UruhaRushiaaa wrote:

single tap everything alt when you need to

Fxjlk wrote:

If you are 100% sure you want to master all patterns at every speed you are better off training full alt from the start because it will probably save you some time in the long run. It will slow your improvement in the short term though.

Most players will never play long enough for it to really matter so semi alt is best if you are not that committed to the game. You can always learn the correct way later when your tapping style cant handle the high bpm.

UruhaRushiaaa wrote:

actually i find that most full alt players progress the fastest considering how broken it is in the early stages for farming dt but soon after full alt players will hit a hump which is extremely diffuclt to get over idk that was my experience anyways cuz i use to full alt at the start but switched one day

Indomi-chan wrote:

I prefer semi alt rather than full alt, full alt is not that easy to practice

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singlepped simarik with dt xd

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singletapped simarik with dt xd

UruhaRushiaaa wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

who dosent?

JojoXD wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singletapped simarik with dt xd

Simarik dt is only 145bpm WITH DT if I could read ar 10.3 it would be free setting aside the aim

KS Wicher wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singletapped simarik with dt xd

Simarik dt is only 145bpm WITH DT if I could read ar 10.3 it would be free setting aside the aim

Then learn 10.3

🤑🤑

Anaxii wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singletapped simarik with dt xd

Simarik dt is only 145bpm WITH DT if I could read ar 10.3 it would be free setting aside the aim

Then learn 10.3

🤑🤑

10.3 is easier than 10 btw

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

KS Wicher wrote:

Anaxii wrote:

JojoXD wrote:

I singletap anything that isn’t burts or stream but if it 250bpm plus than I alt

so you singletap 240bpm jumps???

polo shirt moment, dude singletapped simarik with dt xd

Simarik dt is only 145bpm WITH DT if I could read ar 10.3 it would be free setting aside the aim

Then learn 10.3

🤑🤑

10.3 is easier than 10 btw

11 is easier than 6 for me lol

KS Wicher wrote:

For me singletapping is too distracting lol

Its not like i cant singletap tho, when in my comfort zone i can swap from ring singletap to index singletap and then to alt in a single jump section but i just dont understand why anybody would want to singletap unless its for fun

Habbits maybe

__scripting wrote:

semi-alt is better imo

more comfortable for me at least

Gamja wrote:

Hello, I've been semi-alting (alt, but starting every stream/burst with index) for a long time but I'm starting to run into more and more stream/burst patterns where my fingers get tripped up always trying to start with the index finger, esp with higher bpm.

In my head, learning full-alt seems worth because with full-alt, I won't have to worry about starting with the "right" finger. However, I don't know if this is necessarily true and learning full-alt seems like a massive time commitment (relearning how to start streams/bursts with middle finger).

Has anyone went through the same dilemma as me? Did you end up switching to full-alt from semi alt or did you stick to semi alt and eventually get past this barrier with more practice? Most of the top players who alt seem to full-alt?

Jebus1 wrote:

Gamja wrote:

Hello, I've been semi-alting (alt, but starting every stream/burst with index) for a long time but I'm starting to run into more and more stream/burst patterns where my fingers get tripped up always trying to start with the index finger, esp with higher bpm.

In my head, learning full-alt seems worth because with full-alt, I won't have to worry about starting with the "right" finger. However, I don't know if this is necessarily true and learning full-alt seems like a massive time commitment (relearning how to start streams/bursts with middle finger).

Has anyone went through the same dilemma as me? Did you end up switching to full-alt from semi alt or did you stick to semi alt and eventually get past this barrier with more practice? Most of the top players who alt seem to full-alt?

I alternate on jumps except the first note when coming off a slider, I only sometimes alternate with sliders, and i rarely trip up, unless I've been playing the same map for a while, then when I switch to another map my fingers lock up a bit, some times I alternate with doubles while other times no. idek my playstyle is a little all over the place,😂

Anaxii wrote:

Jebus1 wrote:

Gamja wrote:

Hello, I've been semi-alting (alt, but starting every stream/burst with index) for a long time but I'm starting to run into more and more stream/burst patterns where my fingers get tripped up always trying to start with the index finger, esp with higher bpm.

In my head, learning full-alt seems worth because with full-alt, I won't have to worry about starting with the "right" finger. However, I don't know if this is necessarily true and learning full-alt seems like a massive time commitment (relearning how to start streams/bursts with middle finger).

Has anyone went through the same dilemma as me? Did you end up switching to full-alt from semi alt or did you stick to semi alt and eventually get past this barrier with more practice? Most of the top players who alt seem to full-alt?

I alternate on jumps except the first note when coming off a slider, I only sometimes alternate with sliders, and i rarely trip up, unless I've been playing the same map for a while, then when I switch to another map my fingers lock up a bit, some times I alternate with doubles while other times no. idek my playstyle is a little all over the place,😂

if it's good for you then it's fine!! ^^

Gamja wrote:

Hello, I've been semi-alting (alt, but starting every stream/burst with index) for a long time but I'm starting to run into more and more stream/burst patterns where my fingers get tripped up always trying to start with the index finger, esp with higher bpm.

In my head, learning full-alt seems worth because with full-alt, I won't have to worry about starting with the "right" finger. However, I don't know if this is necessarily true and learning full-alt seems like a massive time commitment (relearning how to start streams/bursts with middle finger).

Has anyone went through the same dilemma as me? Did you end up switching to full-alt from semi alt or did you stick to semi alt and eventually get past this barrier with more practice? Most of the top players who alt seem to full-alt?

Naiad wrote:

Gamja wrote:

Hello, I've been semi-alting (alt, but starting every stream/burst with index) for a long time but I'm starting to run into more and more stream/burst patterns where my fingers get tripped up always trying to start with the index finger, esp with higher bpm.

In my head, learning full-alt seems worth because with full-alt, I won't have to worry about starting with the "right" finger. However, I don't know if this is necessarily true and learning full-alt seems like a massive time commitment (relearning how to start streams/bursts with middle finger).

Has anyone went through the same dilemma as me? Did you end up switching to full-alt from semi alt or did you stick to semi alt and eventually get past this barrier with more practice? Most of the top players who alt seem to full-alt?

It didn't take me that long to switch from pure singletap to full alt, and I rarely struggle with starting streams. This is of course anecdotal with a sample size of 1 so take what I have to say with a grain of salt.