Nanofranne wrote:

Jumps are easier if you already have muscle memory. Not a bad thing but jump maps typically don't challenge your finger and aim control, hence It's no wonder if people struggle if jumps are their favoured types of play.

Here some maps that I think focus on finger control, your ability to execute tapping to the most quirky rhythm and pattern

beatmapsets/1170697#osu/2506205
beatmapsets/986763#osu/2231859
beatmapsets/1845870#osu/3874882

These kind off maps is harder than the star rating suggest for most people, so don't feel too bad if you can't do it immediately!

Anaxii wrote:

Nanofranne wrote:

Jumps are easier if you already have muscle memory. Not a bad thing but jump maps typically don't challenge your finger and aim control, hence It's no wonder if people struggle if jumps are their favoured types of play.

Here some maps that I think focus on finger control, your ability to execute tapping to the most quirky rhythm and pattern

beatmapsets/1170697#osu/2506205
beatmapsets/986763#osu/2231859
beatmapsets/1845870#osu/3874882

These kind off maps is harder than the star rating suggest for most people, so don't feel too bad if you can't do it immediately!

The first map that you linked is a BANGER

Nanofranne wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

Nanofranne wrote:

Jumps are easier if you already have muscle memory. Not a bad thing but jump maps typically don't challenge your finger and aim control, hence It's no wonder if people struggle if jumps are their favoured types of play.

Here some maps that I think focus on finger control, your ability to execute tapping to the most quirky rhythm and pattern

beatmapsets/1170697#osu/2506205
beatmapsets/986763#osu/2231859
beatmapsets/1845870#osu/3874882

These kind off maps is harder than the star rating suggest for most people, so don't feel too bad if you can't do it immediately!

The first map that you linked is a BANGER

I love every Mir's map

Nanofranne wrote:

beatmapsets/1170697#osu/2506205

beatmapsets/1845870#osu/3874882

aveil wrote:

I find that I can improve my scores on stream maps much more easily than on jump maps, but that’s probably because I’ve worked on improving my tapping much more than my aim. Much of aim is reading, if your aim is always inconsistent then it is probably not a raw aim problem. People can improve quickly by playing jump maps because the pp system rewards it, they usually have very simple rhythms (so the tapping is very easy), and that if you improve your aim you are also directly or indirectly improving your reading (as well as comfort with aiming in general and larger spacing etc.), which makes everything else easier.

__scripting wrote:

aveil wrote:

I find that I can improve my scores on stream maps much more easily than on jump maps, but that’s probably because I’ve worked on improving my tapping much more than my aim. Much of aim is reading, if your aim is always inconsistent then it is probably not a raw aim problem. People can improve quickly by playing jump maps because the pp system rewards it, they usually have very simple rhythms (so the tapping is very easy), and that if you improve your aim you are also directly or indirectly improving your reading (as well as comfort with aiming in general and larger spacing etc.), which makes everything else easier.

i feel it too.
its always more hard/inconsistent to improve aim/reading

Anaxii wrote:

__scripting wrote:

aveil wrote:

I find that I can improve my scores on stream maps much more easily than on jump maps, but that’s probably because I’ve worked on improving my tapping much more than my aim. Much of aim is reading, if your aim is always inconsistent then it is probably not a raw aim problem. People can improve quickly by playing jump maps because the pp system rewards it, they usually have very simple rhythms (so the tapping is very easy), and that if you improve your aim you are also directly or indirectly improving your reading (as well as comfort with aiming in general and larger spacing etc.), which makes everything else easier.

i feel it too.
its always more hard/inconsistent to improve aim/reading

Aim and reading are two different things btw; I'm personally better at reading which is why my aim is decent but not much

aveil wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

__scripting wrote:

aveil wrote:

I find that I can improve my scores on stream maps much more easily than on jump maps, but that’s probably because I’ve worked on improving my tapping much more than my aim. Much of aim is reading, if your aim is always inconsistent then it is probably not a raw aim problem. People can improve quickly by playing jump maps because the pp system rewards it, they usually have very simple rhythms (so the tapping is very easy), and that if you improve your aim you are also directly or indirectly improving your reading (as well as comfort with aiming in general and larger spacing etc.), which makes everything else easier.

i feel it too.
its always more hard/inconsistent to improve aim/reading

Aim and reading are two different things btw; I'm personally better at reading which is why my aim is decent but not much

Personally, my aim is so closely tied to my reading that describing them as the same isn't too far off from how it feels. I think part of it is that you have to offload either tapping or aim to your subconscious when playing, you can only focus on one at a time - tapping has always been what I pay attention to, so I don't think about how I am aiming, it just happens automatically. They are different still; I was trying to describe more of a two-way connection.

dung eater wrote:

focus on the jumps and fixing mistakes you make in it and you should make progress. try smaller cs for harder aim without being much harder to read.