I've been really working on instilling some good habits regarding my cursor movement lately, and I've improved a lot in that aspect. However, i'm not sure how to approach closing gaps between sequences. Between two sequences of hit circles should i try to be moving as straight as possible from one to the other (such as in jumps for instance) or is it fine if it's a little bit curved? Is curving a bad habit i should avoid is it perfectly normal?
I find that if I concentrate hard I can move in a straight line between most sequences, except for side-to-side parallel/almost parallel sliders that begin/end on opposing heads- i tend to move in a circular motion for those since they're so close to one another it almost feels like i'm doing a mini slider.
Thoughts?
I find that if I concentrate hard I can move in a straight line between most sequences, except for side-to-side parallel/almost parallel sliders that begin/end on opposing heads- i tend to move in a circular motion for those since they're so close to one another it almost feels like i'm doing a mini slider.
Thoughts?
The smaller the curve, the harder you 'snap'. But it isn't a "bad habit" either way. 
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