i did the EXACT same thing as you just in reverse [right handed, used mouse with left hand, ended up switching to right hand tablet]
and i can vouch for playing more
and i can vouch for playing more
Yeah, it might be kind of exaggerated. But after reading all scary stuff about it and having people with rsi in my family...Zeraph wrote:
>3000 playcount
>getting rsi
Don't try to play through pain, it is literally the stupidest thing you could ever possibly do.That's a misconception. I stop playing when I start feeling pain.
Pretty normal actually.buny wrote:
how do you play for at least 2-3 hours a day and yet only have 1k playcount for the month?Razacx wrote:
I've been playing like this for 3 weeks for at least 2-3 hours a day and haven't improved whatsoever. So I'm kind of discouraged :/
Ok maybe not then, srry about that.buny wrote:
You average 372.8 hits per map you play
your last 3 songs played are tv sized
your most played songs are songs that have a lot more than that average
seems legit, nearly all your songs are less than 4 minutes as well so you can't use that as a base value lol..
Most ranked songs don't even go to 4 mins
I also doubt you NEVER retry, or play every map fully
because op stated that he plays a lot when he doesn'tGoldenWolf wrote:
Why the poot does it even matter holy
@OP; don't overdo it, don't push yourself too hard, if you experience pain after playing then play slower/easier stuff until you get used to using your right hand, then you can move onto faster maps
because when you have that mentslity, you tell yourself that playing more is not a solution. op is quite adamant that he plays a lot, and you even said so yourself that 1k is not a lotGoldenWolf wrote:
Less than 1k pc a month is obviously not a lot, why do you need to go arguing this deep to prove he's wrong when you only have to state this
It's almost even off-topic at this point
Wow, chill out, what does it even matter right now? I play during the free time I have and I myself consider that a lot.buny wrote:
because when you have that mentslity, you tell yourself that playing more is not a solution. op is quite adamant that he plays a lot, and you even said so yourself that 1k is not a lotGoldenWolf wrote:
Less than 1k pc a month is obviously not a lot, why do you need to go arguing this deep to prove he's wrong when you only have to state this
It's almost even off-topic at this point
use your head pls
Rank doesn't necessarily gauge how often someone plays, sure they might have played a fk load in total to get there, but they might have done it over a long period of time.Razacx wrote:
I play during the free time I have and I myself consider that a lot. It might not be a lot for you since you're so highly ranked.
The aiming isn't the problem tough...chainpullz wrote:
Man, when I switched over to tablet it was nearly impossible for me to aim with my right hand too. I'm right handed. You know what I didn't do? Change the way I've used a computer my whole life...
He's saying put the pen in your other hand and learn to control it.Razacx wrote:
The aiming isn't the problem tough...chainpullz wrote:
Man, when I switched over to tablet it was nearly impossible for me to aim with my right hand too. I'm right handed. You know what I didn't do? Change the way I've used a computer my whole life...
That's pretty counter-productive unless the OP's fine motor skills are fairly good with his non-dominant hand. What hand is dominant is determined by your genes and you'll be able to overcome it partially but in the end you'll just flat out be better with one hand, having used a computer mouse with your non-dominant hand doesn't change that.Bauxe wrote:
He's saying put the pen in your other hand and learn to control it.
Thanks for the explanationSaphirshroom wrote:
That's pretty counter-productive unless the OP's fine motor skills are fairly good with his non-dominant hand. What hand is dominant is determined by your genes and you'll be able to overcome it partially but in the end you'll just flat out be better with one hand, having used a computer mouse with your non-dominant hand doesn't change that.Bauxe wrote:
He's saying put the pen in your other hand and learn to control it.
Talking to the OP now, if you've used your right hand a lot for doing things that require precision (especially writing) you might be able to get good aim with your right hand. Otherwise I suggest you just learn to tap with your right hand. It's not that hard, really.
same, for example I can stream up to 150bpm until I get tired but when it comes to higher BPM I just lose speed. Sometimes I don't even lose speed and instead freeze completely.phonics wrote:
my hand locks up / starts hurting too when i mash but never when I play maps that are comfortable speedwise.
hope this helps
I question how the OP was able to use a mouse with their right hand all these years... And yes, with proper tablet settings you can use the same range of motion you use for a mouse.Saphirshroom wrote:
That's pretty counter-productive unless the OP's fine motor skills are fairly good with his non-dominant hand. What hand is dominant is determined by your genes and you'll be able to overcome it partially but in the end you'll just flat out be better with one hand, having used a computer mouse with your non-dominant hand doesn't change that.Bauxe wrote:
He's saying put the pen in your other hand and learn to control it.
Talking to the OP now, if you've used your right hand a lot for doing things that require precision (especially writing) you might be able to get good aim with your right hand. Otherwise I suggest you just learn to tap with your right hand. It's not that hard, really.