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Best accuracy and aiming guide?
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I've tried that, but it's no use.Colin Hou wrote:
try Sudden Death
I've had to replay, die from sudden death over 30 times on one go just because of a few circles at the start.
I mean like, actually hitting the targets, if i have a bad aim, which i currently do i'm literally missing the targets with my pendeadbeat wrote:
aim?
Meet NoFail and HardRock
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
(alternatively, just play more and practice. it looks like you mostly just play [Hard] and low-bpm [Insane] diffs with little success, just play more and improve your skills as a whole. just play more. that's it)
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
(alternatively, just play more and practice. it looks like you mostly just play [Hard] and low-bpm [Insane] diffs with little success, just play more and improve your skills as a whole. just play more. that's it)
lol. kinda true in a wayAqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
Topic Starter
I don't really need nofail, since im not dying, it's just im only getting 50-100 combos because i keep missing certain targets.Aqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
Also, since i don't really know, how will hardrock help?
EDIT: Oh, do you mean those 2 mods together?
If so, still explain how it will help lol ^^
You will need NoFail, once you start playing HardRock for the first time, on anything that's not a beginners' learning difficulty.Sakisakan wrote:
I don't really need nofail, since im not dying
Just try it.
Not really sure what to explain. You wanted help with aim and hit accuracy. HR makes circles smaller as well as smaller hit window, forcing you to try harder for those two. This is pretty straightforward isn't it.
hard rock increases the OD making it meaning you need to be more accurate. it also makes the circles smaller meaning you need to have better aim.Sakisakan wrote:
I don't really need nofail, since im not dying, it's just im only getting 50-100 combos because i keep missing certain targets.Aqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
Also, since i don't really know, how will hardrock help?
EDIT: Oh, do you mean those 2 mods together?
If so, still explain how it will help lol ^^
also if your not dying, then your playing the wrong maps xD
A already said, playing with HR can help improving your Acc because of higher OD and smaller circles. It can be very frustrating because of the high AR though.
I'm saying this in every similar thread, and I won't stop saying it now: The only way to get better is by practicing on all different kinds of maps. Play maps you can FC, play maps you can pass without FC, play maps you can only barely pass and every now an then play maps far too hard for you to pass with NoFail.
Topic Starter
I always play a variety of songs, it's just the ones i try and should be able to perf which i don't like.
Also, i tried NF HR and played songs i had trouble on, it worked in HR, like i was hitting targets i didn't hit without it, but then i switched without HR and i just kept missing them again,wat
Also, i tried NF HR and played songs i had trouble on, it worked in HR, like i was hitting targets i didn't hit without it, but then i switched without HR and i just kept missing them again,wat
accuracy is gained the hard way by grinding for it over and over. if you want to become very accurate you wont be playing hard songs any time soon, youll have to stick with what you can already and keep playing that untill youre confident you can get high acc without too much trouble, thats when you move on to harder songs. (this is only for getting more accurate, there are other ways to become better at the game overall)
^ This is true. I'm happy that someone has been listening to me rant about accuracy.silmarilen wrote:
accuracy is gained the hard way by grinding for it over and over. if you want to become very accurate you wont be playing hard songs any time soon, youll have to stick with what you can already and keep playing that untill youre confident you can get high acc without too much trouble, thats when you move on to harder songs. (this is only for getting more accurate, there are other ways to become better at the game overall)
For aim, I might not be the best person to give advice, but one of the basic things to do is to make your tablet's active area bigger. A lot of the top players use full area (myself included, and my aim is pretty good http://osu.ppy.sh/b/68136) Other thing to do is to just keep on playing. You will subconsciously get better as you play harder maps, you just need to find the most comfortable hard maps to play. By that I mean, find maps that are hard but still FUN to play. If it's not FUN, then you will not learn as well as you could.
ALTERNATIVELY you could also just play easier maps, those will also increase your aim, but not as well. Aim is basically all about muscle memory anyway, so if you have no foundation for that, then you will obviously miss a lot.
Haha.... no.Aqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
HardRock mostly consists of hitting the circles as soon as they appear on the screen rather than following the rhythm of the song, it's not really a good way to improve your accuracy. It can only improve your accuracy when you are able to read higher AR and time when you have to hit the circles. If you're not used to higher AR you'll probably end up with hitting the circles as soon as they appear on the screen and thus giving you 100/50 and in the end, it's not going to improve your accuracy at all.
Well... That's the case for beginners, so you're basically correct.Frizz925 wrote:
Haha.... no.Aqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
HardRock will not improve your accuracy if your accuracy sucks at the very first place, since HardRock mostly consists of hitting the circles as soon as they appear on the screen rather than following the rhythm of the song.
The guy who plays without hitsounds teaching about accuracy LOLAqo wrote:
Meet NoFail and HardRock
those are your two new best friends
start hanging out together a lot
(alternatively, just play more and practice. it looks like you mostly just play [Hard] and low-bpm [Insane] diffs with little success, just play more and improve your skills as a whole. just play more. that's it)
Learn to judge and adjust your timing by listening to your previous hit-sounds.
You can play some taiko and learn to do this quickly.
