This is a pretty good way to get used to it, you can play the same maps without having to go through the hassle of learning a new song. You can solely focus on getting used to AR 10 this way.Lybydose wrote:
1. Open any map in the editor
2. Set AR to 10
This. If you can't aim with smaller circles or deal with high OD, you're better off training those first.lolcubes wrote:
Training AR10 is pointless if you don't plan on playing with HR.
lolcubes wrote:
Training AR10 is pointless if you don't plan on playing with HR.
JAKACHAN wrote:
GO AR1112 or GO HOME
Since most Hards have AR7 adding HR will raise the AR only to 9.8.Shadowyuri wrote:
Yeah... What is better to train, HR Hard Maps or HR Insane +NF ?
And I'd say if you have to use NF on insane it's maybe too early to learn HRTshemmp wrote:
Since most Hards have AR7 adding HR will raise the AR only to 9.8.Shadowyuri wrote:
Yeah... What is better to train, HR Hard Maps or HR Insane +NF ?
GoldenWolf wrote:
And I'd say if you have to use NF on insane it's maybe too early to learn HR
Thanks. More Dark PHOENiX, can't get enough of this songkreph wrote:
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/47032
I play this one a lot, think it kinda helped me
Got those already. Really love the Over My Head map but can't pass it. But I try to get as much acc on NF as possible (That would be 76% Atm)theowest wrote:
here are some ar10 maps
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/65660
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/58452
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/57460
in case you're too lazy to set the ar to 10 yourself
Play that one alot. Love it, just I can't play the Jumper part cause I loose the overview, any tipps? I don't feel like playing it a lot would help.Usa wrote:
^
on that note, this is my favorite ar10 map: http://osu.ppy.sh/s/56860
.thank you for such intriguing adviceImaginary Box wrote:
AR10 is easy D:.
OD is harder to training then AR.
I trained ~3 hours for 11AR reading, lol (10AR+DT). But can't currently play high OD with ~97% acc :<.
Good luck OP but you must to know that OD is harder for training that AR. Also find 10AR map and training it is worst way.
You must to practice ~140 bpm (not lower) ins+DT. You can read 10AR after one month training 140 bpm DT. And try to play HR. It's awesome mode, don't hate HR
I think I never even tried an AR12 map, thought 10 is highest ಠ_ಠBRBP wrote:
And like mentioned earlier, being able to read AR10 isn't going to help you achieve anything unless you plan on playing with HR. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that AR10 is something most people are able to learn to read just by playing the game normally, it's not that hard. AR12 on the other hand...
HR is capped at 10. Only DT would.Shadowyuri wrote:
Also, can you link/tell me how I can play an AR12 map? Is it AR10+DT+HR? o_O
easier to call it 11 than 10.315134593128419385139519481395315139642162948Winshley wrote:
HR is capped at 10. Only DT would.Shadowyuri wrote:
Also, can you link/tell me how I can play an AR12 map? Is it AR10+DT+HR? o_O
Technically, AR10+DT is actually AR11, not AR12. It's only that AR9+DT exists between AR10 and AR11, so people assumed it as AR11 while it would actually be AR10.3.
well, yeah. but how about 10,5 / 10,3 even if its not 100% right?buny wrote:
easier to call it 11 than 10.315134593128419385139519481395315139642162948
who cares, but its a bit confusing if you don't know it.AR10.3/10.5? lol that naming style reminds me of TouhouShadowyuri wrote:
well, yeah. but how about 10,5 / 10,3 even if its not 100% right?buny wrote:
easier to call it 11 than 10.315134593128419385139519481395315139642162948
I do believe playing more AR10 would worsen your reading of lower ARs because there is less clutter compared.Shadowyuri wrote:
I think I never even tried an AR12 map, thought 10 is highest ಠ_ಠ
Also, I don't know why but AR 10 makes it more fun. Its harder to read & feels so much faster.
Also I think it helps me reading maps, the more I play AR10 the easier it is for me to read lower AR Maps. So... I just play it for fun.
enquire wrote:
I do believe playing more AR10 would worsen your reading of lower ARs because there is less clutter compared.Shadowyuri wrote:
I think I never even tried an AR12 map, thought 10 is highest ಠ_ಠ
Also, I don't know why but AR 10 makes it more fun. Its harder to read & feels so much faster.
Also I think it helps me reading maps, the more I play AR10 the easier it is for me to read lower AR Maps. So... I just play it for fun.
It's because you're forcing yourself to read ar10 when you can't even read ar9 properly.enquire wrote:
I do believe playing more AR10 would worsen your reading of lower ARs because there is less clutter compared.Shadowyuri wrote:
I think I never even tried an AR12 map, thought 10 is highest ಠ_ಠ
Also, I don't know why but AR 10 makes it more fun. Its harder to read & feels so much faster.
Also I think it helps me reading maps, the more I play AR10 the easier it is for me to read lower AR Maps. So... I just play it for fun.
