like only a single day between 1-2 weeks?Endaris wrote:
Make a farm day like every 1-2 weeks.
You need to give yourself some time to improve between farm sessions, otherwise you won't be able to cashout on whatever gains you made while playing stuff for fun or practice.
Yes._TerminaL wrote:
like only a single day between 1-2 weeks?Endaris wrote:
Make a farm day like every 1-2 weeks.
You need to give yourself some time to improve between farm sessions, otherwise you won't be able to cashout on whatever gains you made while playing stuff for fun or practice.
Legit thought Lagtrain is a farm map cause that's my first 4 star map and I skipped 60pp because of that lol.Nanofranne wrote:
Most likely no
You can decide for yourself if you want to be specialised or well-rounded player.
Playing ONLY farm maps ofc will be detrimental to one's versatility, such that they only expose themselves to narrow skillsets of jumps.
I see some maps you played that are hard for me as well (lagtrain, kimagure mercy irucaice ver, non breath oblige, as you like it, etc). That's great. The higher difficulty of that mapsets will introduce you to wide variety of skill sets
not really. Though there's always room to improve_TerminaL wrote:
Legit thought Lagtrain is a farm map cause that's my first 4 star map and I skipped 60pp because of that lol.
Also are you struggling with finger control? Those maps you listed exhaust all my stamina and I only got good-ish accuracy by luck (except non breath oblige I struggled with the last part), especially those last two maps you listed.
So gaining pp = gaining skills?Happy Satoko wrote:
Farmers improve faster tbh, the important thing is to not start getting tilted and to keep a good mindset.
It depends, some farmers dont enjoy game, but some doAnaxii wrote:
So gaining pp = gaining skills?Happy Satoko wrote:
Farmers improve faster tbh, the important thing is to not start getting tilted and to keep a good mindset.
Obviously yeahJLuca913 891 wrote:
It depends, some farmers dont enjoy game, but some doAnaxii wrote:
So gaining pp = gaining skills?Happy Satoko wrote:
Farmers improve faster tbh, the important thing is to not start getting tilted and to keep a good mindset.
If you don't enjoy game, you probably don't play often so...
In the long run yeah, I think a lot of it is they always have plays they're shooting for and pushing themselves to getAnaxii wrote:
So gaining pp = gaining skills?Happy Satoko wrote:
Farmers improve faster tbh, the important thing is to not start getting tilted and to keep a good mindset.
Don't forget that it depends on the play that you want to getHappy Satoko wrote:
In the long run yeah, I think a lot of it is they always have plays they're shooting for and pushing themselves to getAnaxii wrote:
So gaining pp = gaining skills?Happy Satoko wrote:
Farmers improve faster tbh, the important thing is to not start getting tilted and to keep a good mindset.
Actually, it depends on what you define as overweighted mapsaveil wrote:
It depends. If you’re farming in a way which is trying to find the most overweighted maps possible to gain pp, then you’ll probably hit a wall at some point.
Quite frankly, pp jump maps helping my previously lacking aim skillset. While osu minus my rank for submitting another tech maps played, I gained with jump and speed mapsAnaxii wrote:
Actually, it depends on what you define as overweighted mapsaveil wrote:
It depends. If you’re farming in a way which is trying to find the most overweighted maps possible to gain pp, then you’ll probably hit a wall at some point.
There are players who are bad at jump maps, so they can't really consider those as farm mapsNanofranne wrote:
Quite frankly, pp jump maps helping my previously lacking aim skillset. While osu minus my rank for submitting another tech maps played, I gained with jump and speed mapsAnaxii wrote:
Actually, it depends on what you define as overweighted mapsaveil wrote:
It depends. If you’re farming in a way which is trying to find the most overweighted maps possible to gain pp, then you’ll probably hit a wall at some point.
well, aside from padoru
What's what you need to do actuallydung eater wrote:
you will learn to play better if you farm vs not playing at all