agreedShaggoN wrote:
If you're buying tablet for osu, buy the smallest one. Who need of big tablet for osu? o_O
big tablet more difficult than small tablet @_@ if u just buy it for playing osu
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big tablet more difficult than small tablet @_@ if u just buy it for playing osu
I only spent $50 for Genius G-Pen 4500 (4 x 5.5)
If want to buy tablet for osu, buy the smallest one
If want to buy tablet for osu, buy the smallest one
small one is enough.
I'm using half of my intuos4 medi as mouse pad
I'm using half of my intuos4 medi as mouse pad
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Thanks guys for all your feedback 
Going to order it now.
Going to order it now.You're not going to S insane -_-'Sorun wrote:
Well after 3 months with mouse and still not getting S on insane I am going to give in to buying a tablet xD
Mouse or Tablet you have to train to S insane.
In my opinion it's little easier to get used to tablet, than used to mouse.
But it's not easier to play, that's for sure.
But it's not easier to play, that's for sure.
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wowJesusYamato wrote:
The learning curve is faster with tablet but that's probably I already had 5months of experience with mouse so my game reading was already "trained".
I'm using a bamboo pen & touch small with the smallest area possible.
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i'm using all area btw..
I got a Bamboo Tablet Pen & Touch (it'd be the big one compared to the "Bamboo Small") and I use full-area in a 2560x1600 screeen (osu! windowed 1280x800). I tried to use the minimum area but having a very high resolution, plus using a small osu window made it impossible, like it wasn't really possible to do short movements, even when I spinned it was impossible to do small circles. xd
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So 483 retrys is not enough training?Drafura wrote:
You're not going to S insane -_-'Sorun wrote:
Well after 3 months with mouse and still not getting S on insane I am going to give in to buying a tablet xD
Mouse or Tablet you have to train to S insane.
naptime
I started playing osu! with an Intuos3 tablet.
One day while moving, I dug up my ancient, scratched up Graphire, the discontinued model that served as the precursor to the Bamboo series. That's the one I use regularly now.
The Graphire pen is smaller, lighter, easier to grip, and thus easier to control for small delicate movements. Something about the points of the Intuos pens (where your fingers meet) feels really wrong and awkward, maybe because it's so fat and has the most slippery grip ever invented. I used to have to rub tissues on the thing to add friction, and even then once I started sweating it was game over. The two types of Intuos4 grips are just as bad. If you plan on dragging the pen, you should also know that the Intuos4 surface eats up those nibs like candy.
Extra features come at a cost. osu! doesn't have anything to do with any of these features. Something to think about.
One day while moving, I dug up my ancient, scratched up Graphire, the discontinued model that served as the precursor to the Bamboo series. That's the one I use regularly now.
The Graphire pen is smaller, lighter, easier to grip, and thus easier to control for small delicate movements. Something about the points of the Intuos pens (where your fingers meet) feels really wrong and awkward, maybe because it's so fat and has the most slippery grip ever invented. I used to have to rub tissues on the thing to add friction, and even then once I started sweating it was game over. The two types of Intuos4 grips are just as bad. If you plan on dragging the pen, you should also know that the Intuos4 surface eats up those nibs like candy.
Extra features come at a cost. osu! doesn't have anything to do with any of these features. Something to think about.
This.naptime wrote:
Extra features come at a cost. osu! doesn't have anything to do with any of these features. Something to think about.
A lot.
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Just a matter of preference, I don't like moving my arm/wrist, i want to be able to do screenwide jumps just by bending fingers.nuu chan wrote:
wowJesusYamato wrote:
The learning curve is faster with tablet but that's probably I already had 5months of experience with mouse so my game reading was already "trained".
I'm using a bamboo pen & touch small with the smallest area possible.
[attachment=0:6e196]sensitivity.jpg[/attachment:6e196]
i'm using all area btw..
I am using a intous 3 version and I find it much faster than using mouse...anyway , I didn't buy that tablet for playing this game. I recommend the bamboo version .
Wow! So tiny! :O (I understand its a bit bigger than the small but still... :O)JesusYamato wrote:
I'm using a bamboo pen & touch small with the smallest area possible.
I play full screen with a bamboo pen.
Question: Do you guys play with the tablet centered in front of the monitor or is it stationed left/right side of the monitor?
Right now I play it centered in the middle but I'm curious to know how majority plays
lol My tablet is straight in front of me but when I play, I tilt it maybe like 15 degrees counterclockwise for some reason. Woo.
483 retrys isn't training... But practicing lot of maps on difficulty where you are not with S/SS or having A with acc > 94% is what I call training. Training isn't just about "let's try this sh!t 1000 times then I can clear it" you have to get better on jumps/stream/etc... on your level before going to the next step...Sorun wrote:
So 483 retrys is not enough training?Drafura wrote:
You're not going to S insane -_-'
Mouse or Tablet you have to train to S insane.
btw i'm not trying to say you don't have to buy a tablet. I'm just saying, if the only reason is you think you gonna play really better imediatly : don't buy it but if you think it could be fun to play or something like that, well buy it.
I
use bamboo pen&touch
Bamboo are best ever
I use this
small area
that all
use bamboo pen&touch
Bamboo are best ever
I use this
small area
that all
Where can I get a Wacom Bamboo cheapest?
I'm gonna get one, but don't want a $80 one.
They show up as like, $50, but then there's a hidden S&H fee. >_>
I'm gonna get one, but don't want a $80 one.
They show up as like, $50, but then there's a hidden S&H fee. >_>
Omfg Ok I just bought a bamboo create and it is bad to big I kinda am trading in the bamboo create for a bamboo capture and a bamboo splash
I'm planning on buying the Wacom Intuos so I'd recommend that, also done some research on it, seems cool.
Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch
Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch
plsimaikiseta wrote:
I'm planning on buying the Wacom Intuos so I'd recommend that, also done some research on it, seems cool.
Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch
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D-D-D-DOUBLE NECROPOST