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Wrist movement issue

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Flayhender
Since wrist movement isnt straight i often miss circle cuz of that (like there 2 circles, one at the top of the screen the second at the bottom i hit the first and my wrist movement is not staright so i am a bit to the left for the bottom circles and a bit to the right at the top of the screen) how do u guys correct that ? I use full area btw (Wacom CTl 472)
DM FOR MUTUAL
I never had this problem, even though my wrist curved back when I used to aim with my wrist (I use my arm more now).

I'm guessing that you used to be a mouse player and you're kinda new to tablet. The wrist curving doesn't effect mouse aim because the mouse curves at the same time with the wrist, while the tablet doesn't.

I think you should try focussing on the cursor location instead of how you move your wrist and fingers if that's what you've been doing. You probably just have to play until it becomes muscle memory.

Another thing you could try is using your arm more when you aim. If your wrist stays in one position on the table, you can still kinda wiggle your arm side to side in the same direction you move your wrist. Maybe that'll help with drawing straighter lines.

Maybe you could try making your area smaller as well, the curve would have a lesser effect over a smaller distance.
MusicRitman
You should practice playing longer maps. Your whole top is mostly 1:30 maps made to farm pp. Also you're new to the game so I can guess you didn't play long with tablet. I don't really like that you bought it (if you had it before to draw it's ok) after short time of playing, but I'm not going to judge you.

As yoony said, you can make your area smaller to help it somehow. And sometimes you just have to pass the map multiple times before you get to the result you want.
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Flayhender
ok well thanks for the advice guys ! (I bought it only for osu :( but yeah i guess i only had a tablet since spetember or something so maybe its not enough i guess
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