I was frustrated earlier over not being able to get over 90% on LC's new map so I actually tried turning on hitsounds to see if it would helpdarkmiz wrote:
The guy who plays without hitsounds teaching about accuracy LOL
my accuracy dropped to 80%
screw hitsounds D:
I think lewa gave the best advice here so far. Playing stuff that's fun for you is the most important thing
Taiko is good for accuracy, hitsounds help, HR helps only if your aim/reaction skills are good enough, otherwise keep playing shit until you can get 99% easily on all those random maps that get ranked every day (or almost all of them since some may be quite hard even to 95%+).
it all falls on pref for hitsounds being on or off some play more with there eyes than ears it is when you can use both together you really get cooking
you can always try making new diffs on maps you like, and set the OD to 9 or more. That's what I'm going to start doing today 
Hardrock helped me out a bit last 2 months too, but I had the reflexes for it, so Idk how much it will help you. anyways, just keep at it. It dosen't take that long, just press f2 for random maps, and use hardrock, and have fun. in 2 weeks time, your accuracy will be much better.
Hardrock helped me out a bit last 2 months too, but I had the reflexes for it, so Idk how much it will help you. anyways, just keep at it. It dosen't take that long, just press f2 for random maps, and use hardrock, and have fun. in 2 weeks time, your accuracy will be much better.
I love the way you put itztrot wrote:
it all falls on pref for hitsounds being on or off some play more with there eyes than ears it is when you can use both together you really get cooking
you're right btw
if you're imagination is powerful enough, you can turn 80% into 100%
Why is everyone suggesting that this guy play with high AR and OD, hotsounds off, HR and NoFail? None of this is going to benefit a player of his level. -_- He's not a pro, guys. He's just working up to the level where he can regularly make jumps. Silmarilen and Lewa seem to be the two with the best advice from what I've seen. The only way to improve your aim is to keep playing maps that you are ok at, and then try to make every jump. Once you can FC the map, move on to more maps that you are ok with. If you start getting good accuracy, then those maps are getting too easy for you, and you might as well move up to harder maps. Eventually aim will stop being your problem, and you'll find that you have another thing to work on. Through that process you will become well rounded.
The only mod that I suggest experimenting with at your level, OP, is Hidden. If you find that you can over 98% and a Full Combo on a map, then try it with Hidden. That will help you get used to aiming predictively, for lack of a better term. You can try Hidden on any map, but the minimum I think you should be able to do is FC it before you go for the Hidden mod. We're trying to train good habits into your muscles, not survival habits, which are what you get from playing above your skill level. That's my term for muscle habits that just keep you alive, but don't help your combo or accuracy.
Good luck, OP.
The only mod that I suggest experimenting with at your level, OP, is Hidden. If you find that you can over 98% and a Full Combo on a map, then try it with Hidden. That will help you get used to aiming predictively, for lack of a better term. You can try Hidden on any map, but the minimum I think you should be able to do is FC it before you go for the Hidden mod. We're trying to train good habits into your muscles, not survival habits, which are what you get from playing above your skill level. That's my term for muscle habits that just keep you alive, but don't help your combo or accuracy.
Good luck, OP.
This is actually what I was doing, except that I was mapping new stuff myself. I find it the most effective of all the methods I tried.sCam wrote:
you can always try making new diffs on maps you like, and set the OD to 9 or more. That's what I'm going to start doing today
Also, be sure that your universal offset is configured correctly.
Why is everyone suggesting that this guy play with high AR and OD, hotsounds off, HR and NoFail? None of this is going to benefit a player of his level. -_- He's not a pro, guys.There are slow maps which are really easy, I think even beginners can do well on those, such as the newly ranked http://osu.ppy.sh/b/97903. The OD here is quite high and the map itself is quite easy.
high OD is for if you are already accurate and want to become more accurate, not if you want to learn to be accurate in the first place. it wont help you getting 100s all over the place because you havent properly learned to follow the rythm.
Do the old school pros training:
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/243
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/1391
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/10143
A thousand plays each = pro accuracy.
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/243
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/1391
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/10143
A thousand plays each = pro accuracy.
and fingers of steel.Wishy22 wrote:
Do the old school pros training:
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/243
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/1391
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/10143
A thousand plays each = pro accuracy.
-Beat
Acc. is a hard skill to get good at. There are some aspects that you have to master first like good rhythm. Just have fun! Improvent comes naturally.
They see me necroin'
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Have we discovered how people find threads from years ago?GoldenWolf wrote:
They see me necroin'
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Search function that doesn't include an obvious post datebuny wrote:
Have we discovered how people find threads from years ago?GoldenWolf wrote:
They see me necroin'
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I literally just scrolled down the first page of G&R. My apologies for not looking at date.GoldenWolf wrote:
They see me necroin'
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It's not like you were the one that necro'd it in the first place, no hard feelings.Mystrian wrote:
I literally just scrolled down the first page of G&R. My apologies for not looking at date.GoldenWolf wrote:
They see me necroin'
They hatin'
according to your profile op you havent even played for a long time!
cue people not thinking i dont know this is a necro
cue people not thinking i dont know this is a necro
Hi there i have same problem i am lvl 38 (11.26. 2014) and i can complete songs higher than my lvl is i am good at speed hitting but if i want silver SS i want to have 100% on hard song i need to train and thats it just keep playing with HR without NF and try to be better and better 
excercise is the key GL man!
excercise is the key GL man!how
This is one of those ancient threads that a actually has good players giving relevant advice about how to get better at certain aspects of the game. I would feel bad for shitposting in it.
How do you even measure the height of a song?houba1970 wrote:
i can complete songs higher than my lvl is
Also, congrats on your first post being a necro.
smurfhouba1970 wrote:
Hi there i have same problem i am lvl 38 (11.26. 2014) and i can complete songs higher than my lvl is i am good at speed hitting but if i want silver SS i want to have 100% on hard song i need to train and thats it just keep playing with HR without NF and try to be better and better