Streaming is done with the fingers instead of the wrist.NixXSkate wrote:
I can singletap 320bpm 1/2s but I can't stream over 200bpm...bewaredrev wrote:
you can get faster at singletap then you'll probably end up alternating faster
Not everyone single taps with their wrist you know.-Chronopolis- wrote:
Streaming is done with the fingers instead of the wrist.NixXSkate wrote:
I can singletap 320bpm 1/2s but I can't stream over 200bpm...
Can you do 7+ notes 1/2 chains single tap at 220 bpm? With both keys? Pressing with your fingers? Being able to that should help with streaming at similar speeds.
More like, not having a keyboard that sucks is critical to your streaming lol, having a good keyboard is a plus but it's not critical to be goodthatlaggynoob wrote:
I really think having a good keyboard is critical to your streaming stamina
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
Except a tablet doesn't allow you to stream 200BPMbuny wrote:
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
can confirm, with my new tablet i can now SS mad machine dthrbuny wrote:
a tablet does thoughSoulg wrote:
buying a mech keyboard is not giong to suddenly allow you to stream 200 bpm
you have to learn the muscle movement
Naaah man, there's 1000 days in a month and therefore 12000 Days in a year. He's right. 5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k!NotCookie wrote:
You fail at maths.Gretsch wrote:
5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k. That's an average of 1 song per day.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
5 months = 30~x5 = 150 days, 150 days = 150 times played.Gretsch wrote:
5 months means nothing when your play count is under 5k. That's an average of 1 song per day.
You should refer to the number of plays you have rather than how long you've had the game.
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.meteor22 wrote:
if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
True, but you don't just improve your single tapping without simultaneously doing other skills lol. Unless he just clicks one dot in the center a fuck ton of times.Almost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.meteor22 wrote:
if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
Could improve your single tapping speed through slow streams.Myke B wrote:
True, but you don't just improve your single tapping without simultaneously doing other skills lol. Unless he just clicks one dot in the center a fuck ton of times.Almost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.
i know it seems a bit wieird but it does, it's not magic it's scientifically provedAlmost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.meteor22 wrote:
if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
If you spend a lot of time playing fast maps to improve your single tapping you obviously become able to play faster maps allowing you to focus on reading fast maps better and reducing error in your aim because of said reading. But that's an indirect effect of training your single tapping speed this way. If you were to train your single tapping by grinding out streams, you won't see any of those improvements that you would see from training in the other method.meteor22 wrote:
i know it seems a bit wieird but it does, it's not magic it's scientifically provedAlmost wrote:
Improving your single tapping speed improves your single tapping speed, it doesn't magically allow you to aim and read better.
just focus on increasing your max singletap speed (not ur stamina just the speed) then you'll read maps much easier, allowing you to aim way better etc
i'm pretty sure many players have experienced that
and aim, and reading. If you're practicing single tapping specifically - then you are probably playing a fast songs that will probably require you to be able to aim, and read decently. It's impossible to JUST practice single tapping unless you make a map with all the notes being in one spot.Almost wrote:
Could improve your single tapping speed through slow streams.
That's basically what I'm getting at, but you are right about not seeing any major improvements from indirect training and all, but it can get you pretty far up until semi-professional level.Almost wrote:
But that's an indirect effect of training your single tapping speed this way. If you were to train your single tapping by grinding out streams, you won't see any of those improvements that you would see from training in the other method.
I was talking about training on stream maps like the onlyforyou practice maps with HT or something similar. You don't get any aim or reading out of those.Myke B wrote:
and aim, and reading. If you're practicing single tapping specifically - then you are probably playing a fast songs that will probably require you to be able to aim, and read decently. It's impossible to JUST practice single tapping unless you make a map with all the notes being in one spot.Almost wrote:
Could improve your single tapping speed through slow streams.
Oh yeah, sure. If you are saying streaming will not really affect your ability to single tap, then I sort of agree. It probably won't all that much (because if you can't single tap faster than the bpm your streaming, you probably can't stream it anyways)Almost wrote:
I was talking about training on stream maps like the onlyforyou practice maps with HT or something similar. You don't get any aim or reading out of those.
that is incredibly long - tl;dr?Soulg wrote:
http://mentaru-shoujo.com/osu/aqo.txt#_=_
meteor22 wrote:
the only way to increase stream bpm is to increase singletap bpm. if you improve your singletap then all your other skills (aim speed read) will improve automatically.
The only way? Care to scientifically prove it for me? I've never seriously single tapped (unless I'm playing mouse mode) and managed to improve my consistent stream speed from like 120 bpm to 200 through just... playing. Don't see why there has to be ONE way to do something.meteor22 wrote:
i know it seems a bit wieird but it does, it's not magic it's scientifically proved
just focus on increasing your max singletap speed (not ur stamina just the speed) then you'll read maps much easier, allowing you to aim way better etc
i'm pretty sure many players have experienced that
I mean you can prove this just by playing, and see for yourself. it does work to an extent, and the reason you haven't seen a jump from 120 to 200 is because that's not the rational. There definitely isn't only one way to do something, and people have their own methods. I'm not defending anyone, but this is what I know to be true. Am I saying single tapping is the best way to increase stream? no. But I am saying that it will indirectly help.nooblet wrote:
The only way? Care to scientifically prove it for me? I've never seriously single tapped (unless I'm playing mouse mode) and managed to improve my consistent stream speed from like 120 bpm to 200 through just... playing. Don't see why there has to be ONE way to do something.
tl;dr -Myke B wrote:
that is incredibly long - tl;dr?Soulg wrote:
http://mentaru-shoujo.com/osu/aqo.txt#_=_
Sign me up, how much?buny wrote:
aqo training 50 hour cookiezi guarantee or your money back
utter boredom, RSI, and realizing how unproductive this game really is and quittingMyke B wrote:
Sign me up, how much?buny wrote:
aqo training 50 hour cookiezi guarantee or your money back
Bro.. If anybody who plays games hasn't already realized how unproductive they all are - they're going to have a hard lesson to learn. Anyone who says they wished they hadn't had wasted so much time on this game, they sound silly, because they probably would have just wasted it on something else they found fun.bewaredrev wrote:
utter boredom, RSI, and realizing how unproductive this game really is and quitting
