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If anything, nomod and HD would be good things to focus on. If you can, try EZ or even EZ+HD, it's a heck of a lot harder than anything you mentioned.
Why not specialize in something that suits you, or that you find fun etc.? If you're asking us which you should specialize in for more / easier pp, then for most people that answer would be DT.
You should be focusing on accuracy at all levels. Playing DT properly also requires good accuracy, maybe not as much as HR, but definitely more than nomod.Evil Darius wrote:
Should I focus on speed or accuracy at this level?
I played mods at 30k, now i'm terrible for it.B1rd wrote:
don't play mods at rank 30K.
fix'dGumpyyy wrote:
I played mods at 30k, now i'm terrible without mods for it.B1rd wrote:
don't play mods at rank 30K.
alternatively, you could play without mods at 30k onwards, and be terrible at mods for it just as easily.
DT has the potential to raise the accuracy aim and speed requirement to much higher heights than HR can, especially since od10 is the max you can get with HR.piruchan wrote:
HDHR requires skill, HDDT doesn't
Cos there are soooo many dt-able OD8.6 or higher maps out there, and even at that point, I'm pretty sure the map will be much harder to keep up with in terms of speed / aim than just acc'ing od10.1+. I think it's safe to say that 9 times out of 10, HR will have higher OD than DT.Riince wrote:
DT has the potential to raise the accuracy aim and speed requirement to much higher heights than HR can, especially since od10 is the max you can get with HR.piruchan wrote:
HDHR requires skill, HDDT doesn't
yeah what cheeszstik said.more like 9.9/10
The difference is it's much easier to learn fast streaming and high AR reading than it is to learn slow streaming and low AR reading once you're used to DT.Riince wrote:
fix'dGumpyyy wrote:
I played mods at 30k, now i'm terrible without mods for it.
alternatively, you could play without mods at 30k onwards, and be terrible at mods for it just as easily.
i definitely dont agree with that, going from slower to faster is harder because its mental AND physical. as long as you know how to acc and arent just mashing, the only barrier to going accurately and slow is mental.B1rd wrote:
The difference is it's much easier to learn fast streaming and high AR reading than it is to learn slow streaming and low AR reading once you're used to DT.
Getting faster is easy, because you have no bad muscle memory inhibiting your progress. Just practice fast maps a lot and you will get fast.
Also, streaming over 200 bpm isn't really much use if you can't aim maps that fast.
Also, streaming over 200 bpm isn't really much use if you can't aim maps that fast.
not really, the physical difficulties of actually going faster are definitely more challenging to overcome than any of the mental challenges of playing accurately slowly, hence why there are a thousand slowpokes for every exceptionally fast player.
ive gained like maybe 40 bpm to where i can comfortably stream in a YEAR of playing even trying to focus solely on that, it's really hard... but just by dedicating a week or 2 to accuracy i noticed huge gains overall that stayed with me forever because that's just mental..
ive gained like maybe 40 bpm to where i can comfortably stream in a YEAR of playing even trying to focus solely on that, it's really hard... but just by dedicating a week or 2 to accuracy i noticed huge gains overall that stayed with me forever because that's just mental..
I'm not saying it's easier or harder to stream accurately at low bpm than streaming fast, what I'm saying that if you only play fast bpm from the start you're only going to learn how to mash your fingers as fast as you can and not how to stream. And then you're going to have to go back an learn streaming properly, which will be much harder because you have bad muscle memory. Tons of pro players have advised to learn technique at low bpm streams first.Riince wrote:
not really, the physical difficulties of actually going faster are definitely more challenging to overcome than any of the mental challenges of playing accurately slowly, hence why there are a thousand slowpokes for every exceptionally fast player.
ive gained like maybe 40 bpm to where i can comfortably stream in a YEAR of playing even trying to focus solely on that, it's really hard... but just by dedicating a week or 2 to accuracy i noticed huge gains overall that stayed with me forever because that's just mental..
DT = speed
HR = everything else
HR = everything else
eh, i dont think that's true. unless you start way too earlyB1rd wrote:
if you only play fast bpm from the start you're only going to learn how to mash your fingers as fast as you can and not how to stream.
It's quite true, I've seen enough examples.
Try seeing if you get get 97% or more in Liquid or Cackletta Soul Battle.
Try seeing if you get get 97% or more in Liquid or Cackletta Soul Battle.
Can confirm, am masher. Fingercontrol isn't only a mental thing. You need to practice it for a long time, if you want to be accuracte on any bpm.B1rd wrote:
It's quite true, I've seen enough examples.
I wish this wasn't true ;_;.B1rd wrote:
It's quite true, I've seen enough examples.
I mash at high bpms (260+) but I'm pretty decent at control. Biggest problem right now is coordination with the mouse, though I guess that's understandable in the first hours after switching playstyles
What are these songs? I need more 260+ maps.
take any DnB mapKheldragar wrote:
What are these songs? I need more 260+ maps.
change it to AR8
turn on DT
gauranteed 257-263 bpm your welcome
Haha DT.
E m i
Also if you edit a song to CS3.1, AR6.4, OD5, and HP5, it turns into the average CS4, AR9, OD7, HP7 after HR, and if you pretend that you didn't turn HR on, then it's like nomod[ Momiji ] wrote:
edit it to AR7 OD4
AR9 OD7 after DT
and if you also pretend that the song was that fast from the beginning, then it's like nomod
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CS4.03 AR8.96?cheezstik wrote:
Also if you edit a song to CS3.1, AR6.4, OD5, and HP5, it turns into the average CS4, AR9, OD7, HP7 after HR, and if you pretend that you didn't turn HR on, then it's like nomod[ Momiji ] wrote:
edit it to AR7 OD4
AR9 OD7 after DT
and if you also pretend that the song was that fast from the beginning, then it's like nomod
Screw those combos, HDFL ftw.
jk
jk
proof that ez should take score away
Keep working on the basics.
Become the nomod god.
Become the nomod god.
I am around 21k now and barely use mods. I also have seen higher ranked players with 5000+pp having not a single mod play in their top ranked plays.
So I wouldn't feed a necessity of playing with mods at the moment. Especially since there are a lot of nomod maps which are still hard enough for me to stick to no-mod. I mean it is a matter of personal taste. But I personally don't like ht and dt because they ruin the sound quality. I also like Azer's take on HR vs. DT. So I will probably rather stick to HR once I reach that level.
So I wouldn't feed a necessity of playing with mods at the moment. Especially since there are a lot of nomod maps which are still hard enough for me to stick to no-mod. I mean it is a matter of personal taste. But I personally don't like ht and dt because they ruin the sound quality. I also like Azer's take on HR vs. DT. So I will probably rather stick to HR once I reach that level.