Why single click? Isn't it better to full alternate?
i.e.
Instead of: Z Z Z Z Z Z ZXZ etc
Use: ZXZXXZXZXZXZX
i.e.
Instead of: Z Z Z Z Z Z ZXZ etc
Use: ZXZXXZXZXZXZX
I thought so too, but doesnt fully alternating also give the advantage of being more 'prepared' for a chain? It seems to me that rapid single clicking causes finger fatigue, while alternating allows you to click at a faster rate with less stamina.MillhioreF wrote:
I'm not sure why, but I generally have much better aim and accuracy just single clicking a bunch of notes in a row instead of alternating, at the cost of taking up more stamina. I'm gonna go ahead and assume that applies to most people.
http://osu.ppy.sh/u/MaraIppE wrote:
BECAUSE SINGLETAPPIN' BE MLG AS FUCK
It's the common learned behaviour. People find it easier to count a measure when they always lead with the same hand (or finger, in this case).HoboEater wrote:
Instead of: Z Z Z Z Z Z ZXZ etc
apparently it isnt, since all top players use singleHoboEater wrote:
Why single click? Isn't it better to full alternate?
i.e.
Instead of: Z Z Z Z Z Z ZXZ etc
Use: ZXZXXZXZXZXZX
Thanks for your reply Kaoru, this was very informative. I agree that single clicking does help with some jumps, but I've been so used to completely alternating that single clicking feels unnatural. Maybe we'll see some top players with similar playstyle as me soon.Kaoru wrote:
I'm in the top 100 and I mostly alternate. (I was actually rank 72 or so before I left for Thailand 2 months ago). I single up to a certain BPM and when I can't single anymore I alternate. Singling is more accurate for jumps for me. When the BPM gets really high my body tenses up a lot when I single tap which negatively affects my performance (hence alternating). Alternating is great for crazy BPMs that go up to 280 1/2 and higher.
Both alternating and single tapping has its advantages but if you can single tap comfortably at high BPMs you can be pro.