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Am I the only one who can't do slow streams?
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A for effort.
:thejoke: Less than 180 bpm is boring.GoldenWolf wrote:
I think I can safely state that if you keep telling yourself you will "someday" fix it, you won't, up until you actually think "I'm gonna fix it right now".Kheldragar wrote:
Someday I will go back and fix this. Maybe someday when I have 4000pp.
Maybe if you had ADDKheldragar wrote:
:thejoke: Less than 180 bpm is boring.
Reading this, i feel safe that i choosen slow progress route but learning everything, like - easy -> normal -> easy + hr -> normal + hr -> easy + dt and go on. I am aware that i will stay on low level maps for loooooong time and after 2 months i will say "hey, i can play hard + hr" while others "yo, i can pass insane maps noob".
Just heared on this forum pretty deep words - It's diffrence betwin play and pass.
I cannot stream for shit, literaly, at any damn bpm i fail all maps with streams but slowly it's getting better. Imma play more and i will stream like a bawz ^^.
Just heared on this forum pretty deep words - It's diffrence betwin play and pass.
I cannot stream for shit, literaly, at any damn bpm i fail all maps with streams but slowly it's getting better. Imma play more and i will stream like a bawz ^^.
But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.Honestly, this always makes me curious, how this things works. Why experienced players or even once with high playcount are unable to play slow maps and avoid them?
Most people recommend progressing as far as you can nomod before you start playing mod.aisakatayga wrote:
Reading this, i feel safe that i choosen slow progress route but learning everything, like - easy -> normal -> easy + hr -> normal + hr -> easy + dt and go on. I am aware that i will stay on low level maps for loooooong time and after 2 months i will say "hey, i can play hard + hr" while others "yo, i can pass insane maps noob".
Just heared on this forum pretty deep words - It's diffrence betwin play and pass.
I cannot stream for shit, literaly, at any damn bpm i fail all maps with streams but slowly it's getting better. Imma play more and i will stream like a bawz ^^.
Honestly, this always makes me curious, how this things works. Why experienced players or even once with high playcount are unable to play slow maps and avoid them?
For HR most people recommend you don't get into it before you actually develop some good accuracy.
Also, most experienced players CAN play low ar-maps, most just choose not to because it's boring. Now low ar + high circle density is another story altogether, there are quite a few crazy EZ players out there. As for low bpm, the tendency is to play faster and faster stuff, but there are a few players out there that can play slow stuff.
yo, i can pass insane maps noobaisakatayga wrote:
Reading this, i feel safe that i choosen slow progress route but learning everything, like - easy -> normal -> easy + hr -> normal + hr -> easy + dt and go on. I am aware that i will stay on low level maps for loooooong time and after 2 months i will say "hey, i can play hard + hr" while others "yo, i can pass insane maps noob".
Just heared on this forum pretty deep words - It's diffrence betwin play and pass.
I cannot stream for shit, literaly, at any damn bpm i fail all maps with streams but slowly it's getting better. Imma play more and i will stream like a bawz ^^.But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.Honestly, this always makes me curious, how this things works. Why experienced players or even once with high playcount are unable to play slow maps and avoid them?
Experienced players can usually play slow maps with very high acc but they tend to suffer under the "click a full beat too early"-syndrome due to the way harder maps are mapped. Along with that it is far from easy(no puns intended) to play high circle density maps with low AR therefore high AR actually makes fast maps easier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iJROFuVE_U
Looks cool, doesn't it? If you wanna keep going slow, start playing every bracket with the easymod for a while and you'll be able to do that at some point.
I'm good at 30bpm streams btw. At least no misses/50
I really doubt you can stream 240BPM. Like, really doubt it.xVortexXz wrote:
I'm usually comfortable around 170-180 up to 240. But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.
Gotta go fastBauxe wrote:
I really doubt you can stream 240BPM. Like, really doubt it.xVortexXz wrote:
I'm usually comfortable around 170-180 up to 240. But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.
wtf why would he lie manBauxe wrote:
I really doubt you can stream 240BPM. Like, really doubt it.xVortexXz wrote:
I'm usually comfortable around 170-180 up to 240. But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.
people never overexaggerate
Define stream first. Do you want to hit every note and not break? Do you want to have a full 300? (At least once in a while). Do you want to have a full 300 90% of the time? How long does the stream have to be? What about the type of stream? What if the streams are all close together? What if it's like Genryuu Kaiko?Bauxe wrote:
I really doubt you can stream 240BPM. Like, really doubt it.xVortexXz wrote:
I'm usually comfortable around 170-180 up to 240. But AR also has an important roll. If it's anything below 8 then I'm out of there.
