Nanofranne wrote:

• Progress isn't linear. There would be times you rank up faster and there would be times you will stagnate.

How to resolve : Notice if you can get higher acc on a particular maps you like to spend time with, that's already an improvement. You will FC it sooner or later, and you will see gains.

• Narrow experienced skillsets. If for example, you only play aim/jump, you can only ever good at aim/jump plays. It's easy to get lost when you just on a bad day, and can't get anywhere because you can't play other things.

How to resolve : Obviously play more on other things. Best way is to gather maps from auto-rotate multi lobbies!

• More time is needed. Simply sink in more time in osu, let your mind adapt and your hand coordinated faster and more precisely

Naiad wrote:

Your improvement doesn't seem out of the ordinary to me. I'll give you my most common advice to beginners: read, don't react. Many inexperienced players (and probably even most 5 digits) are under the belief that most of aiming is a question of hand coordination, but that's not true (provided you have a setup/grip etc, that you're comfortable with, which should be one of your first priorities). You have to really absorb the location and timing of each circle (through reading), preferably individually and not as a pattern.

Naiad wrote:

Your improvement doesn't seem out of the ordinary to me. I'll give you my most common advice to beginners: read, don't react. Many inexperienced players (and probably even most 5 digits) are under the belief that most of aiming is a question of hand coordination, but that's not true (provided you have a setup/grip etc, that you're comfortable with, which should be one of your first priorities). You have to really absorb the location and timing of each circle (through reading), preferably individually and not as a pattern.

kujubuo wrote:

buddy you actually improve fast