Wimpy Cursed wrote:

I assume you mean the AR (Approach rate) by the maps being too slow for you?

If that is the case, you could right click on a lower star map, go to "edit", go to "song setup" then go to "difficulty" and change the approach rate to however much you want.

I have trouble reading ar 7 maps because it is too slow, so that is what I do.

Note: The maps will not be ranked after you changed the settings, but you could always update the map back to it's original settings.

This is the only solution I could find for this.
I have no clue what to say if this isn't an AR reading problem.

iRobbie wrote:

Wimpy Cursed wrote:

I assume you mean the AR (Approach rate) by the maps being too slow for you?

If that is the case, you could right click on a lower star map, go to "edit", go to "song setup" then go to "difficulty" and change the approach rate to however much you want.

I have trouble reading ar 7 maps because it is too slow, so that is what I do.

Note: The maps will not be ranked after you changed the settings, but you could always update the map back to it's original settings.

This is the only solution I could find for this.
I have no clue what to say if this isn't an AR reading problem.

I find what you're saying to be reasonable and I will definitely try it, but I think my main problem is that I rush too much and sometimes my fingers can't keep up with the speed, causing me to miss or even get stuck on some notes. I am practicing a lot and trying to play every day, but I am still struggling with the same issue.

Wimpy Cursed wrote:

iRobbie wrote:

Wimpy Cursed wrote:

I assume you mean the AR (Approach rate) by the maps being too slow for you?

If that is the case, you could right click on a lower star map, go to "edit", go to "song setup" then go to "difficulty" and change the approach rate to however much you want.

I have trouble reading ar 7 maps because it is too slow, so that is what I do.

Note: The maps will not be ranked after you changed the settings, but you could always update the map back to it's original settings.

This is the only solution I could find for this.
I have no clue what to say if this isn't an AR reading problem.

I find what you're saying to be reasonable and I will definitely try it, but I think my main problem is that I rush too much and sometimes my fingers can't keep up with the speed, causing me to miss or even get stuck on some notes. I am practicing a lot and trying to play every day, but I am still struggling with the same issue.

So then I think you just need to learn how to control your speed first then.
Train for higher speed after.
I have this issue with streams under and over 190-200bpm.

Wimpy Cursed wrote:

Yeah it is hard to control your speed. Still stuck on it myself.
Though it will be worth it once you do get control over your speed

LuckyYQ wrote:

Go for fcs more!!

What I do when i play the game is i pick one difficulty from a mapset, play to fc it, if i can't then I'd just drop to a lower difficulty until i get one that i can fc.

Then I'd try to fc the diff above it and work my way up by fcing more and more.

Even if you can't fc the lowest difficulty, its fine, just make sure you keep working on improving the scores closer and closer to the fc

Becoming consistent at easy stuff is very helpful on becoming better at harder stuff as you could focus on hitting the harder stuff more in the harder diffs as you'd require less effort on the easy stuff, making you able to understand patterns properly and avoid bad habits

Juuuuuuuuul wrote:

hi there,
you may try this :

- Download 3000+ maps
- Sort those maps by difficulty
- Play them all once in this order
- Don't skip stuff
- Don't use HR (DT is fine)

Enjoy your improvement !