Is there some sort of settings guide that all good players follow? Most importantly out of these settings what resolution is best to play on? My monitor is 1920 x 1080 and I play with 1280 x 800. Second most important is what keys do people use for left click/right click? Thanks
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Most players play a resolution of what they're comfortable with
Z/X is the default keys for left/right click, you can change these in your options in osu
Z/X is the default keys for left/right click, you can change these in your options in osu
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buny wrote:
Most players play a resolution of what they're comfortable with
Z/X is the default keys for left/right click, you can change these in your options in osu
I understand that you can change them and I understand that they are z/x as default. I'm just wondering if good players change them to something else
What difference does it even make if its z/x or g/h? Just play with what's comfortable for you. It's not like switching from z/x to a/l(try that i dare you) is gonna change anything.
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mierak wrote:
What difference does it even make if its z/x or g/h? Just play with what's comfortable for you. It's not like switching from z/x to a/l(try that i dare you) is gonna change anything.
Alright so it would seem the general consensus is that playing with what's comfortable with you is best, thanks.
Key bindings and osu! resolution are not of those settings that affect your gameplay.
here're common advises you can find on forums:
windows precision/accelaretaion off, 6/11 windows sensivity, lower DPI for better accuracy for mouse, full area for tablet.
combo fires are off, fps 120+, comfortable skin.
that's all I guess.
here're common advises you can find on forums:
windows precision/accelaretaion off, 6/11 windows sensivity, lower DPI for better accuracy for mouse, full area for tablet.
combo fires are off, fps 120+, comfortable skin.
that's all I guess.
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enik wrote:
Key bindings and osu! resolution are not of those settings that affect your gameplay.
here're common advises you can find on forums:
windows precision/accelaretaion off, 6/11 windows sensivity, lower DPI for better accuracy for mouse, full area for tablet.
combo fires are off, fps 120+, comfortable skin.
that's all I guess.
Yeah I play SC2 competitively so I've already optimized everything for my mouse. I will however turn combo fires off thanks
Everyone is different.
I use 1024x768 on a 1080p monitor and use B and SPACE keys~
I use 1024x768 on a 1080p monitor and use B and SPACE keys~
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Soly wrote:
Scientists have proven that c/v is more effective than z/x or any other key setup for that matter.
Well if scientists have proven it...
brb changing my bindings to c/vSoly wrote:
Scientists have proven that c/v is more effective than z/x or any other key setup for that matter.
I changed my click keys to c/v and suddenly I've SSSed both Mad Machine and Freedom Dive and gotten a million #1s that no one will ever be able to beat!Soly wrote:
Scientists have proven that c/v is more effective than z/x or any other key setup for that matter.
Thank you, scientists!
I just beat your scores with an SSSS-GN wrote:
I changed my click keys to c/v and suddenly I've SSSed both Mad Machine and Freedom Dive and gotten a million #1s that no one will ever be able to beat!Soly wrote:
Scientists have proven that c/v is more effective than z/x or any other key setup for that matter.
Thank you, scientists!
I play click/x, and changing my keys to c/v has improved my aim ten fold! Scientists rule!
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These dang scientists, why didn't you tell me this before? BACK TO KEYBOARD!
well if you want some actual advice
if you are using any version of windows with aero, disable it
srs
if you are using any version of windows with aero, disable it
srs
It depends of personal preferences.
More of my friends play 1024x768, window mode - then you don't need to move hand far away and also you can take easy look at osu panel.
But more size give better precision-look at approach circle.
As beginner I played full screen mode (1600x900) but while started play hard maps I changed it to1024x768 window settings.
You have to test yourself and find own preferences
More of my friends play 1024x768, window mode - then you don't need to move hand far away and also you can take easy look at osu panel.
But more size give better precision-look at approach circle.
As beginner I played full screen mode (1600x900) but while started play hard maps I changed it to1024x768 window settings.
You have to test yourself and find own preferences