I can read AR9... at least it feels that way for me. Doesn't mean that I can beat every AR9 Map. :cbuny wrote:
It's because you're forcing yourself to read ar10 when you can't even read ar9 properly.enquire wrote:
I do believe playing more AR10 would worsen your reading of lower ARs because there is less clutter compared.
love it when people judge a person's ability to read AR by how well he plays maps that are hard for himbuny wrote:
It's because you're forcing yourself to read ar10 when you can't even read ar9 properly.
Training this atm. Playing AR10 just for fun like I said.Aqo wrote:
reading AR isn't that hard. reading bpm and spacing, and planning ahead, is.buny wrote:
It's because you're forcing yourself to read ar10 when you can't even read ar9 properly.
if you can react to circles on an AR without panicking and consistently then you can read the AR.
The rest is just your ability to plan ahead which is really AR-independent.
Thanks for staying @Topic, I got carried away too lol, will look at themT o u c h e wrote:
Aqo has excellent maps with AR10, Zapy too
Can't do thatImaginary Box wrote:
OP, try this. :3
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/27573
I've never seen anyone say that you can't read ARX for missing x beatAqo wrote:
love it when people judge a person's ability to read AR by how well he plays maps that are hard for himbuny wrote:
It's because you're forcing yourself to read ar10 when you can't even read ar9 properly.
>LOL YOU HAD A RANDOM JUMP MISS ON THIS 170BPM DT MAP, IT'S BECAUSE YOU CAN'T READ THE AR
So if you have a jump miss on first of the year, it's because you can't read AR9
And if you have a jump miss on flower dance, it's because you can't read AR8
And if you have a jump miss on Don't Say Lazy Tag4 it's because you can't read AR7
And if you don't SS a map first try every and every try on every random play, it means you /can't read the AR/
well shit nobody can read any ARs at all..!
logic
reading AR isn't that hard. reading bpm and spacing, and planning ahead, is.
if you can react to circles on an AR without panicking and consistently then you can read the AR.
The rest is just your ability to plan ahead which is really AR-independent.
I look at the appearing notes, with any AR. I won't call that a weird habitOinari-sama wrote:
Just wondering how does others read their high AR maps?
ThisGoldenWolf wrote:
I look at the appearing notes, with any AR. I won't call that a weird habitOinari-sama wrote:
Just wondering how does others read their high AR maps?
)Nope.jpg. He's right. AR reading isn't spacing\jump\stream\overall speed of map reading.buny wrote:
What you just described of "spacing and planning ahead" is basically how you read AR.
What lets you judge what's early? Let people play whatever is fun for them.buny wrote:
Judging by the tone of which you wrote that, it seems like you're butthurt over something else rather than the actual topic, since my statement is directed towards people that are trying to force themselves to read high ar's at such early stages.
I don't feel any difference other than the flipped map and smaller circlesImaginary Box wrote:
Nope.jpg. He's right. AR reading isn't spacing\jump\stream\overall speed of map reading.buny wrote:
What you just described of "spacing and planning ahead" is basically how you read AR.
Try to play this map http://osu.ppy.sh/b/203367 (death collab diff) with HR and something like this http://osu.ppy.sh/b/89800 (rin diff) with HR too.
Feel the difference.
OVERALL SPEED OF MAP =! AR READING FTW.
....
Then don't complain about not being able to read low ar's and not expect to be told this because then you're just being a whiny bitch.Aqo wrote:
What lets you judge what's early? Let people play whatever is fun for them.buny wrote:
Judging by the tone of which you wrote that, it seems like you're butthurt over something else rather than the actual topic, since my statement is directed towards people that are trying to force themselves to read high ar's at such early stages.
You did hr+dt on a map not many people dt'dImaginary Box wrote:
OP, try this. :3
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/27573
I usually space out while playing and just do whatever feels natural (my aim suffers from this but my accuracy is generally better). Also playing following follow points is more for songs that have general 1 circle on the screen at a time (usually see those when you play hards with HR) because the follow points appear before the next circle appears so you know where to move your cursor next after you hit a circle.Oinari-sama wrote:
Eh? Follow Points? I've completely forgotten that those things existed! (Obviously I don't play enough FL
By "weird habit" I mean I pay more attention to appearing notes than the note I'm suppose to hit now. Sometimes I miss a note because I'm simply not looking at it =.=
Anyone else suffering from this problem or am I doing something wrong? It's the kind of information I cannot extract from replays/streams so I'm curious to find out what others are doing.
you don't really need that indicator, imo it's just a waste of space and makes the playfield look messyenquire wrote:
I usually space out while playing and just do whatever feels natural (my aim suffers from this but my accuracy is generally better). Also playing following follow points is more for songs that have general 1 circle on the screen at a time (usually see those when you play hards with HR) because the follow points appear before the next circle appears so you know where to move your cursor next after you hit a circle.Oinari-sama wrote:
Eh? Follow Points? I've completely forgotten that those things existed! (Obviously I don't play enough FL
By "weird habit" I mean I pay more attention to appearing notes than the note I'm suppose to hit now. Sometimes I miss a note because I'm simply not looking at it =.=
Anyone else suffering from this problem or am I doing something wrong? It's the kind of information I cannot extract from replays/streams so I'm curious to find out what others are doing.