Hi there!
I've pretty much started playing osu! 2 weeks ago. I used to play with mouse-only-singletapping when I played osu! in the past(like once every 6 months). Now I started off with more enthusiasm using the keyboard and alternating between index and middle finger cause it just feels natural. That much about me. (ofc i read the alternating vs singletapping threads)
Now I reached a skilllevel where I can comfortably FC most maps up to ~2,1 stars first try. While I found my mousehand and visual perception drastically improving there don't seem to be many maps I can train my tap-hand-control on.
Reason seems to be the following:
Compared to easy maps most normal/hard maps get their increased difficulty from the following adjustments:
-higher AR/OD/CS/Drain
-introducing triplets/doubletaps
-a bit harder jumps
-more space in general between single notes
all of which doesn't really help my tap-hand gaining more control as triplets and doubletaps are usually easy cake and most maps at this level use patterns where sliders and single notes alternate which gives my fingers rest and time to react unlike singletappers.
to get to the point finally:
I'm looking for maps with a majority of singlenotes that switch between different rhythmic patterns, don't have too many sliders in between and aren't above 3 stars(That's roughly the difficulty where I start getting distracted too much by other problems depending on the map). Sort of streamy patterns are also fine.
To give you some examples what i'm searching for:
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/31950 (160 Circles, 53 Slider)
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/29034 (178 Circles, 34 Slider)
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/46002 (226 Circles, 42 Slider)
Even though I can pass all of them I'm struggling a lot with keeping a good/full combo and decent accuracy without practicing the song so I don't have to read the rhythm anymore. Which is why I want more of this maptype so I don't get used to the maps.
Thanks already for reading this unnecessarily long starting post, I'm waiting for your answers
PS: In b4 to any "switch to singletap it's easier"-answer: I'll stick with alternating for now as I'm not planning to get #1 anytime soon. And sorry for my "not that good" english.
I've pretty much started playing osu! 2 weeks ago. I used to play with mouse-only-singletapping when I played osu! in the past(like once every 6 months). Now I started off with more enthusiasm using the keyboard and alternating between index and middle finger cause it just feels natural. That much about me. (ofc i read the alternating vs singletapping threads)
Now I reached a skilllevel where I can comfortably FC most maps up to ~2,1 stars first try. While I found my mousehand and visual perception drastically improving there don't seem to be many maps I can train my tap-hand-control on.
Reason seems to be the following:
Compared to easy maps most normal/hard maps get their increased difficulty from the following adjustments:
-higher AR/OD/CS/Drain
-introducing triplets/doubletaps
-a bit harder jumps
-more space in general between single notes
all of which doesn't really help my tap-hand gaining more control as triplets and doubletaps are usually easy cake and most maps at this level use patterns where sliders and single notes alternate which gives my fingers rest and time to react unlike singletappers.
to get to the point finally:
I'm looking for maps with a majority of singlenotes that switch between different rhythmic patterns, don't have too many sliders in between and aren't above 3 stars(That's roughly the difficulty where I start getting distracted too much by other problems depending on the map). Sort of streamy patterns are also fine.
To give you some examples what i'm searching for:
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/31950 (160 Circles, 53 Slider)
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/29034 (178 Circles, 34 Slider)
https://osu.ppy.sh/b/46002 (226 Circles, 42 Slider)
Even though I can pass all of them I'm struggling a lot with keeping a good/full combo and decent accuracy without practicing the song so I don't have to read the rhythm anymore. Which is why I want more of this maptype so I don't get used to the maps.
Thanks already for reading this unnecessarily long starting post, I'm waiting for your answers
PS: In b4 to any "switch to singletap it's easier"-answer: I'll stick with alternating for now as I'm not planning to get #1 anytime soon. And sorry for my "not that good" english.