Should I switch my aim to my left hand? or stay at the right side?
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I'm right hand dominant for aim, but my right hand is also dominant when tapping
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if youre right handed, aim with right and just learn to tap on left. it takes time but it will be fine/worthwhile
if youre right handed, aim with right and just learn to tap on left. it takes time but it will be fine/worthwhile
I have the same issue lmao, and I can stream 33 notes 230 bpm with my right hand and can stream ~175 bpm with my left hand.THAT_otaku wrote:
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if youre right handed, aim with right and just learn to tap on left. it takes time but it will be fine/worthwhile
You can't use your right hand for either, so try experimenting what you'll use your right hand for. If your aim is easier than tapping on your right hand or vice versa, then switch accordingly and practice using what you'll use for your left hand if I make any sense.
If you're right-handed, the right hand for aim should be easier BUT if you really think that you have trouble tapping with your left hand, you can always switch and see what happens.
In any case, you will get used to it and it will not be a problem later!
In any case, you will get used to it and it will not be a problem later!
Probably not, unless you develop really REALLY REALLY terrible tapping technique with your non-dominant hand and it would take more time to relearn how to tap than it would to learn how to aim with that hand. One thing to note is that just because you can tap faster with your dominant hand doesn't mean you can just play higher bpm immediately with no problems - finger control, reading, and synchronising your aim and tapping will limit your speed as well.