directly.

What is O2Jam?

O2Jam is an online rhythm video game for Desktop Computers, developed in South Korea by O2Media. The earliest release of an O2Jam server is on February 21, 2005, which is according to wikipedia. Now, I am not going to explain other details like it's history, about O2Media, why the servers shutdown, etc, etc. I just want to say that it's a very old game, and is still being played by a handful of players today.