Do using Relax or either Auto Pilot help for training?
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Using Relax/Auto Pilot for training?
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I did it a lot for fun when I was around 2,000pp and thus never had a problem with AR10.
nice double post
You can ask ZenithPhantasm, I believe he uses relax because of RSI or something
You can ask ZenithPhantasm, I believe he uses relax because of RSI or something
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Thanks for the replies guys! 
So it seems using Relax and Autopilot isn't worthless after all sometimes.
So it seems using Relax and Autopilot isn't worthless after all sometimes.no it's pretty worthless
if you're going to use it to train you really need to know what you're doing. there is an enormous amount of coordination between your cursor movement and your clicking. Unless you click or you move your cursor like the AI does, then you are often training something completely irrelevant. and no one moves or clicks like the AI.
if you're going to use it to train you really need to know what you're doing. there is an enormous amount of coordination between your cursor movement and your clicking. Unless you click or you move your cursor like the AI does, then you are often training something completely irrelevant. and no one moves or clicks like the AI.
Maybe, Auto..? (I don't know "AI" but IA, Vocaloid)winber1 wrote:
no one moves or clicks like the AI.
(/runs)
Kouya-
I feel like putting on no fail is better because it trains you to do both things at the same time, it would be bad is your jumps were perfect but your tapping was all messed up. Plus, there's a health bar, combo counter, and score counter all throughout your game play so you can see if your improving or not on certain parts. Just my personal opinion tho.
Shouldn't this be in G&R?
OT: I personally use relax for maps I have a hard time reading, like 10.3 or gimmick mapping. However, I find using autopilot completely useless as snapping is what allows my tapping finger to be on beat; by that I mean my hand, not the AI itself.
Quantum also has a point as well. Overall, it only works on relatively hard maps, not out-of-your-league maps (unless you're Zenny who wants aimbot status)
OT: I personally use relax for maps I have a hard time reading, like 10.3 or gimmick mapping. However, I find using autopilot completely useless as snapping is what allows my tapping finger to be on beat; by that I mean my hand, not the AI itself.
Quantum also has a point as well. Overall, it only works on relatively hard maps, not out-of-your-league maps (unless you're Zenny who wants aimbot status)
Moved to Gameplay & Rankings
No fail is only useful when the map has a poorly placed segment thats way too difficult in comparison to the rest of the map is hich is otherwise decent.
NF helps me play worldwide choppers for singletap stamina.
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Also DT Freedman on Insane.
Also DT Freedman on Insane.
cookiezi moves like autowinber1 wrote:
no it's pretty worthless
if you're going to use it to train you really need to know what you're doing. there is an enormous amount of coordination between your cursor movement and your clicking. Unless you click or you move your cursor like the AI does, then you are often training something completely irrelevant. and no one moves or clicks like the AI.
I played relax for a week, b/c my aim sucked way more than my tapping, and when I took it off, I was significantly better.
As for autopilot, I've never used it and don't intend to so i'm not sure if it's helpful or not.
As for autopilot, I've never used it and don't intend to so i'm not sure if it's helpful or not.
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Nice idea!---QUANTUM--- wrote:
I feel like putting on no fail is better because it trains you to do both things at the same time, it would be bad is your jumps were perfect but your tapping was all messed up. Plus, there's a health bar, combo counter, and score counter all throughout your game play so you can see if your improving or not on certain parts. Just my personal opinion tho.
I use relax when someone plays a streamy song when I am still not warmed enough
AutoPilot could be useful if you want to read the map once before you start to play it
so to answer the topic, no unless you move or click like the AI does
AutoPilot could be useful if you want to read the map once before you start to play it
so to answer the topic, no unless you move or click like the AI does