lewa has played for 4 years and he can't STREAM 240bpm, should he kill us all?GlueStickHero wrote:
In 2 months if I cant stream above 240 bpm I will find u all and take ur hands.
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Soarezi
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Nah das cool ill just marry him
Mizuno Yui
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It ur hand that will feel my wrath. Be prepared failure ia likely
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I may be new but I believe it is better to stream longer ones instead of bursts. With bursts very kittle is used in terms of stamina ive found
burst faster streams helps you burst even faster streams
you don't gain much if any stamina if you just do bursts, unless they're triples/fives in quick succession
you don't gain much if any stamina if you just do bursts, unless they're triples/fives in quick succession
Burst for speed and marathons/deathstreams for stamina. You don't really get any benefits for speed by grinding long slow streams.
Practice.
keep in mind you won't gain any stamina by training on long slow streams eitherAlmost wrote:
Burst for speed and marathons/deathstreams for stamina. You don't really get any benefits for speed by grinding long slow streams.
Just play a bpm that will give you some sort of feeling in your forearm after a thousand or so combo.buny wrote:
keep in mind you won't gain any stamina by training on long slow streams eitherAlmost wrote:
Burst for speed and marathons/deathstreams for stamina. You don't really get any benefits for speed by grinding long slow streams.
Pretty much what everyone has said.
I still train at all speeds... Consistency, stamina, speed, the whole deal, they're all useful. They sort of increment up in that order respectively with BPM too.
120-170 BPM deathstreams for consistency
180-200 BPM deathstreams for stamina
200+ BPM bursts for speed
Wasn't always like that though, those limits raise themselves over time. I used to be:
not very consistent at all because I had no stamina
120-160 for stamina/consistency
170-190 for speed
200 was instant death
I still train at all speeds... Consistency, stamina, speed, the whole deal, they're all useful. They sort of increment up in that order respectively with BPM too.
120-170 BPM deathstreams for consistency
180-200 BPM deathstreams for stamina
200+ BPM bursts for speed
Wasn't always like that though, those limits raise themselves over time. I used to be:
not very consistent at all because I had no stamina
120-160 for stamina/consistency
170-190 for speed
200 was instant death
You can't stream long if you can't stream fast enough. Think about it logically.mentalac wrote:
Here's an ontopic question I haven't seen answered:
As far as practice goes, should one just endlessly stream those "Long stream practice" maps, or would playing maps with fast 3x or 5x bursts (faster than your streaming speed) increase your fast streaming ability?
pretty much.jesus1412 wrote:
You can't stream long if you can't stream fast enough. Think about it logically.mentalac wrote:
Here's an ontopic question I haven't seen answered:
As far as practice goes, should one just endlessly stream those "Long stream practice" maps, or would playing maps with fast 3x or 5x bursts (faster than your streaming speed) increase your fast streaming ability?
the problem is finding what is right for you to be practicing, i started doing super hard streamy maps like lolicore and madmachine 210 bpm and they seem to be helping but then if i go and play a normal 210 bpm map it's as if i cant even stream 180 bpm.
really odd.
Streaming is done with the fingers instead of the wrist.NixXSkate wrote:
I can singletap 320bpm 1/2s but I can't stream over 200bpm...bewaredrev wrote:
you can get faster at singletap then you'll probably end up alternating faster
Can you do 7+ notes 1/2 chains single tap at 220 bpm? With both keys? Pressing with your fingers? Being able to that should help with streaming at similar speeds.
Not everyone single taps with their wrist you know.-Chronopolis- wrote:
Streaming is done with the fingers instead of the wrist.NixXSkate wrote:
I can singletap 320bpm 1/2s but I can't stream over 200bpm...
Can you do 7+ notes 1/2 chains single tap at 220 bpm? With both keys? Pressing with your fingers? Being able to that should help with streaming at similar speeds.
Probably the same way you went from easys to normals to hards to insanes.
Play both.
In order to learn speed I'd suggest shorter streams, then moving on to a deathstream with that same speed to learn consistency and control.
In order to learn speed I'd suggest shorter streams, then moving on to a deathstream with that same speed to learn consistency and control.
Your keyboard has a huge effect on how much streaming stamina you have. I used to only be able to do 150BPM for 50ish combo before I bought my new keyboard. The day I started using my new keyboard I went from 150 -> 180BPM streaming and am able to stream for hundreds of notes more than I used to. Then again, my old keyboard would be able to support a full can of soda on the keys without any of them being pressed. I really think having a good keyboard is critical to your streaming stamina, the difference a new keyboard made to my streaming was VERY noticeable.
More like, not having a keyboard that sucks is critical to your streaming lol, having a good keyboard is a plus but it's not critical to be goodthatlaggynoob wrote:
I really think having a good keyboard is critical to your streaming stamina
Lolzy
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That makes sense. My keyboard is a.... logitexh k260!!!!! Lololol
Buy a mechanical keyboard, there should be enough threads on here to tell you which one: I personally recommend a red swtich for osu!standard.
I use a laptop keyboard... Mac, too = = probably why I can't stream shit past 200
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
you have to learn the muscle movement
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
Except a tablet doesn't allow you to stream 200BPMbuny wrote:
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
but 300BPM
NotCookie_old
can confirm, with my new tablet i can now SS mad machine dthrbuny wrote:
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k. That's an average of 1 song per day.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
Soarezi
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Naaah man, there's 1000 days in a month and therefore 12000 Days in a year. He's right. 5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k!NotCookie wrote:
You fail at maths.Gretsch wrote:
5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k. That's an average of 1 song per day.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
Soarezi
5 months = 30~x5 = 150 days, 150 days = 150 times played.Gretsch wrote:
5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k. That's an average of 1 song per day.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
so what you're saying is, 5 months = 5000 days? goddamn
lol oops. I won't make excuses it was a pretty major brain fart
the only way to increase stream bpm is to increase singletap bpm. if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.meteor22 wrote:
if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
True, but you don't just improve your single tapping without simultaneously doing other skills lol. Unless he just clicks one dot in the center a fuck ton of times.Almost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.meteor22 wrote:
if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
Could improve your single tapping speed through slow streams.Myke B wrote:
True, but you don't just improve your single tapping without simultaneously doing other skills lol. Unless he just clicks one dot in the center a fuck ton of times.Almost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.