Are there any advantages to no mod players opposed to dt,hd,hr players?
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less physical pain
There is, i usually take a look at the beatmap without mods (besides HR, thats always on) before attempting HD or FL. To get a better idea of the map.
But playing exclusively nomod gives you no advantages whatsoever.
But playing exclusively nomod gives you no advantages whatsoever.
Some of the harder maps aren't really doable with mods (yet), there's very few though.
Basically, unless you can't play the map with mods.Clappy wrote:
So there's no reason to play with no mods?
Many people dive straight in.Granger wrote:
There is, i usually take a look at the beatmap without mods (besides HR, thats always on) before attempting HD or FL. To get a better idea of the map.
It teaches you how to read lower AR and there are plenty of CS5/6 high bpm maps that are a pain in the ass to mod FC.
What ever you want to achieve if you enjoy hr or dt and want to be good at them go for it, I'm happy with no mod right now as my current reading ability and aim stands
it doesn't matter man, you can either play maps that are too easy for you to play without mods and therefore use mods, or play maps that are too hard for you to play with mods and therefore play no mod.
In terms of PP, DT > no mod > HR in terms of effort required.
For playing, not that different since you can just pick faster/harder songs.
For playing, not that different since you can just pick faster/harder songs.
not really, if you like hd you play hd, if you don't mind what dt does to songs and are able to stream fast enough/want to get rank then you play dt, if you pick maps above your skill level you won't be able to play hr on them anyway
It depends entirely on what you're capable of playing?!?!?!
There's no reason to play DT on 250 BPM jump maps you can't even pass nomod, but playing Nomod on 140 BPM Hard diffs might be boring for you?
Do whatever is fun and/or challenging
There's no reason to play DT on 250 BPM jump maps you can't even pass nomod, but playing Nomod on 140 BPM Hard diffs might be boring for you?
Do whatever is fun and/or challenging
I´d say only disadvantage is that playing too much hr will lower your reading on ar 9/8. If you´re attempting to go for the OWC as a goal, then you should bear in mind that you should be able to read those AR´s to perfection.
Kouya-
I play no mod when I want quick pp
Advantages - Better chance to FC something, You can actually see those overlapping objects when they come, Less stress or lowered blood pressure.
Disadvantages - You wont get as good as rank and might not get any PP unless it is a song that people cant play mods with. Other than that.....nothin
Usually I play hidden for everything unless if there is some annoying overlappers or weird patterns. Or play with DT when the song is too slow or HR when the AR is too low or circles are too big. (Performance: Hidden > Visible Approach Circles
That's just me ) All in all, the disadvantage is just not getting a better rank than everybody else in a majority of songs which gives you little PP. If you are a casual player, then you shouldn't mind much 
Disadvantages - You wont get as good as rank and might not get any PP unless it is a song that people cant play mods with. Other than that.....nothin
Usually I play hidden for everything unless if there is some annoying overlappers or weird patterns. Or play with DT when the song is too slow or HR when the AR is too low or circles are too big. (Performance: Hidden > Visible Approach Circles
That's just me ) All in all, the disadvantage is just not getting a better rank than everybody else in a majority of songs which gives you little PP. If you are a casual player, then you shouldn't mind much play dt on low bpm tv size maps if you want quick ppCelsiusLK wrote:
I play no mod when I want quick pp
couldn't agree moreNoobsicle wrote:
play dt on low bpm tv size maps if you want quick ppCelsiusLK wrote:
I play no mod when I want quick pp
that and koigokoro DT for real quick pp