Practice.
forum
Mouse and ar 10,3
posted
Total Posts
44
Practice is such a pro player. I wish I could grow up and be just like him/her/it.Gumpyyy wrote:
Practice.
Mouse has completely nothing to do with being able to read high ARs 
E m i
Some people definitely can read AR10.3, but I for example freeze up on triples/streams/etc. (even at AR9.8...)
I also see no reason why would mouse make it any harder to play this AR, because mouse is generally better for fast snapping. Many mouse + (nothing/keyboard) players are literally launching their cursors towards circles. Whether they aim well is generally dependent on their muscle memory.
The fact that mouses are relatively big allows for a tight grip, and their weight actually allows faster movement (along with deterioration of the lower surface)
I also recommend lifting a lot. Finishing any marathon map mouse only was very hard for me.
I also see no reason why would mouse make it any harder to play this AR, because mouse is generally better for fast snapping. Many mouse + (nothing/keyboard) players are literally launching their cursors towards circles. Whether they aim well is generally dependent on their muscle memory.
The fact that mouses are relatively big allows for a tight grip, and their weight actually allows faster movement (along with deterioration of the lower surface)
I also recommend lifting a lot. Finishing any marathon map mouse only was very hard for me.
i got tablet and play ar15
IKR, plus with a tablet you can stream 400 bpm maps. It's pretty awesome.buny wrote:
i got tablet and play ar15
Aside of that, you should have a different mentality. If no one would have done it, why would it make sence to stop trying? don´t think, only you can limit your skills. just practice and enjoy the game. 10.3 will come and say hi one day.
no, it's not physically possible using a mouse
however it's possible if you use a tablet as a mouse pad
however it's possible if you use a tablet as a mouse pad
/threadwinber1 wrote:
no, it's not physically possible using a mouse
It depends on the player. Obviously the top mouse players can do it.
I heard rumors, that people with tablet suck at 10,3 too.
Device and Approach Rate skills has nothing to do with each other.
End of Topic
End of Topic
ZenithPhantasm
You can. You just need to practice.chainpullz wrote:
Practice is such a pro player. I wish I could grow up and be just like him/her/it.Gumpyyy wrote:
Practice.
them*chainpullz wrote:
Practice is such a pro player. I wish I could grow up and be just like him/her/it.
Really? I heard rumors that people suck at osu! Better quit now.[-Cloud-] wrote:
I heard rumors, that people with tablet suck at 10,3 too.
Can confirm.chainpullz wrote:
Really? I heard rumors that people suck at osu! Better quit now.
I believe mice have better polling rates so I think that would imply you have more time to react on a mouse than a tablet. Not that it really matters which you use though
(not sure how accurate I am on this)
(not sure how accurate I am on this)
If you're talking about input lag, that depends on the driver.-Soba- wrote:
I believe mice have better polling rates so I think that would imply you have more time to react on a mouse than a tablet. Not that it really matters which you use though
(not sure how accurate I am on this)
If you're talking about actual polling rate it makes no difference, tablet even has the advantage because it doesn't rely on polling rate at all, unless you're playing with the touchpad feature instead of the pen. Theoretically there is a difference, practically, probably not. And tablet is better off.
I might be talking about input lag, I just heard mouse movements are read faster than pen movementsSaphirshroom wrote:
If you're talking about input lag, that depends on the driver.-Soba- wrote:
I believe mice have better polling rates so I think that would imply you have more time to react on a mouse than a tablet. Not that it really matters which you use though
(not sure how accurate I am on this)
If you're talking about actual polling rate it makes no difference, tablet even has the advantage because it doesn't rely on polling rate at all, unless you're playing with the touchpad feature instead of the pen. Theoretically there is a difference, practically, probably not. And tablet is better off.
^ That's possible if using the mouse ps/2 port. Otherwise both have roughly same input lag.
ZenithPhantasm
I can confirm. And when you start playing like shit 2 hours later: more coffee.ZenithPhantasm wrote:
How about a cup of coffee? I heard it can improve your reaction time by a tens of milliseconds, more so than any input lag fix.
E m i
I remember that back when I was playing mouse only, 512mg of caffeine was a one-time fee to get better acc on airman.chainpullz wrote:
I can confirm. And when you start playing like shit 2 hours later: more coffee.ZenithPhantasm wrote:
How about a cup of coffee? I heard it can improve your reaction time by a tens of milliseconds, more so than any input lag fix.
And I can't beat my record since 3 months.
Caffeine really helps, but I recommend not taking it for a week once in a while to reset your tolerance.
First time feels unbelievable.
I am on a caffeine high every waking hour.
I run on coffee. Some days I wonder how I even make it down to the kitchen. It allows me to function less than 6 hrs of sleep every night.B1rd wrote:
I am on a caffeine high every waking hour.
Caffeine is life <3B1rd wrote:
I am on a caffeine high every waking hour.
ZenithPhantasm
I've been drinking coffee for years and don't have a tolerance.
Basically this. If you think you are developing a tolerance then your coffee was never strong enough to begin with.B1rd wrote:
I've been drinking coffee for years and don't have a tolerance.
ZenithPhantasm
Maybe its just me. I used to take stimulant medication for my ADHD when I was younger so my body may have built a tolerance from years of exposure.chainpullz wrote:
Basically this. If you think you are developing a tolerance then your coffee was never strong enough to begin with.B1rd wrote:
I've been drinking coffee for years and don't have a tolerance.
Caffeine makes me feel sick 
I think it actually got worse over time, I remember I used to drink a load of coffee daily (Up to 5 cups) and I felt fine. Now a single cup makes my stomach feel ugh.
This is completely offtopic to the initial discussion but w/e
I think it actually got worse over time, I remember I used to drink a load of coffee daily (Up to 5 cups) and I felt fine. Now a single cup makes my stomach feel ugh.This is completely offtopic to the initial discussion but w/e
Welcome to the world of gastric problems. So did I, but now I drink only 1 kind of coffee, made from chicory root. People think of this as cheap coffee (it is), but at least there are more benefits for someone with my particular health condition, and I can stomach it quite fine. Others make me feel sick, and things also start to taste bad if they make you sick, so I don't miss other coffee's at all.Rewben2 wrote:
Caffeine makes me feel sick
This is never going to go back on topic is it?
Forum mods only exist when they feel like it.RaneFire wrote:
Welcome to the world of gastric problems. So did I, but now I drink only 1 kind of coffee, made from chicory root. People think of this as cheap coffee (it is), but at least there are more benefits for someone with my particular health condition, and I can stomach it quite fine. Others make me feel sick.Rewben2 wrote:
Caffeine makes me feel sick
This is never going to go back on topic is it?