Streaming a BPM means that, with proper warm-up and anticipation, you can play the average deathstream with at least 99% accuracy and decent stamina.
"Special" streams like spaced streams and whatnot are kind of a different thing entirely and require practice even if you can stream that BPM.
EDIT: When I say "average" deathstream I mean something with close spacing that isn't too tricky to play. Think of something like Mendes.
"Special" streams like spaced streams and whatnot are kind of a different thing entirely and require practice even if you can stream that BPM.
EDIT: When I say "average" deathstream I mean something with close spacing that isn't too tricky to play. Think of something like Mendes.
Damn it I guess I don't know how to streamBarusamikosu wrote:
Streaming a BPM means that, with proper warm-up and anticipation, you can play the average deathstream with at least 99% accuracy and decent stamina.
"Special" streams like spaced streams and whatnot are kind of a different thing entirely and require practice even if you can stream that BPM.
EDIT: When I say "average" deathstream I mean something with close spacing that isn't too tricky to play. Think of something like Mendes.
You know what's even harder than slow streams?
Slow spaced streams.
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Slow spaced streams.
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Why stream when you can just singletap everything /s
why singletap when you can just alternate everything?Quite Cynical wrote:
Why stream when you can just singletap everything /s
gotta go slow
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That is so true!CuboidBeats wrote:
You know what's even harder than slow streams?
Slow spaced streams.
;___;
jaaakb wrote:
why singletap when you can just alternate everything?Quite Cynical wrote:
Why stream when you can just singletap everything /s
gotta go slow
A lot of people don't, actually.eeezzzeee wrote:
Damn it I guess I don't know how to stream
I think using Mendes-long streams as a measure is fairly reasonable. If you can do those kind of streams, you can play like 99% of the maps at that BPM, which is probably more than enough if you don't aim to be a top player.
I cannot do any type of stream be it slow or fast I think the only way around it is to just practice.
why stream if you can just play offline in private
Feel the pace no need to think about how fast is the upcomig stream just use ur fingers and click with beats so u can even stream 50bpm = alternating
I think any "stream" under 120 bpm should be singletappable by all.
can you decide, kelly?
i'm playing full alternate and i can't stream above 140 when it's longer than ~8 notes
but i guess i could singletap the streams and alternate everything else
i'm playing full alternate and i can't stream above 140 when it's longer than ~8 notes
but i guess i could singletap the streams and alternate everything else
woah that sounds like me when I started this game, except I was singletappingEndaris wrote:
i'm playing full alternate and i can't stream above 140 when it's longer than ~8 notes
That's really really slow to me. I can hardly go under 180 without having speed issues and at 200 I can do 30-50 sometimes.Endaris wrote:
can you decide, kelly?
i'm playing full alternate and i can't stream above 140 when it's longer than ~8 notes
but i guess i could singletap the streams and alternate everything else
What.Endaris wrote:
but i guess i could singletap the streams and alternate everything else
No, stop. That's not how you ply the game.
It's just preference.Saphirshroom wrote:
What.Endaris wrote:
but i guess i could singletap the streams and alternate everything else
No, stop. That's not how you ply the game.
...whoosh?Saphirshroom wrote:
No, stop. That's not how you ply the game.
Then I misunderstood him, I thought he was going to singletap the 140 and above streams he was talking about...Kheldragar wrote:
It's just preference.
Whoosh indeedGoldenWolf wrote:
...whoosh?
Don't singletap streams if you ever want to have good finger control.
Even if it's 120bpm, or 100bpm
Alternate it
EDIT: I did notice the sarcasm, but somebody might read it and take it seriously
Even if it's 120bpm, or 100bpm
Alternate it
EDIT: I did notice the sarcasm, but somebody might read it and take it seriously
You mean like the guy right above you? huehueBarusamikosu wrote:
I did notice the sarcasm, but somebody might read it and take it seriously
;_;
i actually "think" on slower streams. 190+ bpm streams are like pieces of cake.
I can no longer stream below 180bpm without warming up for several hours first.
slow streams r ez
pain in the ass with hr :^)
pain in the ass with hr :^)