Slowpoke1135 wrote:

if anyone has general improvement advice for 7k then that would be cool too

Slowpoke1135 wrote:

also, waht will it be like learning 7k as 6k player?

Slowpoke1135 wrote:

im gonna assume its ok for me to play a small selection of charts (charts i actually wanna play) because developing finger individuality isnt really important because im only teaching 1 finger and not 3 fingers like 4k -> 7k

Stickman92 wrote:

Slowpoke1135 wrote:

if anyone has general improvement advice for 7k then that would be cool too

General tips are the same for 4k-10k.

Slowpoke1135 wrote:

also, waht will it be like learning 7k as 6k player?

With 4k->6k you learn to coordinate your ring fingers with the other 4 fingers.
With 6k->7k you learn to coordinate your thumb with the other 6 fingers.

Slowpoke1135 wrote:

im gonna assume its ok for me to play a small selection of charts (charts i actually wanna play) because developing finger individuality isnt really important because im only teaching 1 finger and not 3 fingers like 4k -> 7k

More charts is better. Otherwise there ain't much patterns to practice.



The best way to learn 7k is to play 7k CONSISTENTLY. If you hate 7k or aren't willing to spend time to learn it, then just stick with getting good at 6k. You aren't getting 99%+ on every map you play in 6k, so you've still got plenty of room to improve at 6k. There's probably thousands of graveyard charts for 6k, so even if they aren't great, the quantity isnt lacking. If you're creative, then you'll find ways to get quality practice even on a limited pool of charts to practice. Where there's a will there's a way.

Playing 7k solely to get good at 6k isn't gonna get you to stick with 7k. I play 10k because 10k is fun, it has nothing to do with 7k. If I was 6k player learning 7k, then I'd have fun with 7k, not hate it nor play it reluctantly.