Generally speaking, I'll throw a song in the "completed" pile when I have an S and a FC on it, my thinking is that I'll come back to it when I'm good enough to get an S+FC with mods on as well.
That being beside the point, I'm dreadfully bad at actually getting FCs. I can read AR9 with little problems, and my accuracy is generally what I'd consider pretty good, but I'm becoming aware that my aim, or my ability to keep a combo going is lacking. When I read about snapping, it seems that the purpose of snapping is to increase or improve aim, so I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on how to improve or start snapping? I'm not entirely familiar with the concept of it besides some research, so I might be misinterpreting it here, but from what I gather it's a valuable skill for clearing high star beatmaps, so it's probably a habit I should attempt to become familiar with as soon as possible.
If anyone has any other tips for improving aim and FC'ing maps, that would also be helpful. I understand playing more, and am actively doing so, but it's always good to ask, sometimes people have helpful pointers that speed up the process.
That being beside the point, I'm dreadfully bad at actually getting FCs. I can read AR9 with little problems, and my accuracy is generally what I'd consider pretty good, but I'm becoming aware that my aim, or my ability to keep a combo going is lacking. When I read about snapping, it seems that the purpose of snapping is to increase or improve aim, so I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on how to improve or start snapping? I'm not entirely familiar with the concept of it besides some research, so I might be misinterpreting it here, but from what I gather it's a valuable skill for clearing high star beatmaps, so it's probably a habit I should attempt to become familiar with as soon as possible.
If anyone has any other tips for improving aim and FC'ing maps, that would also be helpful. I understand playing more, and am actively doing so, but it's always good to ask, sometimes people have helpful pointers that speed up the process.