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If you LITERALLY can't play without hidden, I'm afraid there's no hope, because that is what literally means. Maybe go see a doctor and ask him to give you cyborg eyes so you can become an Osu master? Or you could perform oblations to the Beat gods until they drop the fruit of reading ability onto your plate.
Or you could just play old and clunky insanes without hidden, your eyes will probably give up and start reading it if you push them hard enough.
Or you could just play old and clunky insanes without hidden, your eyes will probably give up and start reading it if you push them hard enough.
This is also a good idea.buny wrote:
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Thanx for the advice xDDSoner wrote:
If you LITERALLY can't play without hidden, I'm afraid there's no hope, because that is what literally means. Maybe go see a doctor and ask him to give you cyborg eyes so you can become an Osu master? Or you could perform oblations to the Beat gods until they drop the fruit of reading ability onto your plate.
Or you could just play old and clunky insanes without hidden, your eyes will probably give up and start reading it if you push them hard enough.This is also a good idea.buny wrote:
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pretty much this guy knows what hes talking about even though he has 1 post hes basically fruitieziSoner wrote:
If you LITERALLY can't play without hidden, I'm afraid there's no hope, because that is what literally means. Maybe go see a doctor and ask him to give you cyborg eyes so you can become an Osu master? Or you could perform oblations to the Beat gods until they drop the fruit of reading ability onto your plate.
Or you could just play old and clunky insanes without hidden, your eyes will probably give up and start reading it if you push them hard enough.This is also a good idea.buny wrote:
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Maybe his osu crashes when he plays ctb without hiddenSoner wrote:
If you LITERALLY can't play without hidden, I'm afraid there's no hope, because that is what literally means. Maybe go see a doctor and ask him to give you cyborg eyes so you can become an Osu master? Or you could perform oblations to the Beat gods until they drop the fruit of reading ability onto your plate.
Or you could just play old and clunky insanes without hidden, your eyes will probably give up and start reading it if you push them hard enough.This is also a good idea.buny wrote:
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what's wrong?skiter43 wrote:
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what's wrong?skiter43 wrote:
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jazzy9875x wrote:
I cant play without hidden, without hidden my eyes go blurry and makes how I play worse e.e I play ctb.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/used+to
that should cover it
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? that has nothing to do with what I said? But thanx for letting me know what used to means c:iWhorse wrote:
jazzy9875x wrote:
I cant play without hidden, without hidden my eyes go blurry and makes how I play worse e.e I play ctb.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/used+to
that should cover it
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I should, its so much easier D: .-. e.e-LeeP- wrote:
Go master flashlight instead.
Flashlight -> easier
You must be joking or have never played CTB with Flashlight.
I am attached to hidden as well. It's not blurry for me. I just react so much more quickly with hidden applied. I've tried training without hidden. I have two methods.
1. I try to look at the same part of the screen where the notes would disappear in hidden. Sometimes I look higher than that so that the ryuuta is not as visible.
2. I look at the ryuuta like normal and try to react faster. there is less heads up about upcoming notes because I'm looking at a lower part of the stream.
Each time I try training without hidden the moment I turn hidden on I instantly start playing better. My results have been inconclusive. It's just better to play with Hidden if the AR > 7. I will use hidden for any AR. I can read all the ARs fairly well.
Why are you trying to read without Hidden?
You must be joking or have never played CTB with Flashlight.
I am attached to hidden as well. It's not blurry for me. I just react so much more quickly with hidden applied. I've tried training without hidden. I have two methods.
1. I try to look at the same part of the screen where the notes would disappear in hidden. Sometimes I look higher than that so that the ryuuta is not as visible.
2. I look at the ryuuta like normal and try to react faster. there is less heads up about upcoming notes because I'm looking at a lower part of the stream.
Each time I try training without hidden the moment I turn hidden on I instantly start playing better. My results have been inconclusive. It's just better to play with Hidden if the AR > 7. I will use hidden for any AR. I can read all the ARs fairly well.
Why are you trying to read without Hidden?
I find that on maps with complex patterns, playing without hidden can be easier.TheVileOne wrote:
Why are you trying to read without Hidden?
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Why are you trying to read without Hidden?[/quote]
I feel like its better to be able to play no mod as well as using hidden. Some maps such as rains are easier to play without hidden, but i cant play without it xc
I feel like its better to be able to play no mod as well as using hidden. Some maps such as rains are easier to play without hidden, but i cant play without it xc
I rarely come across maps where this is the case. I dislike 1/4th hypers or any type of 1/4th jumps, platewalking, and precise movement patterns in hidden. It's only harder because I am not so good at internally timing events.
If I find a map in which it is easier to play without hidden, I just deal with reacting via looking at the ryuuta/ the bottom half of the screen. Playing without hidden after awhile and you will get used to playing without it. I must note though that my skills substantially increased once I decided to play with Hidden. It may take a lot longer to get back to the same skill level gained with Hidden.
If I find a map in which it is easier to play without hidden, I just deal with reacting via looking at the ryuuta/ the bottom half of the screen. Playing without hidden after awhile and you will get used to playing without it. I must note though that my skills substantially increased once I decided to play with Hidden. It may take a lot longer to get back to the same skill level gained with Hidden.
Dont follow fruits with your eyes and play with background.
I actually prefer no mod to hidden for ar8-9, I find my accuracy and precise movement becomes worse. My reactions improve, so I like it on jumpy maps, but I don't prefer it to no mod. I also find it mentally awkward, I like to see the fruit actually hit the platter. I always use hidden paired with dt or hr though.TheVileOne wrote:
It's just better to play with Hidden if the AR > 7. I will use hidden for any AR. I can read all the ARs fairly well.
As for tips, keeping your eyes focused to the middle-ish of the screen around where the notes disappear in hidden should help. Don't try and get discourage/angry and switch back to hidden, just keep at it!
just keep playing without hidden as much as possible, i used to be hidden only player too but i realized im so much better without hidden
I'm currently practicing Hidden right now. Practice with maps that have slow HR, then go with higher AR maps if you're comfortable with it. Also remember to listen/pay attention to the beats so that you don't end up moving too early/late and combo-break.
Symm's tip regarding the vanishing point is something that I apply as well.
Symm's tip regarding the vanishing point is something that I apply as well.
Except that HD is harder on low AR?miku18 wrote:
I'm currently practicing Hidden right now. Practice with maps that have slow HR, then go with higher AR maps if you're comfortable with it. Also remember to listen/pay attention to the beats so that you don't end up moving too early/late and combo-break.
Symm's tip regarding the vanishing point is something that I apply as well.
Unless you cant read read high AR of course.
I guess it revolves around preference. (giggles)Granger wrote:
Except that HD is harder on low AR?miku18 wrote:
I'm currently practicing Hidden right now. Practice with maps that have slow AR, then go with higher AR maps if you're comfortable with it. Also remember to listen/pay attention to the beats so that you don't end up moving too early/late and combo-break.
Symm's tip regarding the vanishing point is something that I apply as well.
Unless you cant read read high AR of course.
Most times I can't play beyond AR8.