at this point, i dont know how many decent plays i would have made if i could jump correctly. sometimes i can, other times i cant. basically, i play a jump part, especially long ones like 10 seconds or more in squares or such, hit the first few notes, and then get notelocked/my cursor goes over the note and i click it but it doesnt do anything, viewing in replay, sometimes not even a notelock twitch thing where the note moves side to side quickly or a miss. i cant find out how to fix it or y it does that. should i go back to easier maps to try to practice like low 4 star, 3 star or continue playing 5 and high 4 star maps?
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how do i stop being so fast and take my time with jumps?
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are your cursor movements synced to your clicks? looking at your acc, you may be tapping too early or late which causes one of two things:
also, try playing maps with 1/2 doubles, like jumps but the circles are grouped in stacks of two, although rhythm is still consistent, this may (or may not) help
- your cursor leaves the circle before your tap registers (tapping too late)
- your cursor hasn't reached the circle when you tap (tapping too early)
also, try playing maps with 1/2 doubles, like jumps but the circles are grouped in stacks of two, although rhythm is still consistent, this may (or may not) help
I had a similar problem when I was around your rank. In my case I couldn't hit any jumps at all, I just notelocked or missed everything, and I couldn't tell exactly why. I fixed it by really focussing on changing my aim so I was 'clicking' the circles instead of moving my cursor to each one and then tapping.
I started off by switching to tablet only, so tapping on each note with my tablet. Once I was comfortable with that, I moved onto tapping with the keyboard, but I would still lift my pen up to tap on each note. From there, it's a matter of taking that feeling of 'clicking' on the notes to when you drag/hover.
Dunno if this'll work for you, but this is how I got my aim synchronised again. Never had a problem with it since.
I started off by switching to tablet only, so tapping on each note with my tablet. Once I was comfortable with that, I moved onto tapping with the keyboard, but I would still lift my pen up to tap on each note. From there, it's a matter of taking that feeling of 'clicking' on the notes to when you drag/hover.
Dunno if this'll work for you, but this is how I got my aim synchronised again. Never had a problem with it since.
and switching my playstyle