So over the past months, I've been noticing some huge improvement in my skill but about a week ago, I started having a downside in my skill and now I feel like a full dumpster of just rust along with today. I'm wondering if you all have the same issue and how you feel about it, and also how long do you think this stage last until you feel good enough to play again?
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How do you feel about having a "rusty stage"
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You are rusty forever.
That's normal. Sometimes you get a huge skillboost and you go back to normal. Nothing you can do about it but keep being positive and be thankful that a good day happened.
i highly recommend to stay active, you won't lose skill that fast. if you were inactive for a longer time, you'll definitely get worse and it's hard to come back (but not impossible).
i lost both stamina and aim due to inactivity + switching my playstyle and it's kinda depressing to not be able to play as good as before. it is what it is!
i lost both stamina and aim due to inactivity + switching my playstyle and it's kinda depressing to not be able to play as good as before. it is what it is!
Moved to G&R
I thought that it was a new topic bruhTHAT_otaku wrote:
Moved to G&R
Lemme tell you that this feeling (in my experience) is universal for all games! If you figure out how to stop yourself from quitting for good let me know. I still haven't figured that part out yet.
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there was one time when I was about to quit at around probably rank #5000-#10000, but I just decided to give myself a break and now here I amANGELF708 wrote:
Lemme tell you that this feeling (in my experience) is universal for all games! If you figure out how to stop yourself from quitting for good let me know. I still haven't figured that part out yet.
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well it took me around 2-3 weeks to feel de"rusty" again. it's always preferenced by other people. well rn i'm pretty much feeling rusty soooooo prolly in a few days imma be de"rusty" again 
The pain is endless.Manishh wrote:
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doesn't happen so much in games that require decisionmaking/knowledge, those things you regain more easily than something that mostly requires physical conditioning/practice.ANGELF708 wrote:
Lemme tell you that this feeling (in my experience) is universal for all games! If you figure out how to stop yourself from quitting for good let me know. I still haven't figured that part out yet.
coming back to chess or dota 2 is a lot smoother after years than osu!, if you want to reach your old skill level.
yo I wanna know that too. I've quit the game for a while now.ANGELF708 wrote:
Lemme tell you that this feeling (in my experience) is universal for all games! If you figure out how to stop yourself from quitting for good let me know. I still haven't figured that part out yet.
That's true. I just don't get interested in a lot of games like that, because I'm a pea brain gamer.dung eater wrote:
doesn't happen so much in games that require decisionmaking/knowledge, those things you regain more easily than something that mostly requires physical conditioning/practice.ANGELF708 wrote:
Lemme tell you that this feeling (in my experience) is universal for all games! If you figure out how to stop yourself from quitting for good let me know. I still haven't figured that part out yet.
coming back to chess or dota 2 is a lot smoother after years than osu!, if you want to reach your old skill level.