my old area was stupid, cant reach the bottom right and top left, so i changed the area but i cant even aim now. I always get random misses on closer jumps but i can do bigger jumps.
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Play slower maps at a more comfortable pace so you can adjust to the new area. If you keep at it you should get used to it in a day or two.
If your timing is good enough you can try giving hard rock + half time on maps you found to be easy before you changed the setting.
If your timing is good enough you can try giving hard rock + half time on maps you found to be easy before you changed the setting.
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Dexus wrote:
Play slower maps at a more comfortable pace so you can adjust to the new area. If you keep at it you should get used to it in a day or two.
If your timing is good enough you can try giving hard rock + half time on maps you found to be easy before you changed the setting.
im hdhr player, and i will probably just going to practice more. Thank you very much ;3
so your changing area from big to small? If your using raw input, keep your area but increase your sensitivity little by little, mine was from 1.0 then got satisfied at 1.1(currently) by increasing increments of .02. It feels the same and change is not dramatic. But you're a good player so you should know your own way to do it.
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thanks a lot, i made it smallerhypercom wrote:
so your changing area from big to small? If your using raw input, keep your area but increase your sensitivity little by little, mine was from 1.0 then got satisfied at 1.1(currently) by increasing increments of .02. It feels the same and change is not dramatic. But you're a good player so you should know your own way to do it.
Play relax. You'll get to adapt faster with less frustration.
in general the better u get at the game the easier it is to adapt to new areas
however, some areas just don't work out for some people
it's up to you to decide if you want to continue practicing with it or not
however, some areas just don't work out for some people
it's up to you to decide if you want to continue practicing with it or not
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