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That's a rare one~
If u want to read lower AR instead of higher, just keep playing more maps with such lower AR. masterpiece [Insane] for example.
Or u can change the AR of maps wich have AR9 to AR8 an then play those.
Anyways, the only way to get better at something is by practicing.
Inb4 this thread turns into another 5 pages long discussion about AR, Acc and stuff~
/me runs
If u want to read lower AR instead of higher, just keep playing more maps with such lower AR. masterpiece [Insane] for example.
Or u can change the AR of maps wich have AR9 to AR8 an then play those.
Anyways, the only way to get better at something is by practicing.
Inb4 this thread turns into another 5 pages long discussion about AR, Acc and stuff~
/me runs
Zarerion wrote:
Inb4 this thread turns into another 5 pages long discussion about AR, Acc and stuff~
/me runs
play easy mod. bam, instantly read any AR~ (ar5 and ar0 are about the same difficulty actually)
don't rush. honestly, your best bet at clearing those slow ar streams is to just stay relaxed and chill, and just be confident that you are streaming at the correct speed. Once you begin to think that you are moving too slow, you'd be surprised how many times, at least in my experience, that you were wrong.
Playing with the background undimmed will give the "illusion" of higher AR, at least from my experience.
When you try to do a Dragonforceish stream, do you get a whole bunch of X's or just a couple? If you get a whole bunch of consecutive X's, it would be because you are putting your cursor slightly "ahead" of where it should be, skipping notes... Make sure you carefully put your cursor at the start of every stream, and go through it at a slower-than-normal pace.
You could also play easy mod, but yeah good luck not wanting to shoot yourself on the head.
When you try to do a Dragonforceish stream, do you get a whole bunch of X's or just a couple? If you get a whole bunch of consecutive X's, it would be because you are putting your cursor slightly "ahead" of where it should be, skipping notes... Make sure you carefully put your cursor at the start of every stream, and go through it at a slower-than-normal pace.
You could also play easy mod, but yeah good luck not wanting to shoot yourself on the head.
The fingerspeed while streaming should be the same regardless map has ar0 or ar10
You don't move the cursor slower, you just have to keep it a larger distance away from the newest spawning note in streams simply beacuse there are more notes on screen at any given time.Defacer wrote:
I totally got your advices and I am very thankful but one thing bothers me - if I move with the cursor slowly and still maintain the same fingerspeed doesn't that mean that I would have to stream more than when in AR9 (timewise) ?
Learn to play Hidden
suddenly you don't even notice AR anymore and only notice stack levels
suddenly you don't even notice AR anymore and only notice stack levels
Kinda true, hidden on lame AR8 maps helps a lot. but I wouldn't say you would stop noticing AR.Aqo wrote:
Learn to play Hidden
suddenly you don't even notice AR anymore and only notice stack levels
Well you'd be aware what AR you're playing on, it just won't interrupt your timing. It will still mess up your hit offset every time you switch ARs tho which sucks. Hit a full length stream in perfect tempo... for a perfect sequence of 100s because everything was 20ms too early lawl
watAqo wrote:
Well you'd be aware what AR you're playing on, it just won't interrupt your timing. It will still mess up your hit offset every time you switch ARs tho which sucks. Hit a full length stream in perfect tempo... for a perfect sequence of 100s because everything was 20ms too early lawl
you're too good so you adapt instantly and this doesn't apply to you obviouslykriers wrote:
wat
there is no such thing as offset being changed by AR.Aqo wrote:
you're too good so you adapt instantly and this doesn't apply to you obviouslykriers wrote:
wat
If there was an offset change, I'd be screwed over too
I don't even begin to understand half of the posts you make.Aqo wrote:
Learn to play Hidden
suddenly you don't even notice AR anymore and only notice stack levels
JappyBabes babe, Aqo is just hard to read
Is it really not clear
What I mean is like... think about the first circle you have to click in the beginning of a map or after a break with hidden. Whether you get a 300 on that one circle depends on how well you read the fade, i.e. in what offset you click on that circle from when it first appeared (which is different for each AR), and everything after that you can just play by the song/tempo
Hard to read like AR0 D:
What I mean is like... think about the first circle you have to click in the beginning of a map or after a break with hidden. Whether you get a 300 on that one circle depends on how well you read the fade, i.e. in what offset you click on that circle from when it first appeared (which is different for each AR), and everything after that you can just play by the song/tempo
Hard to read like AR0 D:
nrii_old
Aqo wrote:
Is it really not clear
What I mean is like... think about the first circle you have to click in the beginning of a map or after a break with hidden. Whether you get a 300 on that one circle depends on how well you read the fade, i.e. in what offset you click on that circle from when it first appeared (which is different for each AR), and everything after that you can just play by the song/tempo
Hard to read like AR0 D:
theres a pie chart in the top right that ends on the offset of the first note
use that rofl
e; for general hidden reading, use rhythm, or if bpm changes in a quiet section and you have nothing to go by use memory/intuition of when to hit the note. maps with random notes in quiet bpm changed sections piss me off ^_^ but hd doesnt make ar seem any different to me tbh
This.nrii wrote:
but hd doesnt make ar seem any different to me tbh