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Is it possible to tell the average level from the number of hours played?

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Ioota
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Joined July 2022
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Ioota
Hello!
Been told by some friends that they had their first +200pp plays at approximately 200 hours and that at my current playtime i should have already mastered streams and FC some 5 stars maps/

I just wanted to know if it is the norm to look at people with a similar number of hours to find out the average level.

Maybe it's a really dumb question but uhh I'm new lol
kaedori
319 posts
Joined September 2018
kaedori
although you need more playtime to get better, everyone's improvement rate is different so you can't directly correlate a certain playtime with a certain rank

also

Ioota wrote:

at my current playtime i should have already mastered streams
no lol, you can't "master" a skillset, there's always room for improvement
anaxii
15,000 posts
Joined December 2022
anaxii
Don't worry about it! Number of hours played doesn't matter if you want to improve, as long as you enjoy game and improve at your rhythm ;)
Happy Satoko
280 posts
Joined November 2019
Happy Satoko
200h is barely any time in this game and it's too early to call yourself a fast or slow learner. I don't know what the average is for 200h but your profile looks completely normal to me, I wouldn't have assumed you were struggling with anything. Even if you were though, a 200pp score is a big jump in skill compared to 100-160 so it can take some time. Don't worry about it!
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WitherMite
1,599 posts
Joined August 2019
WitherMite
Be like me, inflate your playtime by continuing to play the game but not enough to actually meaningfully improve.
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anaxii
15,000 posts
Joined December 2022
anaxii

WitherMite wrote:

Be like me, inflate your playtime by continuing to play the game but not enough to actually meaningfully improve.
It's like doing 1 push-up everyday for a year... literally no improvement oof
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