haaha I just got like 80% accuracy on some map and it's one of my top plays now
cool game
clearly not warmed up after hour uno
cool game
clearly not warmed up after hour uno
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How long does it take you to warm up?
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I do very targeted stretches for my arm/wrist for 5 - 10 minutes before playing the game, It takes me a further 10 minutes to warm up and 30 minutes to reach my peak.
well what exactly is your warm-up routine? physical stretching, certain maps for different skills, increasing bpm gradually, none of the above, etc?exozion wrote:
haaha I just got like 80% accuracy on some map and it's one of my top plays now
cool game
clearly not warmed up after hour uno
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i play remote control for both accuracy and aim since it's OD9 + fullscreen jumps
then i play a couple jump practice maps for more aim
and then i try to fc some 4 stars and fail miserably 99% of the time
then i play a couple jump practice maps for more aim
and then i try to fc some 4 stars and fail miserably 99% of the time
I'd say around 3-5 songs, or 30+ if I feel like crap or if i'm tired. I always found it nice to have a collection of warm-up songs that i'm consistent in, so I don't have to screw around looking for a song to start with.
Probably because you're warming up on a remote control full screen jump map, which practices a skill that you will never see on a 4 star map. You're better off warming up on a balanced map like catastrophe or caramelldansen.exozion wrote:
and then i try to fc some 4 stars and fail miserably 99% of the time
4-5 hours. Makes it hard to motivate myself to play the game.
I do the same, otherwise I get horrible pains on my wrist and fingers then 4 or 5 fast songs and let my hand rest for a bit.KukiMonster wrote:
I do very targeted stretches for my arm/wrist for 5 - 10 minutes before playing the game, It takes me a further 10 minutes to warm up and 30 minutes to reach my peak.
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game too hard
easy mod activate
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thanks for the suggestions <3KukiMonster wrote:
Probably because you're warming up on a remote control full screen jump map, which practices a skill that you will never see on a 4 star map. You're better off warming up on a balanced map like catastrophe or caramelldansen.exozion wrote:
and then i try to fc some 4 stars and fail miserably 99% of the time
I don't really warm up. I've had days where I start up osu! and the first song I play I suddenly beat my previous score and accuracy on. At most, I'll do some finger stretches before actually playing, but it's more of a "crack knuckles and let's get going" kind of thing. Though fyi, I can't actually crack my knuckles.
I don't really warm up, but I play better after an hour or 2. That makes perfect sense anyway. I just don't see it as warming up because I don't have time for that. Might as well not play if I am going to con myself into not enjoying the game for the first 2 hours. So I just play whatever I want right from the get-go, even if it's Hard Rock or DT.
If I'm really struggling to play because I'm tired/exhausted, I just don't play. I load up some rpg game that takes no skill, and play that instead.
If I'm really struggling to play because I'm tired/exhausted, I just don't play. I load up some rpg game that takes no skill, and play that instead.
Just playing the game is still warming you up though.RaneFire wrote:
I don't really warm up, but I play better after an hour or 2. That makes perfect sense anyway. I just don't see it as warming up because I don't have time for that. Might as well not play if I am going to con myself into not enjoying the game for the first 2 hours. So I just play whatever I want right from the get-go, even if it's Hard Rock or DT.
If I'm really struggling to play because I'm tired/exhausted, I just don't play. I load up some rpg game that takes no skill, and play that instead.
Anywhere from 10 min to an hour.
Yes, it's just perspective.Bauxe wrote:
Just playing the game is still warming you up though.
People who play for longer sessions will feel like warming up takes longer, since they reach a higher peak of improvement than people who play in shorter sessions. Personally, I can hardly spare more than 4 hours on any given day for a game, so 2 hours is half of that. If you play 8 hours a day, you might feel like you take 4 hours to warm up, since you might return to a map 4 hours later, see improvement, and deduce that it took you 4+ hours to warm up. I suppose you could call it "progression" towards the mean (as opposed to regression).
I did a 10 hour session once and achieved a personal milestone 9 hours in. Did it take me 9 hours to warmup for that? No, because that's not normal for me. So what is normal for you will determine how long you need to warm up.
I actually have to play hard maps intensely for 30-40 minutes before I reach my peak.
From then on, I can hold the peak for 1-2 hours before I phase out. This is when I actually can "feel" the position of the hit circles and play with fast speed and good aim.
The thing is I never play more than 20 minutes each session these days so go figure..
From then on, I can hold the peak for 1-2 hours before I phase out. This is when I actually can "feel" the position of the hit circles and play with fast speed and good aim.
The thing is I never play more than 20 minutes each session these days so go figure..
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This is when I actually can "feel" the position of the hit circles and play with fast speed and good aim.
GoldenWolf wrote:
d33pLoves wrote:
This is when I actually can "feel" the position of the hit circles and play with fast speed and good aim.
you guys obviously didn't fap enough
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I practice HDHR while warming up to make a good use of that time.
Weeks.